Bali's Property Market Poised for Continued Growth in 2025


The island of Bali's property market is poised for sustained growth in 2025. Residential and commercial sectors remain robust, with developers expressing optimism concerning the future. A thriving tourism sector combined with growing foreign investments supports property price growth.

The island's appeal as a globally recognized tourist destination serves as a central role in driving this trend. Although challenges like changing regulations and environmental concerns, Bali’s standing as a hotspot tourist hub maintains demand for real estate steady.

Recent statistics from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport reveal that foreign visitors have surged to 4.47 million in the opening months of 2024, marking a 22.6% increase compared to an equivalent period in 2023. The largest share of visitors hail from Australia, followed by India, China, the UK, and South Korea.

According to REID's research, Bali’s property prices have risen by an average of 7% annually in the last half-decade. Key regions have experienced even greater growth. Investors enjoy Indonesia’s highest rental yields, making it an investment hub. In June 2024, revenue from Bali's real estate reached $142 million, a notable 33% rise over the previous month.




villa for sale ubud A growing trend among tourists shows interest emerging regions in the western part of the island, such as Seseh, Kedungu, Cemagi, Nyanyi, and Pererenan. These areas offer new real estate opportunities. While popular destinations like Sanur, Seminyak, and Ubud are still in high demand, younger generations are leaning towards more natural and tranquil environments.

Expanding infrastructure, such as the Bali Urban Subway, is likely to enhance property values near its lines. Past trends suggest that cities with MRT or LRT systems often experience significant property value boosts in connected neighborhoods.

Forecasts indicate, 2025 will be a year of strong growth in Bali’s property market. Increased attention from domestic and international buyers, supported by pro-investment measures, is anticipated to further drive growth. Bali’s stunning environment, cultural heritage, and infrastructure enhancements elevate its market appeal.

Emerging regions like Nyanyi, which offer a mix of access to city life and nature, continue to attract to real estate investors.


villa for sale in sanur The property market is divided between two primary categories: local buyers looking for business opportunities and international buyers aiming to acquire part of this world-class destination. Buyers from Australia, Europe, and Southeast Asia commonly prefer investment models catering to global investors.

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