Bali Investment Advisor › Seseh

47 /100
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Investing in Seseh

Verdict: Neutral  #25 of 41 areas in Bali · Badung

What the data says

  • iMostly leasehold: yields look higher than freehold would

Market snapshot

Gross yield8.2% Bali: 8.0%
Median villa priceRp 6,1 B 30 for sale
Price / m²Rp 36,2 M +12% vs Bali
Median annual rentRp 495 M 16 rentals
Leasehold price / m²Rp 35,3 M
Land price / m²Rp 6.180.000 4 land
Leasehold share95%

Yield by bedrooms

Bedrooms Median price Median rent / year Gross yield Listings
2 Rp 5,6 B Rp 495 M 8.9% 10
3 Rp 7,8 B Rp 596,5 M 7.7% 15

Below-market listings

For-sale listings priced at least 20% under the median of comparable properties in the same area and tenure. With leasehold, a big discount often means fewer years left on the lease: always check it.

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Compare with nearby areas

Area Score Gross yield Price / m² Rentals
Ungasan 80 · Strong opportunity 12.2% Rp 31,7 M 35
Kerobokan 71 · Strong opportunity 8.0% Rp 29,7 M 79
Pecatu 69 · Strong opportunity 13.3% Rp 37,6 M 22
Umalas 68 · Strong opportunity 7.7% Rp 31,5 M 151
Canggu 67 · Good 7.8% Rp 34,6 M 453
Pererenan 66 · Good 7.7% Rp 35 M 97

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How it works

  1. Gross yield = median annual rent ÷ median sale price, matched by number of bedrooms within each area. Monthly rentals are annualised at 75% occupancy.
  2. Leasehold prices buy a lease of typically 25–30 years, not the land. Their yields look higher: deduct roughly 3.5–4% a year of lease amortisation to compare with freehold.
  3. The score (0–100) weighs yield (45%), price per m² against the Bali median (25%) and depth of the rental market (30%). Areas with few listings are pulled towards 50.

Indicative market data, not financial advice. Asking prices are not sale prices; always check title, permits (PBG/SLF), zoning and remaining lease years with a notary before buying.