Bali's Property Market Poised for Continued Growth in 2025


Bali's property market is set to experience strong growth in 2025. The residential and commercial sectors are anticipated to stay robust, with developers expressing optimism about the future. A thriving tourism sector alongside growing foreign investments supports property price increases.

The tropical paradise’s appeal as a globally recognized tourist destination remains a pivotal role in sustaining this trend. Even challenges like regulatory fluctuations and environmental concerns, Bali’s global reputation as a hotspot tourist hub maintains demand for real estate strong.

Data from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport indicate that international tourist arrivals reached 4.47 million in the initial eight months of 2024, marking a growth of 22.6% compared to a similar period in 2023. Most visitors are from Australia, followed by India, China, the UK, and South Korea.

According to independent property data provider REID, Bali’s property prices have grown at an average of 7% per year for five years running. Specific locations have experienced even greater growth. Bali offers Indonesia’s highest rental yields, making it an investment hotspot. In June 2024, revenue from Bali's real estate amounted to $142 million, up by 33% over the previous month.




villa for sale ubud A growing trend among tourists shows interest less-explored 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 top demand, the youth prefer greener and tranquil environments.

The rapid infrastructure development, including the Bali Urban Subway, is likely to enhance property values near its lines. Past trends suggest that cities having robust public transit tend to see significant growth in property values in their vicinity.

Looking ahead, 2025 will be a year of strong growth in the island’s real estate sector. Increased attention from domestic and international buyers, aided by regulatory support, will fuel the market. Bali’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and ongoing developments bolster its appeal for investors.

New hotspots like Nyanyi, that provide a combination of modern amenities and natural tranquility, are becoming more attractive to real estate investors.


villa for sale uluwatu Buyers fall into two key groups: local entrepreneurs seeking business opportunities and overseas investors planning to secure a piece of this renowned destination. Australians, Europeans, and Southeast Asians tend to select property agreements catering to global investors.

Visit our exclusive listing page and lock in your Bali property without delay!