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Bali Land Price
Index
30-Year Study · 1995 - 2025
1995
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No major event
Pre-tourism era · steady organic growth
Bali's real estate market was driven by local buyers and a handful of early expatriates. Land prices appreciated gently at 5-8% per year.
Touch the chart to explore land prices across Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, Uluwatu, and Tabanan from 1995 to 2025.
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Seminyak
$5K
per are
baseline
Canggu
$4K
per are
baseline
Ubud
$2K
per are
baseline
Uluwatu
$1.5K
per are
baseline
Tabanan (West Bali)
$0.5K
per are
baseline
Market timeline — 1995 to 2025
1997-1999
Asian Financial Crisis
IDR collapsed ~80% vs USD. Land prices fell 20-35% in dollar terms — paradoxically the best USD entry point of the decade for foreign buyers willing to hold.
2002 & 2005
Bali Bombings I & II
Tourist arrivals fell 25-30% each time. Prices softened 10-25% before recovering sharply within 12-18 months. Both events ultimately proved temporary market pauses.
2003-2008
First international boom
Post-crisis recovery turned into acceleration. Seminyak transformed from fishing village to global beach-club destination. Prime areas appreciated 15-20% p.a.
2010-2014
The Instagram inflection
Social media turned Bali into a global lifestyle brand overnight. Canggu's rice paddies became Southeast Asia's most-searched real estate corridor. Prices accelerated sharply.
2015-2019
Sustained maturation
Uluwatu and Pererenan emerged as the new frontier. Digital nomad migration began in earnest. Canggu land went from ~$40K to ~$100K per are. Seminyak reached saturation.
2020-2021
Covid-19 pause
Tourism fell to near zero. Prices held in IDR; softened only 5-10% in USD. Supply stayed controlled — patient buyers in 2020-21 saw 30-50% gains within 18 months.
2022-2025
Post-pandemic surge
The most explosive appreciation period in Bali's recorded history. Golden Visa, zoning enforcement, and global lifestyle migration converged. Prime areas gained 12-18% p.a. Tabanan and West Bali entered the radar of serious institutional capital for the first time.
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Sources: Bali Home Immo STR Report 2025; Seven Stones Indonesia (2026); Indo-Terra Land Report (2026); Bali Exception (2025); Prestige Property Bali (2026); COCO Development Group Q1 2026; Oniriq Property (Seminyak historical). Pre-2005 data reconstructed from published CAGR ranges and IDR/USD-adjusted agent records.
All values are median estimated freehold (Hak Milik) land per are (100 m²) in USD at ~IDR 16,000/USD. Indicative only — not investment advice.
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