Ubud — center of culture, nature and investment in Bali

Rental occupancy is 70-85% per year.
Profitability of objects — up to 14% in dollars.
Less competition, more prospects.

What is Ubud?

The green capital of Bali. An area of ​​rice fields, jungle, art galleries, yoga retreats and boutique hotels.

An ideal choice for those who value silence, nature and authenticity.

Who is Ubud suitable for:

For digital nomads looking for a balance between work and nature
For families with children: there are many schools, retreats, and international kindergartens here.
For those planning relocation and long-term residence
For investors focused on rental in the "wellness" and "eco-living" segments

Why Ubud is good for investment

The cost of land and real estate is lower,
than in Canggu or Seminyak: from $2.5K per m²
High rental demand
from long-term tenants and retreat tourists
Profitability of objects —
12–14% per annum in dollars
Low level of competition: lower building density
Growth potential: the district is actively developing in terms of infrastructure (new roads, schools, cafes)

Rental and real estate market

Average rental rate: Rp800.000/$50–Rp1.920.000/$120 per day for a villa or apartment
Often rented for a period of 1 month or longer
Occupancy rate of facilities — stable at 70-85% per year
The vast majority of tenants — relocators and "long-term tourists," not week-long vacationers.

Prospects for 2025 and beyond

Demand for "green" projects and eco-villas will grow
New trends: retreat centers, yoga complexes, boutique hotels
Expected growth in real estate prices — 6–8% per year
Ubud is becoming one of the centers of "health tourism" in Southeast Asia