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Tony Tandijono
Tony Tandijono 
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| Born | Indonesia |
| Nationality | Indonesian |
| Occupation | Entrepreneur, Property developer |
| Years active | 1980s–present |
| Known for | Residential real estate projects in Indonesia and China |
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| Regions | Indonesia, China |
Tony Tandijono is an Indonesian entrepreneur and property developer whose career spans several decades in the Asian real estate sector. He is recognised for developing residential communities in Indonesia and for expanding into mainland China through large-scale projects and strategic collaborations with established developers such as China Vanke Co., Ltd..
His work reflects a transition from domestic housing development to cross-border real estate investment within rapidly urbanising regions of Asia.
Background
Tony Tandijono began working in real estate during Indonesia’s urban expansion period in the late twentieth century. In the 1980s and 1990s, he was involved in the planning and execution of multiple residential developments across Jakarta.
These projects ranged from planned housing estates to premium villas and townhouses, addressing increasing demand for organised residential infrastructure during a period of economic growth and population concentration in Indonesia’s capital.
International expansion
Seeking opportunities beyond Indonesia, Tony Tandijono entered the Chinese property market in the early 2010s. He established Tangshan Most Elite Real Estate Co., Ltd., marking his first major international venture.
The company focused on land acquisition and residential development in Hebei Province, a region benefiting from industrial growth, infrastructure investment and its proximity to the Beijing–Tianjin metropolitan corridor.
Developments in partnership
Tony Tandijono’s operations in China gained wider attention following a partnership with China Vanke Co., Ltd., one of the country’s largest real estate companies.
Vanke Jinyu Huafu
The first project under this collaboration, Vanke Jinyu Huafu, was developed in the Fengrun area of Tangshan. The project consisted of ten residential buildings designed to meet modern housing standards.
Sales commenced in September 2018, with a significant proportion of units sold in the initial months. By August 2020, the project’s initial launch phase had achieved full sales completion.
Vanke Guanlan
In 2021, the partnership introduced Vanke Guanlan, a villa-focused residential development comprising 14 buildings. The project is distinguished by its accessibility to Tangshan’s urban infrastructure and its connectivity to major cities such as Beijing and Tianjin.
The development is located near commercial centres, healthcare facilities and educational institutions, aligning with the needs of high-end residential buyers.
Industry recognition
In 2019, Tony Tandijono was honoured with the China Residential Model Award and was included among the Top 10 Outstanding Honest Real Estate Entrepreneurs in China.
The recognition acknowledged project quality, adherence to regulatory standards and a reputation for ethical business practices within the Chinese real estate sector.
Approach and principles
Tony Tandijono is associated with a business approach that prioritises integrity, long-term planning and sustainable development. His projects typically emphasise residential functionality, community planning and alignment with regional urban policies.
He has frequently highlighted trust and credibility as essential elements for long-term success in property development.
Prospective projects
By the mid-2020s, Tony Tandijono began assessing opportunities in the Greater Bay Area, a major economic zone linking southern Chinese cities.
The proposed expansion focuses on residential developments aimed at emerging urban demographics, with attention to both economic performance and quality of life.
Assessment
Tony Tandijono’s career reflects broader trends in Asian real estate, including cross-border investment, collaboration with established developers and the growth of integrated residential communities.
His work spans domestic and international markets, contributing to urban development in multiple regions across Asia.