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@gindooktora 21 сағат бұрын

These kind of greedy people who destroy the natural of Bali

@marokazoo5474 6 күн бұрын

thank you for sharing these experience. it helpful to know a bit more about glamping resort business. especially from owner's perspective 🙏

@mafoakorosaya2760 7 күн бұрын

What is the rent rate ¿

@Jualpropertibali 7 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing,valuable insight for me as property agent...keep sharing

@MrMaxm144 8 күн бұрын

Big balls to invest in bali given the scam economy, would be money you definitely would want to be able to aford to loose !

@iwakka3603 9 күн бұрын

Its really...are u kidding me

@mybaliliving 15 күн бұрын

Anyone expert in desalinated water? Please do for Bukit. We locals sometimes don't take a bath because all water reserved for hotels and villas.

@BaliBusinessClub 14 күн бұрын

Wow! For real?

@mybaliliving 15 күн бұрын

They are working on water taxi transport system from Canggu to Uluwatu

@BaliBusinessClub Күн бұрын

Yes there is the goboat option. Not super safe we heard... Hope it gets better

@puspayanikt8902 16 күн бұрын

Sek Lamat soremengenai masalah di penjualan sebenar nya tidak sulit kalau kita mau berbelanja sedikit atau banyak itu pun harus bisa atur caranya b membagi barang apa yg dibeli umpama hotel itu tidak harus di bayar pul cukup membayar setengah nya saja sisa dari itu dibayar oleh hasil dari hoteldi cicil sampai 10 thorang yg membeli jadi ringan terimakasih

@DarmasihDarmasih 16 күн бұрын

Stop sell bali land Bali already over tourism

@dutchiebali579 19 күн бұрын

Current airport is at its max in 2026. There is no proper infrastructure anywhere in the south of Bali and even worse no possibilities to improve against reasonable costs if even possible. The new airport plans have to be realized and the best solution for bali itself would be the plans as illustrated in the PT BIBU, north bali airport.

@missswann4234 19 күн бұрын

Yes u wrong about this every place in uluwatu has its own traffic has its own ups and downs

@gustatoric 21 күн бұрын

I hate when you all overbuilding in bali, we (Balinese) slowly like an american native 😢

@baratmatur6647 21 күн бұрын

I have land in Jimbaran 21 are , 1 are 20 million, 100 meters to beach, white sand beach not black sand . For rent.if you have friends or you . Thank you.

@YusliKarmani 22 күн бұрын

Bok Kod

@hubertusgrafstrachwitz388 23 күн бұрын

My opinion ... This is scam! Of worst kind ! Do not believe what they say just try to find her succdssful pfoject management company

@MelFrancisVillas 23 күн бұрын

We respectfully disagree. This narrative feels like a calculated move by this group to promote their investment agenda in some obscure, unheard-of location called "Kendugu." Let’s set the record straight-Uluwatu is an incredible opportunity. With an Airbnb occupancy rate of 85%-the highest in Bali-it’s a prime hotspot. The so-called "Bali Business Club" seems more focused on pushing their own interests than being transparent about Uluwatu’s thriving potential. Neither of their key members has spent significant time in Uluwatu, yet they’re actively downplaying it to promote their remote investments. Their information lacks credibility. In a previous video (and again this video) they falsely claimed Uluwatu has no water (actually places like Balangan, Uluwatu has well water)-a glaring sign of their limited understanding. Here’s the truth: Uluwatu boasts breathtaking cliffside views, sits atop a grand hill, and offers pristine white-sand beaches. Unlike Canggu, it’s unpolluted and uncongested. Oh, and the surf here? Absolutely world-class. The difference couldn’t be clearer. PS we also are returning the highest ROI to the market.

@GedeWidi-o7b 24 күн бұрын

Bali for sale

@desmondjames9312 Ай бұрын

In 1998 when I first arrived, the Sunset Road to Tahah Lot was going to be done in 2 years.. hmmmm..

@BaliBusinessClub 29 күн бұрын

ahah yes, true! I was here too :)

@dewaswastika4999 Ай бұрын

Nope😊

@ellobo4211 Ай бұрын

I think bali councils are finding ways to improve roads and infrastructure..give it time

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Yes, there are plans in motion to improve road infrastructure in the Bukit, including the South Ring Road and widening existing routes to address traffic congestion. However, while these steps by the government are great, they’re not sufficient in our opinion to make the Bukit a safe place to invest for us. But again that's just us! :) Hope we can change our minds in the future.

