Bali’s natural beauty isn’t just a backdrop—it’s the heart of what makes the island so unique. As land values continue to rise, owning property here is more than a smart investment; it’s a commitment to preserving paradise.

Imagine a home that harmonizes with its surroundings — solar-powered systems, rainwater harvesting, and lush landscaping that enhances biodiversity. By investing in eco-friendly properties, you’re not just securing a piece of paradise; you’re helping to protect Bali’s future for generations to come.

Join us in redefining real estate—where value meets vision, and sustainability becomes a lifestyle. Let’s build a greener Bali together.

Key Indicator Value

Tourist Arrivals (2023) Over 5.3 million international tourists

Annual Growth Rate in Tourism 300% growth in the first half of 2023 compared to 2022

Real Estate Market Size (2023) $61.22 billion, projected to reach $81.24 billion by 2028

Projected Property Market Growth (CAGR) 5.82% annual growth, reaching $81.24 billion by 2028

Average Rental Yield Up to 15% per year, particularly in tourist-heavy areas

Property Value Appreciation 15-20% annual increase in property values in recent years

Return on Investment (ROI) Luxury villas can pay for themselves within 5-6 years through rental income

Foreign Investment Policies Relaxed property ownership rules for foreigners

Airport Connectivity Ngurah Rai International Airport serves 30+ international airlines

Infrastructure Development Government investment in roads and Bali toll road, improving access to key areas

Digital Nomad Growth Over 100,000 foreign digital workers living in Bali

Average growth rate for foreign tourists in 2024 stands at +48.95%

On average, Bali had recorded 505,557 monthly foreigners visitors in the 2024 period.

Luxury Real Estate Development 20+ luxury developments underway, including beachfront villas, eco-resorts, & wellness retreats.

Countries Contributing Most Tourists to Bali

(July 2023)

Uluwatu is a prime investment location in Bali's thriving rental market. Its growing popularity is attributed to stunning beaches, improved infrastructure, and proximity to amenities.

Tourism growth and favorable Indonesian government policies, including a second-home visa, have boosted demand for rental properties.

Villas in Uluwatu yield high returns, with strong occupancy rates and significant income potential. The area’s relaxed vibe and luxury offerings make it ideal for investors seeking passive income and capital appreciation opportunities.

Don’t miss the chance to own a luxury home with breathtaking seaviews.