Indonesia’s new capital city, Nusantara (IKN), continues to attract significant investment, with a total of IDR 1.2 trillion committed by private companies to enhance its urban ecosystem. The investment focuses on developing key facilities such as apartments, hotels, sports centers, and restaurants, which are expected to accelerate the growth of a vibrant and inclusive city environment. These projects are part of broader efforts to transform IKN into a modern and sustainable urban hub.

Construction is scheduled to begin in late 2026, with projects strategically located in core development areas, including the education district. The involvement of both domestic and international investors reflects strong confidence in IKN’s long-term potential, supported by its smart city concept, regulatory certainty, and attractive fiscal incentives. This development is expected to boost economic activity and create a dynamic ecosystem for residents and businesses.
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https://koran-jakarta.com/2026-05-04/investasi-rp12-triliun-perkuat-ekosistem-kawasan-ikn