Bali Real Estate Trends & News

Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only. Real ROI figures may change due to market conditions, and we are not responsible for any financial decisions made based on this information. Key Takeaways Seminyak remains a top investment hotspot with strong infrastructure, luxury lifestyle appeal, and high tourist demand (ADR up 22% YoY, peak ~$360/night). Rental income...

Bali Governor Wayan Koster has announced plans to halt the operation of Airbnb during the 15th Regional Conference of the Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI) (December 3, 2025). Koster argues that many short-term rental activities are operating illegally, predominantly managed by foreign nationals, creating losses for Bali’s government as revenue fails to match the rapid growth in...

When people think of investing in Bali, most of the time they will talk about real estate investments. However, there has been a shift and a growth in yacht investment opportunities. So which one would be the best choice for you, and which fits you better: real estate or choosing yacht investment as a long-term asset? Keep reading to find the answer. Key Takeaways The Asia-Pacific yacht...

Key Takeaways The Bali government isn’t banning all construction, but new permits for hotels, restaurants, and other facilities on productive land—especially rice fields—are prohibited, with very limited exceptions for local housing. You can still build villas or hotels on legally zoned (yellow zone) land with the correct permits. The policy aims to protect Bali’s nature, farmland, and...

Key Takeaways ADR in Ubud rose 25% in 3 years, from $119.41 (2021) to $149.80 (July 2024). Occupancy peaks in July–August with over 111,000 nights booked in August 2024. Even in the low season, ADR remains solid ($125.61 in Feb 2024). Year-round demand in Ubud comes from digital nomads, wellness seekers, families, and cultural travelers, with bigger villas consistently earning more. The...

Have you seen the headlines about the protests in Indonesia that broke out at the end of August? These protests are tied to bigger political and economic issues across the country. And yes, some even took place in Bali’s capital, Denpasar. It’s normal to feel uncertain when you read news about unrest. You might be asking yourself: “Is Bali still safe for tourists right now?” In this...