# Investor guide: villa investment in Bali and Indonesia for Australians

> Plain-text guide for Australians investing in Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and Sumba: leasehold, the four-step process, rental, island markets, glossary and questions.

This guide describes how Australians invest in villas and land in Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and Sumba with Doppelweiss. Each page answers one question in plain text.

It brings together the facts from our home page and from our market report Island Property Insights Indonesia, for readers who prefer to read, for search engines and for AI assistants.

Overview: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/ (last updated 13 October 2026)

## Key facts

- Company: Doppelweiss GmbH, Meddenwarf 1, 22457 Hamburg, Germany
- Contact: bali@doppelweiss.com, free 30-minute call in English: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/#contact
- Islands: Bali (established market), Lombok (emerging market), Sumbawa (early-stage market), Sumba (sustainable investment)
- Tourists per year (Bali, 2024): 6 M+
- Accommodation occupancy: 56.7%
- Achievable ROI on villas: up to 22%

## Buying from Australia

### Can Australians buy property in Bali?

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/can-australians-buy-property-in-bali/

Yes. Australians invest in Bali property through a leasehold: the plot is leased for 80 years through a company. Doppelweiss sets up this legally recognised structure for you and coordinates every step from the first contract to the title registration.

#### How the 80-year leasehold works

The plot is held under an 80-year lease through a company. All contracts are vetted before you sign, and the Doppelweiss team coordinates the remaining formalities with the notary.

The leasehold is the second of four steps in a villa investment with Doppelweiss, after choosing the location and concept and before the build.

See also: How a villa investment works: four steps (https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/investment-process/)

#### Legal and notary support

- Legal assistance: Secure purchase under Indonesian law. 80-year lease structures, vetted contracts, full risk mitigation.
- Notary services: Notarization, title registration, ownership structures — we coordinate every formality so your investment stands on solid ground.

#### Questions and answers

**Can Australians buy property in Bali?** Yes, through a leasehold. Foreigners, including Australians, cannot own land in Indonesia directly. Your plot is leased for 80 years through a company — a secure, legally recognised structure that we set up entirely for you.

**How does land ownership work?** Foreigners cannot own land directly in Indonesia. The plot is leased for 80 years through a company — a secure, legally recognised structure that we set up entirely for you.

**Does buying land or a house grant me an Indonesian visa?** Owning property alone does not automatically grant residency. There are, however, various visa options for investors, long-stay residents and KITAS holders that we review together with our partners on the ground.

**Can I pay for land and house in instalments?** Yes. We offer instalment plans for both land and construction, giving you financial flexibility. We agree the exact terms with you individually.

### Investing in Bali from Australia

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/investing-in-bali-from-australia/

Doppelweiss works with Australian investors in English. Bali is a short direct flight from home, so you can visit your villa for holidays and long stays while the team looks after construction and rental on the ground.

#### Your first conversation

A 30-minute conversation is usually enough to identify the right island, the right investment size and the right service scope. In English, no obligation, no charge — at a time that suits you in Australia.

Book a free 30-minute call: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/#contact

#### Flight times from Australia

Sumbawa is about 1 hour 50 minutes from Perth.

**How far is Bali from Australia?** Bali is a short direct flight from home: around 2.5 hours from Darwin, around 3.5 hours from Perth and around 6 hours from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. That makes it easy to visit your villa for holidays or long stays.

#### Rental income and tax

**How do I receive my rental income?** Payouts go via your preferred channel — international wire transfer, local structures or other agreed methods. We make the process smooth and transparent.

**How are taxes on rental income handled?** Rental income is subject to Indonesian tax law. We recommend consulting a tax professional; our team supports you with structuring and reporting. If you are an Australian tax resident, your foreign rental income generally also has to be declared in Australia.

#### Working with the team

**Do you work with investors from Australia?** Yes. All conversations are in English. The first call takes about 30 minutes, is free and without obligation, and we arrange a time that suits you in Australia.

### Buyer types for property in Indonesia

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/buyer-types/

Buyers in Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and Sumba follow different goals. These profiles help you find the island and the project that fit your plans.

