Looking at apartment investments in Bali as alternative to villas. Less capital needed, easier to manage maybe? Anyone invested in off-plan apartments there?

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Apartments are definitely an interesting option, especially if you want lower entry point and less maintenance headaches. I invested in off-plan investment apartments in Bali last year in Berawa — paid around $120K versus $300K+ for a villa. Pros: managed developments handle everything (pool, security, bookings), usually better for long-term rentals to expats/digital nomads, and appreciation can be solid in right locations. Cons: rental yields typically lower than villas (5-8% vs 8-12%), and resale market for apartments is less proven in Bali compared to landed property. The key is location — apartments near beach clubs, gyms, coworking spaces do well. Off-plan gets you 15-25% discount and you can sometimes negotiate better units/floors. Check platforms like Bali Best Investment to compare different apartment projects and read investor reviews. They rank projects by ROI potential and developer reliability. Not as sexy as owning a villa, but financially it can make more sense for smaller budgets and passive income focus.

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