After a turbulent few years, Bali’s property market is once again gaining momentum.
According to Indonesia’s official statistics bureau (BPS), the island welcomed over 6.3 million international visitors in 2024, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Visitor arrivals in 2025 remain high, averaging more than 500,000 international tourists per month.
The government’s introduction of a tourism levy of IDR 150,000 (around £7–£8) per visitor has done little to deter arrivals. Instead, it’s being used to fund sustainability initiatives — an increasingly important theme for both policymakers and investors.
Investors are now favouring projects that balance profit with purpose.
Eco-design, energy efficiency, and long-stay functionality have become key considerations across new developments.
With the rise of digital nomads and remote workers, Bali’s rental model is evolving. Instead of short-term tourist villas, investors are favouring flexible properties that cater to month-long or seasonal tenants — blending resort comfort with residential practicality.
Eco-friendly villas, solar power systems, rainwater collection, and wellness-retreat concepts are in high demand. Developments that can demonstrate environmental awareness — such as reduced land impact or use of renewable materials — are attracting the next wave of conscious buyers.
Mixed-use enclaves offering villas, coworking hubs, cafés, and wellness spaces are on the rise.
Projects such as Nuanu City on the west coast are showcasing this “live-work-well” concept — even offering managed hotel-unit investments backed by global operators.
While areas like Seminyak and Canggu remain core markets, rising land prices and competition are driving capital into emerging zones.
These regions are benefitting from improved connectivity, new cafes and beach clubs, and a growing influx of lifestyle-driven expats seeking quieter alternatives to Bali’s crowded south.
Bali remains one of Asia’s most profitable lifestyle property markets — but yield expectations have matured.
While some agencies continue to advertise “15%+ annual returns”, most verified figures now suggest 7–12% gross yields for well-managed villas in prime rental zones, depending on occupancy, location, and management quality.
Capital appreciation has also stabilised. While some forecast double-digit growth, most market observers expect moderate price increases (around 5–8%) through 2025 as demand balances with limited supply in popular areas.
Following destructive floods in September 2025, the provincial government announced plans to restrict new hotel and restaurant permits on productive agricultural land.
Although the new zoning laws are still being finalised, this signals a clear shift toward sustainable development and controlled growth.
For investors, this means due diligence is essential: ensuring land titles, zoning, and building permits are valid and compliant will be crucial to safeguarding long-term value.
1. Prioritise sustainability — eco-certified and low-impact projects will outperform over time.
2. Favour long-stay, wellness, and lifestyle-oriented models — the short-term holiday villa market is saturated.
3. Explore emerging areas — west-coast zones like Seseh and Kedungu are offering better entry points and capital growth potential.
4. Vet developers carefully — choose those with a proven record of land legality and management quality.
5. Watch regulation closely — especially around land use and foreign ownership structures.
6. Don’t overleverage — yields remain strong but require realistic financial modelling.
Bali’s allure has evolved from pure short-term speculation to a more sophisticated blend of lifestyle investment and sustainable profit.
Investors are no longer chasing the highest advertised ROI — they’re looking for longevity, responsible development, and lifestyle synergy.
As regulatory and environmental standards rise, the island’s property sector is maturing — and those who invest wisely today stand to benefit from a market that’s learning to balance growth with preservation.
Connecting global investors with the world’s most desirable property opportunities.
📧 elly@internationalpropertyalerts.com
🌐 www.internationalpropertyalerts.com
📱 WhatsApp: +44 7796 174253
About International Property Alerts
International Property Alerts is a premier global platform connecting real estate investors with handpicked opportunities in emerging and lifestyle-driven markets. Through curated listings, expert guidance, and market insights, we help buyers make confident property decisions worldwide.
Media Contact:
Phone: +4420 3627 0106
📱 WhatsApp: +63927 073 9530
Email: office@internationalpropertyalerts.com
Elle Resort & Beach Club offers a rare chance to own property in one of the most desirable coastal locations. With limited units, strong capital growth potential, and unmatched resort facilities, this is your opportunity to secure a beachfront lifestyle with long-term value.
Thinking about buying property abroad? Don’t make the move without the right knowledge. Our Free Buyers Guide gives you essential insights on legal steps, taxes, financing, and the best markets worldwide. Trusted by international buyers and investors.
Wake up to bright, spacious living with stunning views and modern comforts. Whether for family living, retirement, or a stylish retreat, Sudara Residences makes your dream home a reality
Discover curated property listings with IPS—residential, commercial, villas, land—and get expert guidance through every step.
BONUS: FREE Cambodia Buyer’s Guide
High visibility. Targeted audience. Maximum exposure. Rent this space and let your brand shine.
Get your properties in front of high-intent investors. Showcase your listings to buyers worldwide.
From pounds to pesos, yen to dollars. ⚡ Quick. Easy. Secure.
Compare listings
ComparePlease enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.