#### Three buyer types

- Lifestyle buyers: International buyers looking for a villa for personal use, long stays or a second home — drawn by nature, low building density and a relaxed pace of life.
- Early-stage investors: Investors entering emerging tourism regions — focused on hospitality projects and land with medium- to long-term growth potential.
- Boutique investors: Small, curated eco and wellness projects focused on scarcity and long-term value — particularly relevant in Sumba and Sumbawa.

#### Typical buyers on each island

- Bali: international investors, expatriates and long-stay residents
- Lombok: lifestyle buyers and early-stage investors
- Sumbawa: long-term land investors who target large parcels and future development potential
- Sumba: private buyers focused on privacy, sustainability and long-term ownership, and boutique investors with small eco and wellness projects

Sources: Island Property Insights Indonesia (Doppelweiss).

## Process and services

### How a villa investment works: four steps

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/investment-process/

A villa investment with Doppelweiss follows four steps, with transparent terms and one point of contact from the first plot to the first payout of rental income.

#### The four steps

Four steps, transparent terms, one point of contact. We develop exceptional locations into unique investment opportunities — with clear cashflow and maximum comfort for you.

1. Location & concept: We source and secure plots with appreciation potential. Together with you we choose the location, style and use.
2. Contracts & lease: 80-year leasehold structure via a company, all contracts vetted. You sign — we coordinate the rest.
3. Build & furnish: Construction, furnishing, pool, garden. You arrive at handover and enjoy a relaxed stay.
4. Operations & income: If you want to rent the villa, we handle guests, cleaning and management — and pay out your cashflow.

#### Paying in instalments

**Can I pay for land and house in instalments?** Yes. We offer instalment plans for both land and construction, giving you financial flexibility. We agree the exact terms with you individually.

#### Services along the way

Each step draws on the seven service modules, from villa design and legal assistance to rental and management.

See also: Seven service modules, one package (https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/villa-services/)

### Seven service modules, one package

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/villa-services/

From location scouting to the first guest booking, Doppelweiss bundles seven service modules into one end-to-end package, delivered with partners on the ground.

#### The service modules

- Personalized villa: We design your dream villa exactly as you picture it — from floor plan to materials. You set the vision, we deliver it.
- Legal assistance: Secure purchase under Indonesian law. 80-year lease structures, vetted contracts, full risk mitigation.
- Notary services: Notarization, title registration, ownership structures — we coordinate every formality so your investment stands on solid ground.
- Architecture & design: Tropical modern, Balinese heritage or minimalist retreat — our architecture partner blends luxury with local character.
- Furnishings: Complete fit-out in modern or tropical style — furniture, textiles, decor. You arrive, everything is in place.
- Pool & outdoor: Custom pool designs — infinity edges, lap pools, water features. Tropical gardens that grow with the villa.
- Rental & management: Short- and long-term rentals, guest care, cleaning, reporting. You earn, we handle the rest.

#### Turn-key delivery

Architecture, furnishings, pool, garden — every detail is delivered with our on-the-ground build partner. On request the team takes over rental, cleaning and guest care; you get a turn-key investment villa.

### Villa rental and management in Bali

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/villa-rental-management/

On request Doppelweiss takes over the full management of your villa: rentals to vetted guests, cleaning, maintenance and reporting. You can use the villa yourself at any time, and those dates are blocked from rental.

#### Rental demand

Rental demand in Bali is supported by tourism activity and long-stay residents. Short-term rentals are typically concentrated in established tourist areas, and long-term rentals serve expatriate and residential demand. Performance varies by location and rental strategy.

Bali rentals see strong demand and higher competition. In Lombok rental demand is growing, with early-stage upside.

#### The rental and management module

- Rental & management: Short- and long-term rentals, guest care, cleaning, reporting. You earn, we handle the rest.

#### Questions and answers

**What happens to the villa when I'm not there?** On request we take over full management: rentals to vetted guests, cleaning, maintenance and reporting. You can use the villa yourself anytime — we simply block those dates from rental.

**How do I receive my rental income?** Payouts go via your preferred channel — international wire transfer, local structures or other agreed methods. We make the process smooth and transparent.

**How are taxes on rental income handled?** Rental income is subject to Indonesian tax law. We recommend consulting a tax professional; our team supports you with structuring and reporting. If you are an Australian tax resident, your foreign rental income generally also has to be declared in Australia.

