The rapid growth of e-commerce in Indonesia continues to open up new opportunities in the infrastructure and logistics sectors. Based on the e-Conomy SEA 2024 report released by Google Indonesia, e-commerce is estimated to be the largest contributor to the country's digital economy, with a value reaching 65 billion US dollars or around Rp1,026.1 trillion in 2024.
Along with this trend, the need for modern industrial and warehousing areas has also increased. Responding to this challenge, an integrated industrial area is present on the north side of Jakarta, not far from Pantai Indah Kapuk 2 (PIK 2) and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
Its strategic location, coupled with infrastructure support such as toll road access, makes it one of the new growth centers for digital-based business actors.
The developer of the area is Agung Intiland, a property company that was founded in 2015 and is known to focus on developing industrial and commercial areas in Indonesia.
Their flagship project, Laksana Business Park, is developed on 1,200 hectares of land and is now one of the largest industrial areas in West Jakarta and North Tangerang Regency.
Agung Intiland President Director, Paberd Leonard Hutagaol, said that market needs have shifted from conventional warehouses to multifunctional facilities that support business efficiency.
"Industry players now prefer warehouse units that can function as storage and operational space. From the beginning, we have built an area concept that is part of an integrated business ecosystem," he said.
As part of this development, Agung Intiland has just launched Luxima Bizhub, the latest cluster with the 4 in 1 Warehouse concept. This innovation allows business actors to have housing, work space, warehouse, and sales area in one building.
The prices offered are relatively affordable, starting from IDR 1.9 billion, and are considered suitable for small to medium business actors, including e-commerce startups that require high efficiency.
Currently, Laksana Business Park 1 has been 100 percent sold, while industrial lots in Laksana Business Park 2 have been absorbed around 90 percent since its launch in early 2022.
This area has also obtained an Industrial Area Risk Business Permit and is officially registered with the Ministry of Industry, making it suitable to accommodate various business sectors, including heavy industry.
In addition to supporting logistics efficiency, the developer also carries a vision of sustainable development. In the long term, this area is designed as an independent city with a one-stop living concept, which integrates residential, educational, health, commercial, and green open space facilities.
"We believe that the development of this integrated area will have a positive impact, not only economically, but also socially and environmentally. Through sustainable innovation and inclusive business strategies, we also support the national economic growth target of 5.2 percent in 2025," added Paberd.