@melloniefrancis7801 Ай бұрын

You are basically stating we all rely only on water trucks, but that’s not true. Nyang nyang is on pdam and lots of places like balangan is wells with no problem on water

@BaliBusinessClub 29 күн бұрын

Thanks for the comment Mellonie! Some areas like Nyang Nyang have PDAM access, and wells work in parts of Balangan. Our point was about broader water challenges in the Bukit, especially in less developed areas or with heavy construction demands. And the impact that has on the traffic... and thereby the reason why we don't invest in the Bukit. Again that's just us! :)

@TroyC-jj3cb Ай бұрын

Thanks for the clip guys but think what you’ve said is not quite correct. I know the PDAM/ government are currently investing a lot of money into water infrastructure into the region including a new water reservoir to ensure water is accessible for those who have access to the water main infrastructure. Anyone who invests into the area would understand the necessity to have access to a PDAM. Also the water table if needed in the Bukit area is not that difficult to reach so that’s also not quite correct. For the traffic - anyone travelling to Canggu would know that a 45 minute car ride to Uluwatu is much quicker and has been the same for the past 7 years (except covid days) - unlike Canggu. I’m not sure what the hidden agenda here is guys but usually enjoy listening to your pod casts. Please feel free to reach out if you don’t agree 👍

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Hey @TroyC-jj3cb Omri speaking here. Thanks for the comment! We really appreciate the feedback and the chance to clarify. If there’s truly a new reservoir being built, that’s fantastic news and could help address some of the water issues. However, we haven’t come across concrete updates on that yet. What we do know is that the desalination plant in Pecatu is already operational, which is definitely a step forward, but it doesn’t solve the broader water challenges for the whole region. Regarding PDAM, we completely agree that having access to it is essential. However, PDAM coverage in the Bukit is still limited, especially in the more remote areas where many new developments are happening. While the water table might not be as difficult to reach in some locations, it’s not straightforward everywhere, especially in elevated limestone areas. And even when wells are drilled, over-extraction has been a growing issue, causing things like saltwater intrusion, which complicates the problem further. As for traffic, the point that Uluwatu’s congestion might seem more manageable compared to Canggu today is debatable (i think they are just as bad!). Now, the Bukit has only two main access roads, and with the constant influx of tourists, residents, and construction vehicles, it’s a bottleneck that’s only going to get worse over time. Add to that the growing reliance on water trucks due to the water supply issue, and you have a recipe for serious gridlock and potential water shortages. To conclude, as we said multiple times in the podcast, this is just our opinion based on how we approach investments. Our concern isn’t just about today-it’s looking ahead to what could happen in the next few years. The combination of water scarcity and traffic issues could spiral into a situation that impacts livability and returns on investment. Relying on a miracle solution from the government feels like a big gamble to us, and it’s not one we’re comfortable taking. That said, everyone has different goals and risk tolerances, so what works for some might not work for others. Thanks again for listening and engaging with us-we’re always happy to have the discussion! Cheers!

@TroyC-jj3cb Ай бұрын

@@BaliBusinessClubcheers Omri for the reply!

@BaliBusinessClub 29 күн бұрын

@@TroyC-jj3cbpleasure! 🤩

@ProsperityConsciousness Ай бұрын

I love Uluwatu! I disagree, it’s much harder to get in and out of Canggu with one way in and out! The vibe is amazing, the beaches are stunning! Not everyone needs to invest in Kedungu, people can make up their own minds

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Totally get where you’re coming from-Uluwatu is absolutely stunning, and we completely agree the beaches and vibe are hard to beat! And you’re right about Canggu’s traffic-getting in and out can definitely be a mission sometimes. Our take was just based on what we’ve seen as investors and the long-term challenges we think could come up in Uluwatu with water and infrastructure. But like we said in the podcast, this is just our perspective-it’s all about what works best for each person and their goals. We’re not here to tell anyone where to invest, just sharing what makes sense for us. Thanks for the comment, and glad you’re enjoying the podcast!

@kamuharustahu_bukuini 22 күн бұрын

Why they never? Bc they're here to sell Kedungu and they have no enough capital to lease in Ulu 😂😂😂

@stephanreporteur9659 Ай бұрын

How you organise your duties as investors with waste disposal, water shortage and traffic congestion?

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Thanks for the question Stephan! For us, these kinds of challenges are actually a big part of why we’re careful about where we invest. We look closely at infrastructure, like water access and waste management, before deciding on a location. If the basics aren’t there or can’t be easily addressed, we’d rather avoid the risk than add to the problem. In areas where we do invest, we try to be mindful-like using sustainable waste solutions or minimizing our environmental footprint wherever possible. Hope that helps explain where we’re coming from!

