What You Can Invest in Bali with a Budget Above $650,000

 

With a budget above $650,000, you can explore various avenues to grow your wealth in Bali. Here are two investment options to consider:

 

Buy Freehold with PT PMA

 

All amenities you can think of are present within this freehold luxurious villa in Uluwatu.

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PT PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) allows foreign investors to fully enjoy the rights and benefits where they can build, renovate, sell, etc. the property. Setting up a PT PMA is an ideal choice if you want to make Bali a permanent home or if you are a developer looking for more significant returns. 

 

Luxury Villa Ownership

 

Recent trends in the tourism industry reveal that travelers worldwide increasingly prioritize luxury and exclusivity in their travel plans. Coupled with Bali's tourism industry which continues to flourish, this steady influx of tourists ensures a consistent flow of potential guests for luxury villas. 

 

This growing demand for upscale accommodations creates a promising investment opportunity to buy or build luxury villas in Bali. As more and more tourists are willing to pay a premium for the comfort and exclusivity the luxury villas offer, investing in luxury villas can yield impressive returns

 

Besides the luxurious style and amenities, this budget range also allows you to choose properties that have high demand factors including strategic locations like beachfront, stunning views, and close proximity to trendy attractions like beach clubs.

 

Spacious, sleek modern design, really long lease and more, this Canggu villa has it all.

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We have curated some villas that tick all the marks for investment. Check this link to explore more options for freehold and luxury properties in Bali.

 

With a budget above $650,000 in Bali, you have numerous options at your fingertips. Be it freehold or luxury villa investments, Bali's charm and increasing international visitors holds immense potential, making it an attractive destination for savvy investors.

Take your time to research and consult with experts in the field to ensure that your investment aligns with your financial goals. Bali Home Immo, as the first real estate agency in Canggu, has a proven track record of helping numerous investors on their investment journey in Bali with our service since our founding in 2009. If you are interested in starting your investment in Bali, schedule a consultation with our expert and we’ll make sure you’re in good hands.

 

 

Disclaimer: The content provided in this article is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, financial, or investment advice. Bali Home Immo does not assume any responsibility for losses or damages incurred by readers based on the information contained herein. It is strongly recommended that readers consult with qualified legal or financial professionals and experts before making any legal or investment decisions.

Luxury villas in Bali: what you need to know

 

Is there a better way to enjoy living in the world’s favorite holiday destination? Staying in the best villa that money can buy is certainly one of them. Bali’s incredible collection of luxury villas have something for everyone, from picturesque cliffside estates with panoramic views in Uluwatu to absolute beachfront mansions in Canggu.

 

Whether you need one for a short getaway, long-term investment, or private residence, let us guide you on a quick overview at Bali luxury villas first.

 

What sets luxury villas apart from regular villas?

 

The most obvious difference is in their exceptional design and premium build quality which is far superior than a typical holiday villa. Construction cost of a luxury villa can exceed $1.000 per square meter due to the use of top-grade materials, which commonly include real marble/hardwood flooring, solid wood furniture, imported European appliances, high-end sanitary wares and electronics, as well as exclusive facilities (ie. sauna, cinema room, rooftop bar). Unlike 15 years ago, contemporary luxury villas are furnished with the finest quality custom furniture often made of either teak or ironwood which are extremely durable.

 

 

It’s easy to find a luxury villa with a rice field view for sale in Bali, and you can find a good selection in Canggu, Umalas, and Pererenan. On the other hand, Bali beachfront villas are rarely offered for sale because they are very lucrative for rental business and generally enjoy a high occupancy rate. If you really want to have the best view, consider buying a luxury villa in Bukit Peninsula/Uluwatu as their cliffside ocean view villas offer truly unique experiences unlike anything else in Bali.

 

Are luxury villas worth investing in?

 

Absolutely. Luxury villas are very profitable for short-term and long-term rental as their unique design enables them to demand a higher rent price. The demand for luxury villas continues to increase while the supply remains low, and the luxury rental market that used to be centered in Seminyak has now expanded to Canggu, Uluwatu, and even Pererenan. 

