If you’re looking for a coworking space, Bali has no shortage of vibrant options. As a global hotspot for digital nomads and remote workers, the island combines work-friendly infrastructure with stunning tropical surroundings. Whether you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, or remote employee, Bali offers inspiring spaces tailored to your needs. Benefits of Using Coworking Spaces Coworking…
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By: Terje H Nilsen Bingin Beach, a legendary surf and tourism hotspot in Uluwatu, became the center of a controversial crackdown on July 21, 2025, as authorities began demolishing nearly fifty illegal businesses, including villas, homestays, restaurants, and cafes. This action, apparently driven by violations of spatial planning laws, environmental regulations, and state land encroachment,…
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The demand for a well-equipped villa for digital nomads in Bali continues to grow as remote work becomes the norm. Digital nomads seek comfortable, long-term stays that combine productivity, lifestyle, and convenience. If you’re a property owner or investor, tailoring your villa to meet the needs of your guests can result in higher occupancy and…
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If you’re looking to maximize property value in Bali, you’ll need more than just a good location. With the island’s real estate market growing increasingly competitive, investors must take strategic steps to increase both short-term rental income and long-term value. Whether you’re renting out a villa or planning to sell in the future, targeted upgrades…
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PPAT registration sits at the core of every safe property transaction in Indonesia. Whether you plan to buy, sell, or invest, understanding how a PPAT (Pejabat Pembuat Akta Tanah) formalizes ownership changes will keep your deal smooth and fully compliant. What is a PPAT? A PPAT, often translated as a Land Deed Official, holds government…
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An IMB in Bali is a critical component of any property transaction. Without a valid building permit and proper zoning status, investors may face serious legal setbacks. Many foreign buyers overlook these requirements, assuming that all listings are ready for immediate use. However, due diligence in checking both the IMB and land zoning can protect…
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Bali’s real estate market has rebounded impressively post-pandemic, driven by a surge in both international and domestic tourism. With the rise of demand for commercial property in Bali and over 6.3 million international visitors and more than 9.6 million local tourists in 2024, investor interest has skyrocketed. As more foreign and local investors enter the…
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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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Today, it seems like every property in Bali is marketed as a “great investment.” Promised ROIs of 15–20% are common, and in some cases, even higher figures are thrown around. But let’s be real—these returns are often unrealistic, especially when all costs and taxes are properly accounted for. That’s a topic we’ll dig deeper into another day….
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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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