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Bali investment case studies

Before investing in Bali real estate, many investors want to understand concretely how much a villa on the island can generate and what results past projects have achieved.

In this section, we share several examples and real data to illustrate the yield levels observed in Bali and the performance possible depending on the type of investment chosen.

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What yield can you expect from a Bali real estate investment?

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The yield of a Bali real estate investment depends on several factors, in particular the location, the project quality, the villa design and the rental strategy.

Today, in 2026, rental investments made through an adapted legal structure such as a PT PMA can reach 11 to 13% net annual yield, after all costs and taxes.

These performances naturally vary depending on the area of the island. Destinations such as Canggu, Uluwatu or Ubud are among the most active for real estate investment, in particular thanks to their strong tourism appeal.

For comparison, real estate investments in Europe generally offer net returns of around 4 to 6%, while other Asian destinations such as Thailand, Vietnam or the Philippines often sit around 6 to 7%.

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A real example: how much can a rental villa generate in Bali?

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To concretely illustrate the performance of a Bali real estate project, you can look at the real data of a recently rented villa.

In this example, the total investment is around €225,000 for a two-bedroom villa located near Canggu. Over a full operating year, the villa shows an average occupancy rate of around 85%, with some periods even exceeding 90%.

The average price per night is around €129, generating around €3,300 in monthly gross revenue.

After all costs, rental management fees and taxes, the investor receives around €2,000 net per month, which corresponds to a particularly attractive yield.

This performance is explained by several factors: a distinctive design (see our Bali villa catalogue), a location aligned with tourist demand and a polished guest experience that drives positive reviews and high occupancy rates.

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How much can a shared real estate investment in Bali generate?

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Shared investment gives access to Bali real estate with a more accessible entry ticket. The principle is to invest in a real estate project through shares of the company that owns the villa.

Today, our shared investment projects allow you to invest from around €25,000, while collecting a proportional share of the rental income.

On recent projects, investors receive on average around €280 to €290 net per month per investment share.

This approach lets some investors diversify their strategy. For example, with two shares representing €50,000 of investment, income can reach around €500 net per month.

Shared investment is therefore a way to discover international real estate investment while benefiting from a potentially attractive yield with a more limited initial capital.

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