Commercial propertyIDR 10,000,000,000
Kota Denpasar

496 commercial property currently listed for sale in Indonesia.
24 properties shown
Commercial propertyIDR 10,000,000,000
Kota Denpasar
IDR 450,000,000,000
Kabupaten Badung
IDR 80,000,000,000
Kabupaten Banyumas
IDR 540,120,000,000
Kabupaten Badung
IDR 60,000,000,000
Jakarta Barat
IDR 200,000,000,000
Kabupaten Badung
IDR 155,000,000,000
Kota Bandung
IDR 26,500,000,000
Jakarta Selatan
IDR 175,000,000,000
Kota Bandung
IDR 155,000,000,000
Kabupaten Sleman
IDR 4,475,000,000
Jakarta Selatan
IDR 40,000,000,000
Kabupaten Cianjur
Commercial propertyIDR 25,000,000,000
Jakarta Barat
IDR 22,000,000,000
Kota Denpasar
IDR 900,000,000
Kabupaten Banyuwangi
IDR 120,000,000,000
Kabupaten Badung
IDR 50,000,000,000
Jakarta Pusat
IDR 13,000,000,000
Kabupaten Banyuwangi
IDR 270,000,000,000
Kota Tangerang
IDR 850,000,000,000
Kota Surabaya
IDR 20,000,000,000
Kabupaten Banyuwangi
IDR 39,000,000,000
Jakarta Barat
IDR 13,000,000,000
Kota Denpasar
IDR 65,000,000,000
Kabupaten Bekasi
Commercial Property in Indonesia
Commercial property for sale in Indonesia is the smallest group in our data: 60 listings among 2,932. Typical examples include ruko shophouses, small office floors and retail units in cities like Jakarta and Surabaya, and the legal wrapper around ownership is more significant than the headline price.
We have not computed commercial-only statistics. For all Indonesian listings the median asking price is €139,684, the middle half is €64,853 to €264,401, and the median is €855 per m², converted from rupiah. Treat these as background. For commercial assets, rental income and the strength of the location should determine value.
A foreign individual cannot hold freehold land. Business ownership is usually through a foreign-investment company (PT PMA), which can hold building-rights titles (HGB) and must meet capital and licensing requirements, with some sectors restricted. A foreigner may also lease. The approach affects tax and exit. A notary and an Indonesian tax adviser are essential; start with the Indonesia consultation guide.
The Jakarta districts of Jakarta Selatan, Jakarta Barat, Jakarta Timur and Jakarta Utara have the greatest depth. Tangerang hosts commercial space in planned townships, Surabaya is the main eastern business city, and Bali's Badung and Denpasar have retail and hospitality premises.
Building rights have an expiry date, so check how many years are left before you check the rent.
Visit the property at different times of day, speak with neighbouring tenants and ask the local office about planned roadworks or zoning changes. Engage a notary independent of the seller, ask for the original certificate and request a check at the land office for encumbrances. For hospitality or retail uses, find out which licences must be in place and who is responsible for obtaining them. Allow time: transfers of company-held rights usually take longer than a simple home sale.
Local business loans need an Indonesian entity. See financing in Indonesia.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, a PT PMA can hold building rights for its business subject to licensing.
A shophouse: a multi-storey building with a shop on the ground floor and living or office space above.
Initial terms are limited and extendable. Check the expiry date on the certificate.
Yes. Most commercial activities need registration and sector permits.
Possibly on certain commercial transactions. Ask a tax adviser.