Keppel Land tops off International Financial Centre Jakarta Tower Two

It will be ready by 1Q16.

Keppel Land has the topped off the International Financial Centre Jakarta Tower Two, a landmark commercial development in Jakarta's Central Business District.

The development, which is slated to be completed in the first quarter of 2016, tenants secured for International Financial Centre Jakarta Tower Two include Servcorp, Tokio Marine, Grant Thornton, Rintis and Ithaca Resources.

International Financial Centre Jakarta is located along Jalan Jenderal Sudirman within the city's golden triangle zone.

It was designed by leading global architecture and design firm, NBBJ. The 48-storey development will offer 50,200 sm of prime Grade A office space when completed.

Keppel Land will also be redeveloping the existing 18-storey Tower One, which was completed in 1985, into a 55-storey office tower that will more than double its net leasable area to approximately 72,800 sm.

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