Sources: Statistics Indonesia (BPS); industry and market reports.

### Villa portfolio in Bali, Lombok, Sumba and Sumbawa

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/villa-portfolio/

Doppelweiss develops villas together with an on-the-ground build and management partner. You can live in a villa yourself or rent it out with full management.

#### Portfolio

More than 28 hectares and 620 units in development. Together with our on-the-ground build and management partner we deliver villas you can live in yourself or rent out for strong returns — fully managed.

#### Projects

- Cliff Residence, Uluwatu, Bali: 3 — 4 bedrooms, land from 350 m², expected return up to 22%, style Modern Tropical, status Under construction; Ocean view, Infinity pool, Open-air living
- Rice Field Estate, Canggu, Bali: 2 — 3 bedrooms, land from 280 m², expected return ~ 18%, style Balinese Contemporary, status Available; Rice-field setting, Co-working, Yoga pavilion
- Jungle Loft, Ubud, Bali: 2 bedrooms, land from 220 m², expected return ~ 15%, style Tropical Minimal, status Available; Wellness suite, River-side, Long-stay ready
- Mandalika Villa, South Lombok: 3 bedrooms, land from 400 m², expected return ~ 19%, style Coastal Modern, status Off-plan; SEZ location, Surf access, Early-stage pricing
- Sumba Eco Retreat, Sumba: 2 — 3 bedrooms, land from 500 m², expected return Lifestyle focus, style Eco / Off-grid, status Off-plan; Renewable energy, Privacy, Boutique scale
- Sumbawa Beachfront, Sumbawa: Land + build bedrooms, land Large parcels, expected return Land appreciation, style Land investment, status Land available; Near coast, Eco-tourism, Mid- to long-term

#### Delivery

Architecture, furnishings, pool, garden — every detail is delivered with our on-the-ground build partner. On request the team takes over rental, cleaning and guest care; you get a turn-key investment villa.

#### About the figures

Yield indications and market data are estimates based on public sources: Statistics Indonesia (BPS), Bank Indonesia, the Ministry of Tourism and market reports. The full catalogue is available on request.

## Islands and markets

### Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and Sumba compared

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/indonesian-islands-compared/

Doppelweiss offers villa and land investments on four Indonesian islands. Each island suits a different strategy, from the established rental market in Bali to early-stage land in Sumbawa.

#### The four islands at a glance

- Bali (Established market): Active, stable residential market. Market trend: Active & stable; Tourism: 6 M+ arrivals (2024); Rental yields: Strong in prime areas; Buyer profile: Investors, expats, long-stay
- Lombok (Emerging market): Lower entry pricing, early upside. Occupancy: 45.7%; Entry pricing: Lower than Bali; Development: Mandalika SEZ; Edge: First-mover advantage
- Sumbawa (Early-stage market): Untapped land, eco-tourism, land plays. Occupancy: 50.9%; Profile: Early-stage; Drivers: Eco-tourism, land; Connectivity: Perth ~1h 50m
- Sumba (Sustainable investment): Purpose-driven, eco-wellness, privacy. Positioning: Eco · Wellness · Privacy; Energy: Renewable focus; Entry window: Narrow, early; Buyers: Private & boutique

Sources: Bank Indonesia; Statistics Indonesia (BPS); Ministry of Tourism; industry market reports; partners on the ground.

### Bali property market for investors

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/bali-property-market/

Bali is an active and stable residential property market, supported by strong tourism, infrastructure development and international buyer interest.

#### Market overview

Established market: Active, stable residential market. Tourism, infrastructure and international buyer interest keep Bali's market lively into 2025. With over 6 million arrivals in 2024, demand continues for both short- and long-term accommodation — concentrated in Canggu, Ubud, Uluwatu and Seminyak.

- Market trend: Active & stable
- Tourism: 6 M+ arrivals (2024)
- Rental yields: Strong in prime areas
- Buyer profile: Investors, expats, long-stay

#### Key investment areas

- Canggu: price range Mid-High, rental potential Stable, buyer profile Investors, nomads, key strength High demand
- Ubud: price range Mid, rental potential Stable, buyer profile Wellness, long-stay, key strength Year-round stays
- Uluwatu: price range High, rental potential Growing, buyer profile Luxury buyers, key strength Capital growth
- Seminyak: price range High, rental potential Stable, buyer profile Lifestyle investors, key strength Established area
- Sanur: price range Mid-High, rental potential Stable, buyer profile Families, retirees, key strength Long-term demand

#### How the market has developed

Bali's residential market comprises sub-markets that differ by location, property type and tenure structure. Villa pricing has shown long-term growth, with a temporary correction during the COVID-19 period followed by recovery from 2022 onwards.

