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Bali

Bali

Bali, situated between Java and Lombok, stands as Indonesia's top tourist destination. Its capital, Denpasar, is the most populous city in the Lesser Sunda Islands and the second-largest in Eastern Indonesia. Additionally, Ubud, situated in Greater Denpasar, serves as the cultural hub of Bali.

Covering 5,590 square kilometers, the island is divided into eight regencies: Badung, Bangli, Buleleng, Gianyar, Jembrana, Karangasem, Klungkung, and Tabanan, along with one municipality, Denpasar.

As of 2024, Bali’s total population of Bali stands at 4.4 million people, with the majority being Balinese. Additionally, Bali is home to a diverse array of ethnic groups, including Javanese, Madurese, Malay, Sasak, East Nusa Tenggara, Chinese, Sundanese, Bugis, and Batak. In terms of religion, Hinduism predominates in Bali, followed by Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, Buddhism, Konghucu, and indigenous beliefs.

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Bali’s economy

As of 2023, Bali’s economy recorded a Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of Rp 159.4 trillion. The province’s economic landscape is diversified, with key sectors driving its prosperity. Given the significant role of tourism in Bali’s economic growth, it comes as no surprise that the accommodation and food and beverage sectors dominate the contribution to the 2023 GRDP with Rp 28.3 billion. Another significant contribution to Bali’s GRDP comes from the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector with Rp 21 billion, as well as the transportation and warehousing sector with Rp 10.1 billion to the GRDP in 2023.

The Indonesian government is developing two Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in Bali, specifically in Denpasar, both of which are focused on tourism. The first SEZ, located in Sanur, the oldest upscale resort area on the island, spans an area of 41.26 hectares and is situated right on the shores of Sanur Beach and Segara Ayu Beach. It is expected to accelerate the health and tourism sectors in Bali.

Another SEZ, located in South Denpasar, is the Kura Kura Bali SEZ, which has an investment target set at Rp 104.4 trillion by 2052. This SEZ is being developed and managed by PT Bali Turtle Island Development and will comprise tourism areas, trade and services, urban infrastructure, city parks, and marine ecosystems.

Aside from SEZs, national strategic projects (PSN) in the form of toll roads, dams, and ports are also being developed in Bali. These include the Gilimanuk-Negara-Pekutatan-Soka-Mengwi toll road, the Sanur-Nusan Ceningan/Lembongan port, Bali Maritime Tourism Hub, Sidan and Tamblang, and the Sidan dam water supply system.

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Latest News

March 21, 2025

Nuanu Creative City, the 44-hectare (ha) integrated area in the Nyanyi Beach area of ​​Tabanan Regency, Bali Province, will be presented as a sustainable creative area. Nuanu City will have various facilities that combines art, culture, health, nature, and social impact. Currently, Luna Beach Club and ProEd Global School are already operating in the area, while several residential projects are under construction.

Nuanu Creative City Chief Executive Officer Lev Kroll said that the development of Nuanu City in the early stages was more focused on infrastructure development first, in line with the company's commitment to make the area a sustainable site where 70 percent of it will be green open land while only 30 percent is allocated for buildings.

"To date, we have invested more than Rp2.4 trillion to support the vision of this project, including more than Rp493 billion specifically for building infrastructure," said Lev on Mar. 19, 2025.

He said, infrastructure development is focused at the beginning to ensure long-term comfort and livability, as well as to make Nuanu City a place where residents feel connected and supported.

However,  Nuanu City will start to focus on developing properties starting in 2025 by collaborating with various partners. Until now, there have only been seven residential property projects launched in this area with a total of 247 units.

The properties offered in Nuanu City are intended to be boutique properties that prioritize quality over quantity. The projects that have been developed include Nuanu Village, Ecoverse, The Collection Vol 2, Origins Luxury Residential, Biom, Oxo The Residential, and The Collection Vol.

Nuanu Real Estate Head of Corporate Communications Reyni Wullur said that the properties offered with freehold and leasehold options in Nuanu City, which consisted of villas and townhouses, have attracted interest from domestic and international prospective buyers in more than 10 countries.

“The Collection Vol. 3 and Biom are the latest products introduced in February 2025. Nuanu Village will start handing over units this year, while the others are still under construction,” she revealed.

By the end of 2025, Nuanu City is targeted to encompass 50 active projects. In addition to schools and Luna Beach Club that are already in operation, this area is planned to have restaurants, fitness centers, art and cultural spaces, hotels, and recreation spaces soon.

To strengthen its vision of development, Nuanu Inc. introduced Nuanu Real Estate, a special division that offers residential products with a lifestyle and sustainability concept that offers long-term investment potential.

“We are highly committed to building one of the best residential locations, not only in terms of real estate, but also in creating a community that encourages sustainable growth and the future,” said Lev.

The Collection Vol. 3 is a villa project in collaboration with the Art Privilege Fund by Nuanu that allows prospective buyers not only to have a residence, but also the opportunity to become art collectors. This project encapsulates 5 units of 4+1 bedroom villas with an area of ​​497 m² with a private swimming pool on a land area of ​​750 m².

Meanwhile, Biom offers 68 units of fully-furnished and managed townhouses and villas with a 25-year leasehold, with an extension option, and three properties with exclusive freehold status for foreigners and Indonesians. The project's guiding concepts are minimalism, functionality, and natural aesthetics that combines modernism with the philosophy of wabi-sabi - the Japanese aesthetic concept centered on impermanence and imperfections.

In the future, Nuanu City plans to present a new residential project in collaboration with Oxo Group Indonesia called OXO The Pavilion, which would be the first residential product with a wellness living concept in Indonesia. It is predicted to become an icon in the Balinese and Indonesian property market. OXO Group had previously successfully marketed OXO The Residences properties in Nuanu, which encapsulates 40 villa units.

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