Bali Property Prices

Median asking prices computed from 6,373 live villa listings and 1,865 land plots across 7 agencies — refreshed daily, shown per area, and split by tenure. These are asking prices, not transactions: Indonesia has no public sales register, and sellers ask more than buyers close at.

Median villa

$295k

6,373 live listings

Median freehold villa

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outright ownership

Median leasehold villa

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fixed remaining term

Median freehold land

IDR 694M

per are (100 m²) · land index

Villa prices by area

Only areas with at least 8 priced listings earn a median — a smaller sample is an anecdote, not a market. The p25–p75 band is where the middle half of asking prices sits.

AreaListingsMedian asking
Kuta19$375k
Seminyak284$370k
Umalas399$365k
Sanur110$356k
Berawa130$356k
Ubud586$327k
Bali64$319k
Tabanan284$315k
Nusa Lembongan17$310k
Seseh/Cemagi322$302k
Canggu1287$300k
Nusa Dua120$287k
Jimbaran118$283k
Uluwatu799$281k
Pererenan649$268k
Kerobokan202$264k
Lombok46$254k
Lovina11$250k
Bingin170$250k
Ungasan538$245k
Buduk/Mengwi116$239k
Kuta (Lombok)73$223k

How to read these numbers

  • Asking prices, not transactions. Indonesia has no public register of closed sales. Everything here is what sellers ask, which runs above what properties close at.
  • Freehold and leasehold are different products. A leasehold villa is priced for its remaining term — comparing it 1:1 with a freehold price overstates how cheap it is. That is why the medians are split.
  • Live data, daily refresh. Medians recompute from the current catalog every day; delisted and sold properties drop out automatically.
  • Yield beats price. A cheap villa in a weak rental area is worse than a fair-priced one in a strong one — see net yields per listing on the Bali listings.

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