Foreign buyers form part of the market, particularly in lifestyle-oriented segments. Their activity is shaped by location, property quality and access to professional legal and management support.

#### What drives demand

- Location
- Build quality
- Access to lifestyle amenities

#### Villas in Bali

- Cliff Residence, Uluwatu, Bali: 3 — 4 bedrooms, land from 350 m², expected return up to 22%, style Modern Tropical, status Under construction; Ocean view, Infinity pool, Open-air living
- Rice Field Estate, Canggu, Bali: 2 — 3 bedrooms, land from 280 m², expected return ~ 18%, style Balinese Contemporary, status Available; Rice-field setting, Co-working, Yoga pavilion
- Jungle Loft, Ubud, Bali: 2 bedrooms, land from 220 m², expected return ~ 15%, style Tropical Minimal, status Available; Wellness suite, River-side, Long-stay ready

Sources: Statistics Indonesia (BPS); Bank Indonesia; Ministry of Tourism; industry market reports.

### Lombok property investment

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/lombok-property-investment/

Lombok is an emerging residential and tourism market. Compared with Bali it offers lower entry prices and growing demand for hospitality-aligned residential developments.

#### Market overview

Emerging market: Lower entry pricing, early upside. Lombok is an emerging market — supported by Lombok International Airport, the Mandalika SEZ and its designation as a Super Priority Tourism Destination. Activity is concentrated in South Lombok and the Gili Islands, with a focus on managed villas and hospitality-aligned residential projects.

- Occupancy: 45.7%
- Entry pricing: Lower than Bali
- Development: Mandalika SEZ
- Edge: First-mover advantage

#### Where growth is concentrated

Growth is concentrated in South Lombok and Kuta Mandalika, and market activity also focuses on the Gili Islands. Government-backed infrastructure, including the Mandalika Special Economic Zone (SEZ), has increased the island's visibility and investment activity.

Improved connectivity via Lombok International Airport has increased visitor numbers and demand for hospitality-aligned residential projects.

#### Lombok and Bali side by side

- Entry pricing: lower in Lombok, with a reduced capital outlay
- Costs: construction and labour generally more competitive in Lombok
- Rentals in Bali: strong demand and higher competition
- Rentals in Lombok: growing demand and early-stage upside
- Investment angle: first-mover advantage in emerging zones

#### Villas in Lombok

- Mandalika Villa, South Lombok: 3 bedrooms, land from 400 m², expected return ~ 19%, style Coastal Modern, status Off-plan; SEZ location, Surf access, Early-stage pricing

Sources: Asia Property Awards; Seven Stones Indonesia; HomesGoFast; Discover Lombok Guide.

### Sumbawa land and property investment

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/sumbawa-property-investment/

Sumbawa is an early-stage market with growing activity in eco-tourism, agribusiness and land-led development. It attracts long-term investors who position themselves ahead of wider infrastructure and tourism growth.

#### Market overview

Early-stage market: Untapped land, eco-tourism, land plays. Sumbawa shows early growth in eco-tourism, agribusiness and land-led development. The buyer base is mainly long-term land investors positioning ahead of broader infrastructure and tourism build-out.

- Occupancy: 50.9%
- Profile: Early-stage
- Drivers: Eco-tourism, land
- Connectivity: Perth ~1h 50m

#### Investment highlights

- New connectivity
- Early-stage real estate growth
- Untapped tourism potential
- Diverse opportunities
- Early-mover advantage
- Accessible legal structures
- Lifestyle and eco-tourism appeal

#### Who invests in Sumbawa

Land investors: long-term buyers who target large land parcels, early-stage growth and future development potential.

The opportunity is driven by untapped tourism potential, extensive natural assets and low entry pricing.

