Honouring Hendro Gondokusumo: A legacy of vision, leadership, and giving back
Celebrating a leader whose vision and commitment to community development have shaped Indonesia’s real estate landscape
In the world of Indonesian real estate, few figures have had as lasting an impact as Hendro S. Gondokusumo. As the founder and CEO of PT Intiland Development Tbk, Hendro was not just a business leader but a visionary whose work has shaped the urban landscape of Indonesia. His commitment to excellence, innovation, and integrity transformed Intiland into one of Indonesia’s most prominent real estate companies, achieving recognition both locally and internationally.
His leadership extended beyond his business achievements. Under his guidance, Intiland grew to be publicly listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, an accomplishment that marked a new era for the company and reflected his strategic foresight. His reputation for visionary leadership was matched only by his dedication to the real estate sector, where he played an instrumental role in organizations such as the Indonesian Real Estate Association, helping steer the industry towards sustainable growth.
However, it was not only in business where he left his mark. His passion for making a positive difference in society was evident in his philanthropic efforts. Through initiatives like the Intiland Teduh program, he worked tirelessly to improve the living conditions of underserved communities in Jakarta and East Java, bringing home renovation projects and new affordable housing to those in need. His efforts with Habitat International further demonstrated his commitment to providing dignity and shelter for Indonesia’s less fortunate.

In 2018, his remarkable contributions were recognised when he was awarded the 2018 Indonesia Real Estate Personality of the Year at the PropertyGuru Indonesia Property Awards. This recognition not only celebrated his professional accomplishments, but also acknowledged his genuine dedication to the betterment of Indonesia’s real estate sector and society as a whole.
Hendro Gondokusumo’s legacy is one of vision, leadership, and selfless giving. He leaves behind a thriving business empire and a long list of communities whose lives were touched by his work. His influence will continue to inspire future generations of real estate professionals, philanthropists, and leaders who aim to balance business success with social responsibility.
His story is not just one of professional achievement but of a life well-lived, dedicated to building not only properties but a better, more inclusive future. His legacy will remain a guiding light in the industry, reminding us all that success is measured not only by what we build, but by the difference we make along the way.
The Property Report editors wrote this article. For more information, email: [email protected].
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