Bali’s luxury real estate sector is entering a new phase of international investment growth as PARADYSE Homes partners with OXO Living to launch managed co-ownership shares in The Bank, an ultra-luxurious villa development in Pererenan. The new offering gives global buyers access to Bali’s premium property market through a lower-cost ownership structure starting at US$116,300 for a one-eighth share.
The Bank becomes the first property listed on the PARADYSE Homes platform to feature an 80-year freehold-equivalent structure, providing international investors with extended long-term security in one of Bali’s most desirable lifestyle destinations.
The move reflects rising global demand for flexible ownership models in luxury tourism markets as travelers increasingly combine lifestyle investments, remote work opportunities, and high-end hospitality experiences in destinations like Bali.
Bali’s Luxury Property Market Continues Attracting Global Buyers
Located in Pererenan, one of Bali’s fastest-growing upscale coastal districts, The Bank is positioned to capitalize on strong international demand for luxury villas near wellness hubs, beach communities, and tourism-driven lifestyle destinations.
Pererenan has rapidly emerged as a premium alternative to neighboring Canggu, attracting international travelers, digital entrepreneurs, long-stay visitors, and wellness-focused tourists seeking quieter luxury environments while remaining close to Bali’s hospitality and entertainment centers.
Industry analysts say Bali continues benefiting from strong international tourism recovery, rising demand for extended stays, and increasing interest in lifestyle-based property investments across Southeast Asia.
PARADYSE Homes says four of the eight available ownership shares have already been sold, highlighting strong buyer appetite for structured co-ownership opportunities that reduce upfront capital requirements while maintaining access to premium hospitality-style experiences.
New 80-Year Ownership Structure Targets International Investors
One of the project’s biggest selling points is its 80-year freehold-equivalent structure, which addresses one of the main concerns foreign buyers often face when purchasing property in Indonesia.
Under Indonesian law, foreign nationals cannot directly hold Hak Milik freehold land ownership. Instead, international investors typically access property through alternative legal frameworks such as Hak Guna Bangunan (HGB), which allows building-use rights under an Indonesian corporate structure.
The Bank’s ownership framework includes an initial 30-year term, followed by a 20-year extension and an additional 30-year renewal period. PARADYSE Homes manages the legal structure through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), helping simplify ownership coordination, legal compliance, and long-term property administration for international buyers.
Executives at PARADYSE Homes say the structure offers greater long-term stability and resale flexibility compared with traditional short-term leasehold arrangements commonly available in Bali’s foreign investment market.
Managed Co-Ownership Gains Momentum in Global Luxury Travel Markets
The Bali launch reflects the broader rise of managed co-ownership models across international luxury travel destinations. Hospitality-linked property ownership has become increasingly popular among affluent travelers seeking second homes without the full financial commitment and operational responsibilities associated with sole ownership.
In Europe and the United States, luxury co-ownership platforms have expanded rapidly, although many properties remain priced well above the reach of mid-level investors.
PARADYSE Homes positions The Bank as a more accessible alternative, particularly for international buyers seeking exposure to Bali’s tourism and hospitality-driven real estate market. Each one-eighth share provides owners with 44 nights of annual personal use while also allowing unused nights to enter the company’s managed rental program.
The platform estimates current net rental yields at approximately 7.6 percent, alongside projected annual capital appreciation near 8 percent, reinforcing Bali’s growing appeal as both a lifestyle and investment destination.
The Bank Villa Blends Tropical Luxury With Wellness Tourism
Developed by OXO Living, The Bank combines modern European-inspired architecture with Bali’s tropical lifestyle appeal. OXO Living has established a strong presence in Bali’s luxury property sector through a portfolio of more than 70 upscale villa developments focused on design-led hospitality experiences.
The four-bedroom villa spans approximately 350 square meters on a 252-square-meter plot and includes multiple premium amenities designed to attract luxury travelers and long-stay residents.
Features include en-suite bedrooms, a private swimming pool, rooftop entertainment space, wellness-focused amenities such as an in-home sauna, and expansive riverside views that reinforce the property’s retreat-style atmosphere.
The villa’s location near Pererenan Beach, wellness centers, cafes, and lifestyle venues further strengthens its appeal among global travelers seeking integrated luxury and wellness tourism experiences.
Bali Strengthens Position as Asia’s Lifestyle Investment Hub
Tourism and real estate experts say Bali’s combination of tropical lifestyle appeal, growing hospitality infrastructure, strong international branding, and evolving property investment models continues positioning the island as one of Asia’s leading lifestyle investment destinations.
Flexible ownership concepts, hospitality-managed residences, and luxury wellness-focused developments are becoming increasingly important as travelers seek properties that combine leisure, income potential, and long-term lifestyle flexibility.
For Bali’s tourism economy, projects like The Bank also support broader growth in premium hospitality, long-stay tourism, and luxury experiential travel. Industry observers believe demand for professionally managed co-ownership properties could continue expanding as more international travelers prioritize hybrid lifestyles that blend travel, work, and investment opportunities.
With international tourism rebounding strongly and demand for luxury villas continuing to rise, PARADYSE Homes and OXO Living are positioning The Bank as a flagship example of Bali’s next-generation hospitality-driven real estate market.
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