#### Projects in Sumbawa

- Sumbawa Beachfront, Sumbawa: Land + build bedrooms, land Large parcels, expected return Land appreciation, style Land investment, status Land available; Near coast, Eco-tourism, Mid- to long-term

Sources: WeAreSynergyPro; Whales & Waves Village; Indoned: Sumbawa investment insights.

### Sumba: sustainable property investment

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/sumba-property-investment/

Sumba positions itself as a sustainable market with low-density development, renewable energy and cultural sensitivity. It suits lifestyle buyers and boutique investors who focus on privacy, wellness and long-term value.

#### Market overview

Sustainable investment: Purpose-driven, eco-wellness, privacy. Sumba is positioning itself as a sustainable market with low-density development, renewable energy (Iconic Island Initiative) and cultural sensitivity. Suited to lifestyle buyers and boutique investors focused on privacy, wellness and long-term value.

- Positioning: Eco · Wellness · Privacy
- Energy: Renewable focus
- Entry window: Narrow, early
- Buyers: Private & boutique

#### Sustainable investment focus

- Purpose-driven development: eco-friendly, low-impact projects
- Design priorities: low density, renewable energy, water conservation
- Community integration: local employment, skills development, cultural respect
- Investment appeal: ethical development aligned with long-term value creation
- Timing: early-stage market with relatively affordable land and a narrowing entry window

#### What Sumba offers

- Untouched natural land and ocean views
- Cultural support for sustainability
- Renewable energy focus (Iconic Island Initiative)
- Affordable off-grid building opportunities
- An emerging eco-community and lifestyle buyers
- Access via regular flights

#### Who buys in Sumba

- Private buyers: lifestyle-led purchases focused on privacy, sustainability and long-term ownership
- Boutique investors: small-scale eco and wellness projects that target scarcity and long-term value

#### Projects in Sumba

- Sumba Eco Retreat, Sumba: 2 — 3 bedrooms, land from 500 m², expected return Lifestyle focus, style Eco / Off-grid, status Off-plan; Renewable energy, Privacy, Boutique scale

Sources: Island Property Insights Indonesia (Doppelweiss).

## Questions and answers

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/questions/

**Which Indonesian islands can I invest in with Doppelweiss?** Bali, Lombok, Sumbawa and Sumba. Bali: established market. Lombok: emerging market. Sumbawa: early-stage market. Sumba: sustainable investment.

**How long is the leasehold for a villa plot?** 80 years. The plot is leased through a company, a legally recognised structure that Doppelweiss sets up for you.

**Where in Bali do investors buy villas?** Market activity is concentrated in Canggu, Ubud, Uluwatu and Seminyak. Sanur is a further key area, popular with families and retirees and known for long-term demand.

**How do Lombok and Bali compare for investors?** Entry pricing in Lombok is lower than in Bali, and construction and labour are generally more competitive. Bali rentals see strong demand and higher competition, Lombok rentals growing demand with early-stage upside.

**What is the Mandalika SEZ?** The Mandalika Special Economic Zone in Lombok. This government-backed infrastructure has increased the island's visibility and investment activity, with growth concentrated in South Lombok and Kuta Mandalika.

**Who is Sumbawa suited to?** Long-term land investors who buy large parcels and position themselves ahead of wider infrastructure and tourism growth. Sumbawa is about 1 hour 50 minutes from Perth.

**What makes Sumba a sustainable investment?** Sumba focuses on low-density, low-impact development, renewable energy under the Iconic Island Initiative, water conservation and respect for local culture. It suits lifestyle buyers and boutique investors focused on privacy and wellness.

**Who designs and builds the villa?** Doppelweiss works with an on-the-ground build partner and an architecture partner. You set the vision for floor plan, materials and style, and the team delivers it.

**Where does the market data on this website come from?** From Statistics Indonesia (BPS), Bank Indonesia, the Ministry of Tourism, industry market reports and partners on the ground.

**How do I contact the team?** Reggyna and the Doppelweiss team guide you personally. Write to bali@doppelweiss.com or use the contact form on the home page to arrange a free 30-minute call at a time that suits you in Australia.

**Can Australians buy property in Bali?** Yes, through a leasehold. Foreigners, including Australians, cannot own land in Indonesia directly. Your plot is leased for 80 years through a company — a secure, legally recognised structure that we set up entirely for you.

