There’s a pattern in Canggu. People come for the surf, or the sunsets, or the smoothie bowls. But then… they stay. Sometimes for weeks. Sometimes for good.
And where people settle, they rent. They co-live. They host retreats. They open cafés. They need space—and they need it designed for the way they live.
If you’re thinking about investing in Bali, this matters. Because demand here isn’t just seasonal. It’s relational. People talk. They recommend. And properties that make people feel at home in a foreign land? Those get booked, again and again.
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Yes, Uluwatu is stunning. But beauty doesn’t always equal business—unless it’s coupled with strategic growth. The southern Bukit area is seeing steady infrastructure improvements: roads, cafes, wellness centers. And yet, it’s still underdeveloped compared to Bali’s northern coast.
There’s a myth in property investment: that bigger means better. But Ubud tells a different story.
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Ayu Sudana
Co-founder
Ubud, Bali
Matt Jay
Co-founder
Cheshire, UK
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