Bandung's office listings are anchored on a single axis: both buildings in the selection — Menara Asia Afrika and Wisma Monex — stand on Jalan Asia Afrika, the road running through the historic core of the West Java capital. Between them they hold 19 available offices, so a search in Bandung has a working radius of a few hundred metres rather than a city-wide sweep, and shortlisted units can be inspected on one visit.
Asking rents in Bandung run from $270 to $336 per m² a year. Median and upper bound coincide at $336, which means the cheap end is thin: most of the 19 units are quoted at the top of the band, and the $270 level is an exception to be asked about by name rather than something to plan a budget around.
Floor areas in Bandung are quoted from 5 m² to 220 m², with the middle of the market at 55 m². The gap between the 55 m² median and the 220 m² maximum is where the practical decision lies — a team that needs one contiguous space near the upper end is choosing from a handful of rooms across just 2 buildings, while requirements around the median can be met in either tower.
Budget planning in Bandung is simplified by the same concentration. With rates capped at $336 per m² a year and stock limited to 19 offices, the variable that moves total cost is area, not address, so it pays to fix the headcount and the desired m² before opening negotiations.