Supply in Greater Jakarta alone rose to around 3.3m sqm during the quarter.
Jakarta’s retail sector is increasingly shifting toward experiential concepts, with developers focusing on upgrades and targeted expansions rather than large-scale new supply, according to Colliers.
Colliers reports that total retail stock in Jakarta reached approximately 4.9 million sq m as of Q1 2026, with pipeline activity remaining selective. During the quarter, developers capitalised on holiday demand with the opening of Pondok Indah Mall Phase 5, an extension to one of the city’s established retail destinations, albeit with a smaller footprint than earlier phases.
In Greater Jakarta, retail supply rose to around 3.3 million sq m following the expansion of Summarecon Mall Bekasi Phase 2, which introduced new lifestyle features including a rooftop sports centre, reinforcing its position as a key retail hub in Bekasi.
Beyond new openings, Colliers highlights that renovation and rejuvenation remain central strategies for mall owners. Rebranding initiatives and partial upgrades are increasingly common, aimed at refreshing assets and maintaining relevance with evolving consumer expectations.
Developers are also taking a more strategic approach to expansions, particularly in areas such as Tangerang, by enhancing tenant mix and integrating outdoor, semi-open, and lifestyle-oriented spaces.
According to Colliers, this reflects a broader shift in consumer behaviour, with malls evolving beyond traditional shopping destinations into lifestyle hubs that offer social, recreational, and experiential attractions not easily replicated online.