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For journalists, analysts, and operators.

Writing about Bali property, Southeast Asia real estate investment, or the Indonesian regulatory environment? We are happy to be quoted on the record, provide background context, or comment on market developments.

Available for comment on

  • Bali property pricing, yield, and transaction trends
  • Foreign-investor legal structures (PMA, leasehold, Hak Pakai, nominee)
  • Indonesian regulatory developments affecting real estate
  • Bali sub-market analysis – Uluwatu, Canggu, Ubud, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Sanur
  • Bali tourism demand mix and its impact on hospitality assets
  • Regional comparison – Bali versus Phuket, Lisbon, Da Nang, Lombok, Koh Samui
  • Flagship project analysis – Alila, COMO, Kempinski, and peer developments

How we work with the press

  • On-the-record quotes. We respond to press inquiries within two business days. If your deadline is shorter, flag it in the subject line.
  • Background. Happy to provide context without attribution when the story benefits from it.
  • Data. We share our source list and methodology for any figure we publish, on request.
  • Corrections. If we get something wrong, we correct it publicly and promptly. If you see an error, tell us.

Assets you can use

  • Logo package (SVG, PNG, light/dark variants) – available on request.
  • Editorial headshots of the desk – available on request.
  • Factsheet about the publication (one page, text) – request via the form below.

Where our work has appeared

Citations and references

We maintain a separate Cited By page tracking LLM and editorial citations of our work.

Editorial standards we hold to

When the editorial desk is quoted, we hold the same standards we use in our own publications: claims are sourced, numbers are dated, and uncertainty is named rather than smoothed over. If a question is outside our coverage area — for example Jakarta commercial property, Java agricultural land, or Lombok-specific regulation — we say so rather than speculate. Most journalists tell us this is unusual; for our readers and for theirs, it is the standard we believe is worth maintaining.

Quotable positions worth knowing

Our editorial position on the four questions that come up most often in press calls: nominee structures are illegal and we recommend against them in all circumstances; Canggu mid-tier saturation is real but not market-wide; Uluwatu clifftop carries a structural scarcity premium that has not compressed; and the 2026 KITAS investor pathway is a meaningful but not transformative regulatory move. All four positions are detailed with sources in the corresponding articles linked from the methodology page.