What makes South Lombok compelling right now, how ownership actually works, and what to expect from entry to exit.
Lombok’s international airport, an expanding road network, and its proximity to Bali have combined to put the island firmly on investors’ radar — while entry prices remain a fraction of comparable coastal land in Bali.
South Lombok today resembles Bali’s Uluwatu a decade ago — undeveloped, in demand, and still priced for early movers. Demand for boutique, well-designed villas is consistently outpacing supply in the areas we build.
Every purchase is reviewed with independent legal counsel before signing — here are the two most common paths.
The most common structure for foreign buyers — a long-term lease (typically 25–30 years, extendable) directly with the landowner, with full usage rights.
A foreign-owned investment company structure, suited to buyers planning multiple properties or an active rental business under Indonesian law.
We work alongside independent legal partners to review contracts, land certificates, and permits before any commitment is made.
Based on comparable managed villas along South Lombok’s coast.
Estimated annual return after management fees, for managed units.
Full-service booking, housekeeping, and maintenance available at completion.
Completed villas can be resold on the open market, with Ouahe able to assist with listing and buyer introductions.
Land and villa values are expected to track the region’s broader tourism and infrastructure growth over the medium term.
Owners can choose to hold for rental income, personal use, or resale — there is no mandatory holding period.
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