Discover the essential insights for investing in Bali’s 2024 real estate. Explore tips on competition, legal compliance, and differentiation from Tropic Invest.

Once you found where you wish to live or you have decided to own a property to create passive income, your next question should be: buying or building?

Before buying anything in Bali or Indonesia in general, you must do a complete due diligence. Some of the common things people forget to check when buying a piece of land in Indonesia.

Bali is not the only place in South Indonesia where you can find amazing landscapes, virgin beaches, and great investment opportunities. These three Islandsreal estate, opportunities don’t last long!

Investing in Bali, or in Indonesia in general, can be scary and stressful due to the language barrier, the difficulty of navigating the local regulation system, or the fear of being screwed by untrustworthy people.

Before wondering how to find the best deals available in the market, define your “Why”. Why do you want to invest in a particular asset or location? What is your big idea?

One of the main considerations when thinking about investing in real estate is the ownership status of the property. Do you want to own it “forever” (Freehold title) or do you prefer to use the property for a certain period of time (Leasehold title) and then move on to the next one?

In this article, we will share some insight into the Balinese real estate market and offer data we gathered about the four main investment areas of the Island of the Gods (Seminyak, Canggu, Uluwatu and Ubud)

Indonesia is a market of more than 260 million inhabitants with an increasingly important middle class in large urban centres. The growth rate has averaged around 5% in recent years, with inflation under control at less than 4%.

Sharing, smiling, kindness, a definition of Bali. 
This is one of the many reasons why wise investors have been investing part of their capital in real estate on the Island of Gods for many years.