Insights for buying & investing in Bali.

Damp, cracks, drainage, access and paperwork: the warning signs our agents check at every Bali villa viewing.

Quiet streets, rice fields, the French school and the beach a short drive away: why families choose Umalas.

Late rains this year: December for most of Bali, peak in February. What it means for owners and buyers.

From agreed price to keys in 4 to 8 weeks: each stage, the deposit and what causes delays.

Real Bali Exception listings show what USD 300,000, 500,000 and 1 million buy in Bali in 2026.

Beyond the asking price: taxes, notary fees, due diligence, setup and yearly running costs of a Bali villa.

Uluwatu School now teaches Grades 1–8 in Pecatu. Curriculum, fees, open day and what it means for Bukit families.

Early-stage land, rental income, luxury clifftops or a Bali-linked base: Lombok rewards those who choose the right zone.

Long queues, empty pumps, and official reassurance. We break down Bali’s October 2026 fuel shortage and what it really means if you own or plan

Green zone land in Bali can look appealing: rice-field views, a lower asking price and the option of a long lease. Before committing, check whether

Buying a villa or setting up a PT PMA? Meet four Bali notaries we trust and their strengths.

You came for the numbers, so we’ll give them to you. But a price-per-square-metre figure is the most-searched and least-reliable number in Bali real estate

People often talk about the Bali real estate market as though it were one market moving in one direction. It isn't. A ready villa in

Bali is increasingly being considered as more than a holiday destination. For internationally mobile families, entrepreneurs and investors, it can also be a place to

We have helped clients from around the world navigate Bali property investment, across different budgets, objectives, and levels of risk. One pattern continues to repeat

Starting a business in Indonesia with a partner can be exciting. But before focusing on the opportunity ahead, there is an important question to answer:

A story travelled fast across Bali this year: foreigners can no longer organise events on the island. That is partly true. But the full picture

For years, the South Ring Road has been part of the conversation around Uluwatu. Plans changed. Timelines moved. Land acquisition continued. In 2026, something important