**How far is Bali from Australia?** Bali is a short direct flight from home: around 2.5 hours from Darwin, around 3.5 hours from Perth and around 6 hours from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. That makes it easy to visit your villa for holidays or long stays.

**Do you work with investors from Australia?** Yes. All conversations are in English. The first call takes about 30 minutes, is free and without obligation, and we arrange a time that suits you in Australia.

**Does buying land or a house grant me an Indonesian visa?** Owning property alone does not automatically grant residency. There are, however, various visa options for investors, long-stay residents and KITAS holders that we review together with our partners on the ground.

**How does land ownership work?** Foreigners cannot own land directly in Indonesia. The plot is leased for 80 years through a company — a secure, legally recognised structure that we set up entirely for you.

**Can I pay for land and house in instalments?** Yes. We offer instalment plans for both land and construction, giving you financial flexibility. We agree the exact terms with you individually.

**How are taxes on rental income handled?** Rental income is subject to Indonesian tax law. We recommend consulting a tax professional; our team supports you with structuring and reporting. If you are an Australian tax resident, your foreign rental income generally also has to be declared in Australia.

**How do I receive my rental income?** Payouts go via your preferred channel — international wire transfer, local structures or other agreed methods. We make the process smooth and transparent.

**What happens to the villa when I'm not there?** On request we take over full management: rentals to vetted guests, cleaning, maintenance and reporting. You can use the villa yourself anytime — we simply block those dates from rental.

## Glossary

Page: https://bali.doppelweiss.com/guide/glossary/

- **80-year leasehold**: The structure through which foreign investors, including Australians, hold a villa plot in Indonesia: the plot is leased for 80 years through a company, and Doppelweiss sets it up for you.
- **Bank Indonesia**: Indonesia's central bank and one of the sources for the market data on this website.
- **Canggu**: Investment area in Bali. Price range: Mid-High. Rental potential: Stable. Buyer profile: Investors, nomads. Key strength: High demand.
- **Gili Islands**: Part of Lombok's property market. Activity focuses on managed villas and integrated developments in South Lombok and the Gili Islands.
- **Iconic Island Initiative**: The renewable energy focus associated with Sumba, part of the island's positioning as a sustainable market.
- **Kuta Mandalika**: One of the growth areas of Lombok's residential and tourism market, together with South Lombok.
- **Lombok International Airport**: Lombok's airport. Improved connectivity via the airport has increased visitor numbers on the island.
- **Mandalika SEZ**: The Mandalika Special Economic Zone in Lombok. As government-backed infrastructure it has increased the island's visibility and investment activity.
- **Notary services**: Notarization, title registration and ownership structures. Doppelweiss coordinates these formalities as one of its seven service modules.
- **Occupancy rate**: Average occupancy of accommodation, as reported for each island: Bali 56.7%, Lombok 45.7%, Sumbawa 50.9%.
- **Off-plan**: Project status for a villa that is offered during planning, before construction is finished.
- **ROI**: Return on investment: the annual return relative to the amount invested. The villa portfolio states an expected return for each project.
- **Sanur**: Investment area in Bali. Price range: Mid-High. Rental potential: Stable. Buyer profile: Families, retirees. Key strength: Long-term demand.
- **Seminyak**: Investment area in Bali. Price range: High. Rental potential: Stable. Buyer profile: Lifestyle investors. Key strength: Established area.
- **Short-term and long-term rental**: In Bali, short-term rentals are typically concentrated in established tourist areas, and long-term rentals serve expatriate and residential demand.
- **Statistics Indonesia (BPS)**: Indonesia's statistics agency and one of the sources for the market data on this website.
- **Super Priority Tourism Destination**: A designation held by Lombok that has raised the island's visibility with visitors and investors.
- **Turn-key villa**: A villa delivered complete with architecture, furnishings, pool and garden. On request the team also takes over rental, cleaning and guest care.
- **Ubud**: Investment area in Bali. Price range: Mid. Rental potential: Stable. Buyer profile: Wellness, long-stay. Key strength: Year-round stays.
- **Uluwatu**: Investment area in Bali. Price range: High. Rental potential: Growing. Buyer profile: Luxury buyers. Key strength: Capital growth.

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