@stephanreporteur9659 Ай бұрын

@@BaliBusinessClub Thank you very much for your friendly, professional, prompt and for me surprising answer. I appriciate you check out what you can. Have you, beside of the promises of the locals, went or go around by yourself? Have you seen land fillings at places which official not exist? It has a lot of it, close to Kedungu, too. If you are sincere I`m able to show you. Don`t understand me wrong. I`m not against investment - but I`m against investment without responsiblity.

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

@@stephanreporteur9659 Illegal landfills are definitely a big problem in Bali, and we couldn’t agree more. Those “half-legal” ones, like the one in Kelating that sprang up when the Suwung landfill was burning, are especially frustrating-it’s such a tricky situation. As for Kedungu, where we’re focusing our investments right now, we make sure to stay hands-on. Our team is always on the ground, and I spend a lot of time there myself. Plus, our business partner in Kedungu Real Estate is local to the area and helps us stay connected with the community and local authorities. We also try to help wherever we can. A few examples: - Three months ago, we donated over 200kg of clothes to help families in need. - Last month, we installed streetlights in Kedungu, as PLN provides the poles and electricity but doesn’t cover the bulbs or the extensions for the lights. - At GROW, the international school we’re building, sustainability is a core focus. We’ve planned a range of green initiatives, including solar panels for renewable energy, rainwater harvesting systems, and more to ensure an eco-friendly and resource-efficient campus. It’s a constant effort, but we really believe in investing with responsibility and supporting the community we’re working in.

@stephanreporteur9659 Ай бұрын

You are exactly the kind of persons Bali don`t need. Go home, find your greed satisfacted there. Thank you.

@Su-kh4kt Ай бұрын

how about ugansan

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Same thing. The whole Bukit peninsula.

@MelFrancisVillas 23 күн бұрын

really not good ungasan is bad

@gedehartonowiratha9997 Ай бұрын

Keep it coming,need to know more of this great info!❤

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@Jeroen12345 Ай бұрын

just wait till all the Chinese busses tourists come back, some days pre covid in 2017-2018 it would take up to 2,5 hours to get from bingin to the airport

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Absolutely 😅

@pramanaksm999 Ай бұрын

Insightful! Thanks for sharing

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Happy you enjoyed it. Thanks

@pramanakusuma9967 Ай бұрын

🚀

@valeriaoehmichen Ай бұрын

AMAZING!

@gedehartonowiratha9997 Ай бұрын

Thank you, Kudos to you 🎉❤

@mellonieamin2267 Ай бұрын

This is completly false. We have wells here, when you invest into areas like Balangan.

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

We didn’t mean to suggest that wells aren’t possible in places like Balangan-just that in some parts of the Bukit, particularly elevated or limestone-heavy areas, accessing the water table can be more challenging compared to other places. Thanks!

@Worldpizz Ай бұрын

Seminyak took off after the 2002 bombing. Kuta started to lose its appeal.

@simono2128 Ай бұрын

Thanks great info I just negotiated a pak sewa with extension, we started using consultant they were good with DD but as we went into lease phase things got weird red flags with potential huge charges. We also negotiated notification extension of lease from the start and given notice of taking up extension from the start. Meaning I’ve already given notice to take up extension after first lease expires.

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Amazing. Glad the podcast helped.

@joshdiaz2987 Ай бұрын

Great analogy on Ads scaling! It’s a struggle for many entrepreneurs

@GedeKedungu Ай бұрын

Great things to know,Good Job

@igustiekarahmaputra Ай бұрын

"Jika Anda menyukai suatu tempat, jangan langsung berprasangka buruk atau tidak mempercayai warga lokal, apalagi sampai menyebut mereka sebagai mafia. Cobalah berbicara dengan orang-orang lokal, karena dengan enggan berinteraksi, Anda secara tidak langsung bisa menyakiti perasaan mereka."

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Yes! Couldn't agree more!

@DekaWanto Ай бұрын

Bussines BALI 😂😂😂 OH MY GOD Bali . Bali . BALI... Kenapa Bali dgn mudah nya di beli beli sana sini dengan wna dan wni .😅😅😅🤦

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Because Bali is beautiful and government is pushing for more and more tourists to come visit! :)

@WayanSam Ай бұрын

Seminyak (Dhyana Pura in particular) exploded early to mid 90s. 🥴

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

I remember! I was there. Omri

@WayanSam Ай бұрын

@ well sayang said it was late 2000s 🙄

@PradnyaSadeva 2 ай бұрын

Why don't you develop the south or east of Bali Mr.?

@BaliBusinessClub Ай бұрын

Can't be everywhere :)

@SketchUp_Modelling 2 ай бұрын

Ask me how to, because this information, sorry, is a bit strange. Or better ask some one local who can give you full reality, you will be surprised a lot.