 

 

Another important aspect to consider when investing in luxury villas is large space as there is a lack of spacious villas with 5+ bedrooms in the upscale rental market. Groups looking for a private venue big enough to host weddings, family events, or small yoga retreats are limited to renting a hotel or multiple small villas instead due to the lack of options, and the market could use more large luxury villas to keep up with the increasing demand. 

 

How much is the price of a luxury villa in Bali?

 

The rent price of luxury villas in Bali varies depending on the location and amenities. In Canggu, the daily rate of luxury villas can be around $800 per night for a resort-style villa with a spacious garden and up to $3.000+ per night for a private beachfront villa. As for yearly rental, you can expect between $60.000 and $200.000 per year.

 

 

Luxury villa rentals in Seminyak are more expensive than in Canggu, with its one-and-only private beachfront villa charging between $4.000 to $6.000 per night. It’s really difficult to find a luxury villa for sale leasehold in Seminyak if you’re looking to buy one, and the price of freehold properties in the area are among the most expensive in Bali.

 

Many luxurious off-plan villas for sale are offered as turnkey properties which are purpose built for passive investment rather than residence, with the owner typically allowed to stay in the property for a certain period of time per year and the villa’s management will rent it out for the owner. In short, you will have a luxurious vacation home that generates rental income on its own.

 

Feel free to browse our luxury villa collection if you are looking to buy or rent one, and do not hesitate to contact us for more information on luxury villas.

 

 

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It can be hard for newcomers in Bali to understand which area suits the most to their needs and expectations. Where to live in Bali? Depending on whether you are looking to be in a peaceful neighborhood or a lively one, near the beaches or rather near schools, the location won’t be the same. From East to West let’s describe the different areas of South Bali.

Seminyak is where most of Bali’s best restaurants are found. You will love the many designer boutiques and brand shops around. This is the place where bohemians and jet-setters cohabit, where the nightlife is the most developed, and numerous beach clubs can be found there. Seminyak Beach is the place where the local and expat communities gather every evening at sunset.

Petitenget was considered as the northern part of Seminyak in the recent past, but it evolved into a more peaceful independent location with its fascinating hangouts: entertainment, accommodations and relaxation cater to those holidaymakers who put comfort and style at the first place.

Located between Seminyak and Canggu, this next area is known as Kerobokan, which includes Umalas village and Banjar Semer; located conveniently close to Seminyak’s trendy restaurants and designer boutiques. It is promoted as the peaceful option because these flat plains still encompass acres of rice fields and distant mountain views. Development is happening fast and this group of rural villages is now home to numerous villa rental and private residences, with plenty of cheap ‘n cheerful Western-style cafes cropping up in the most unexpected of places, offering surprisingly good food.

Umalas is a peaceful area located between Petitenget and Berawa area. On this strategic location, you can easily reach the famous surf spot, Berawa Beach and also Petitenget beach within 10 minutes distance by motorbike. This quiet area is surrounded by nice rice fields and even though you will be close to Canggu, the traffic is not as high as in the rest of Denpasar surroundings.

Canggu is actually a small fishing village, but has become the collective name for a number of villages (including Berawa, Tegal Gundul, Tiying Tutul, Pererenan, Nelayan, Babakan). It is where surfers and tourists love to come for the beaches, the sunsets and all the places to eat.

Berawa is the quiet stretch of beach that lies before the busier Echo Beach in Canggu and it is the perfect spot for a relaxing early morning or sunset stroll. It has plenty of nice cafes and restaurants with a large diversity of western and Indonesian food.

Echo Beach is one of Bali’s most famous surf spots. The nickname overshadows its local name ‘Pantai Batu Mejan’, after a significant Balinese Hindu sea temple on site. This region of Canggu is a combination of rice fields landscapes and wave-riding haunts such as Echo Beach, Batu Bolong Beach and Nelayan Beach.

Pererenan is a coastal village and owns a 10 km beach on the south coast of Bali. This pleasant village in North Canggu is an area where one still finds that beautiful and traditional Balinese atmosphere which is more relaxing for dining, cultural and beach activities yet close enough to Seminyak to enjoy the hustle and bustle of that area.

A few kilometers away from Canggu, Tanah lot is famous for its temple on the sea, the beautiful rice field view and stunning sunsets which is the best time to visit Tanah Lot.