Investments in property in Bali have been showing steady growth for several years now. Annual price growth averages 10-15%, making Bali one of the most attractive investment regions in Southeast Asia. Property purchased today can significantly increase in price in a few years, and given the innovations in the form of a ban on construction in Canggu, property purchased in this area can become the most valuable.

High growth in property prices

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Bali attracts over 6 million tourists annually, which increases the demand for rental properties. In 2023, the average occupancy rate for rental properties on the island was 80-90%, especially in popular areas such as Seminyak, Ubud and Canggu.

Constant tourist flow

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Property taxes in Bali are significantly lower than in most developed countries. The annual land and property tax is only about 0.5% of the assessed value, allowing investors to retain more of the rental income and appreciation of the property.

Low Property Taxes

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In recent years, the Indonesian government has been actively investing in the development of Bali's infrastructure: new roads, airports and other facilities improve transport accessibility and create attractive conditions for living and tourism. This trend continues to support interest in the real estate market on the island.

Constant growth of infrastructure

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Foreign citizens can easily obtain a long-term visa to live in Bali, including investment visas that allow free stay in the country for several years.

Favorable visa conditions

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The average yield on the market is between 5% and 10% depending on the type of property, its location and the developer. In elite areas and luxury villa segments, this figure can be higher - up to 12-13%.

Dubai

In major cities like Sydney and Melbourne, yields are 3-5%, but in some regions you can find investments with yields up to 6%. Apartments on the market start at $300,000, with houses starting at $900,000. The Australian property market is stable, but often high purchase and maintenance costs reduce the ROI.

Australia

In the markets of large cities in Russia, Kazakhstan and other CIS countries, rental yields typically range from 4.2-5.5%. Higher rates can be recorded in the luxury real estate segments or in new buildings. ROI is often reduced due to high maintenance costs and property taxes​.

CIS

Real estate yields typically range from 2% to 6% depending on the region. The most attractive are large metropolitan areas and fast-growing regions, where in addition to rental income, the increase in property value is also taken into account. For example, in California and Florida, yields can reach 10%, but the return on investment can stretch up to 25 years.

USA