Over the past few years, Bali property investment has boomed. From the black-sand beaches of Canggu to the cliffs of Uluwatu, new villas, boutique resorts, and commercial spaces have rapidly transformed the island. Global buyers especially from Australia, Europe, and Southeast Asia have been drawn in by Bali’s laid-back lifestyle, vibrant tourism economy, and relatively affordable property prices...

In July 2025, Bingin Beach, one of Bali’s most desirable real estate zones, became the center of major enforcement. Authorities demolished over 40 villas, cafes, and homestays due to zoning violations, missing permits, and illegal development on green-zone or state-owned land. This wasn’t just a headline. It was a wake-up call. For anyone planning to buy property in Bali, legal clarity is now...

A Unique Culture that Only Exists in Bali Bali’s culture is a captivating blend of ancient traditions and distinct rituals that can only be found on this Indonesian island. The Balinese people have successfully preserved their cultural heritage despite outside influences, creating a truly one-of-a-kind experience for visitors. From vibrant religious traditions and intricate art and craftsmanship to a...

Why  2024 has been a highlight time to buy property? The current real estate market cycle has been moving forward in a steep speed since the end of Covid in 2022.  Prices have been increasing regularly almost every few months.  Real estate prices of lands have gone up (surge) 50-120% and prices of villas have gone up roughly about 20-30% comparing to last year or...

Indonesia, a vibrant archipelago known for its rich culture and stunning landscapes, has witnessed remarkable growth in its real estate sector over the past decades. In 2022, the real estate industry contributed a significant 2.5 percent to Indonesia's GDP. Investment Potential for All Whether you are a local resident or a foreign investor eyeing Indonesia's real estate, the opportunities are vast....

ROI stands for "Return on Investment." It evaluates the profitability or performance of any investment, typically expressed as a percentage.  The formula for calculating ROI is: ROI = (Net Profit / Cost of Investment) x 100 In this formula: "Net Profit" for Bali Real Estate market Bali refers to rental income minus all expenses, such as mortgage payments, property management fees, taxes,...

Bali has emerged as a highly sought-after destination in Asia, drawing a significant number of visitors since the late 20th century. Its popularity as a tourist hotspot has made it strategically prosperous for businesses and investments.  While the tourism industry experiences seasonal fluctuations, it remains promising due to Bali's strong and stable economic growth over the past decades. This...

Many investors have been thinking whether investing in Canggu, one of Bali's most desired destinations, still holds value amidst the soaring prices and fierce competition for land among developers. Let's explore the pros and cons: Pros: Potentially lower risk: Canggu's popularity among expats provides a stable income stream with prices frequently rising. Rental Potential:  Tourists and...

When making a purchase of land or villa in Indonesia, it is important to consider not only the standard value-added tax but also other property taxes. These taxes include: Pajak Bumi dan Bangunan (PBB)This is an annual land and building tax that is typically paid by the Lessee in leasehold or yearly rental properties, rather than the landowner. Bea Perolehan Hak Atas Tanah & Bangunan...

Buying a property in Indonesia can be different from buying a property in different western countries due to several factors, including legal regulations, ownership rights, financing options, and cultural considerations. Here are some key differences: Foreign Ownership Restrictions: In Indonesia, there are restrictions on foreign ownership of land. Foreigners are generally not allowed to directly own...