Bali River House properties offer more than just a place to live; they create a lifestyle. As Bali continues to grow in popularity among global travelers and long-term residents, more investors are looking beyond the coast. Riverfront homes provide a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, and long-term value that beachfront villas simply can’t always…
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In recent years, Bali has seen a surge in foreign interest in property investments—particularly in villa rentals and hospitality developments. But amidst this excitement, many investors fall into a critical trap: buying or leasing land in yellow zones, otherwise known as residential zones. Unfortunately, due to a mix of misinformation and misaligned incentives in the…
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Owning a villa in Bali offers incredible rewards. It not only brings in substantial rental income but also allows owners to share a piece of paradise with global travelers. However, ensuring the right villa insurance is essential. Managing a villa comes with risks, from natural disasters to guest-related incidents, and overlooking insurance can lead to…
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As Bali’s property market continues to thrive, more investors are turning their attention to off-plan property in Bali. This approach offers enticing rewards, especially for those looking to secure prime locations before prices peak. But like any investment, it comes with risks that buyers must consider carefully. Understanding Off-Plan Property in Bali Off-plan property refers…
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Bali has become a global hotspot for remote workers, digital nomads, and entrepreneurs. With its tropical charm, welcoming culture, and thriving tech community, it’s no wonder people are searching for the perfect co-working space in Bali. These spaces offer more than just fast Wi-Fi and coffee; they provide environments designed to boost creativity, productivity, and…
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Bali land zoning regulations have undergone a major shift with the introduction of Regional Regulation No. 2 of 2023 on Bali’s Spatial Planning (RTRW) for 2023–2043. This new framework reshapes property development, particularly impacting the construction of commercial villas. The regulation, reinforced by more detailed district-level zoning plans (RDTR), restricts the development of rental villas…
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Bali has long been a favorite destination for tourists from around the world, and with its growing population of expatriates and digital nomads, the demand for affordable accommodation continues to rise. Among the many options for lodging, boarding houses in Bali have emerged as a promising business opportunity. The appeal lies in their affordability and…
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The Bali Nominee Regulation will serve as a crucial tool to protect local investments and tackle illegal foreign-owned villas. With increasing numbers of foreign nationals acquiring assets through unlawful means, the Bali government strives to safeguard the local economy and preserve the island’s cultural and natural heritage. The Growing Concern of Illegal Foreign Ownership In…
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Spatial planning regulation in Bali plays a crucial role in maintaining the island’s unique environment and cultural heritage. Recently, the Police Chief addressed significant concerns regarding compliance with these regulations, particularly in light of the controversial case involving PT. Parq Ubud Partners. This case highlights the urgent need for developers to adhere to zoning laws,…
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A survey by Knight Frank Indonesia at the beginning of 2025 shows high optimism in the Indonesian property sector. The survey, titled Property Outlook 2025, indicates that despite global economic and geopolitical tensions, property players predict these factors won’t significantly affect the national economy. They expect the economy to remain stable. Although there are some…
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