Cascada Estate, nestled in Southern Lombok, offers a rare investment opportunity in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing regions. Spanning 10 hectares of lush hillside, this eco-conscious development overlooks the iconic Selong Belanak Beach.
Investors are presented with premium, ready-to-build land plots, ideal for crafting bespoke villas that combine breathtaking ocean views with the privacy and exclusivity of this pristine location.
Situated in the stunning Selong Belanak Bay, the project benefits from a strategic location just 30 minutes from the International Airport and 25 minutes west of Kuta, making it easily accessible.
Invest in one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing regions. Lombok is supported by large government infrastructure investments and has the potential to become one of Asia’s leading resort destinations.
The project features fully serviced, ready-to-build plots with top-tier land preparation. Backed by an international team with strong local expertise, it ensures a seamless development process for investors.
Lombok’s land prices remain significantly lower than Bali's, presenting excellent value. Analysts predict steady price growth over time, offering strong potential for capital appreciation alongside impressive rental yields.
Located near renowned surf breaks like Mawi and Serangan Beach, the region also boasts world-class activities like surfing, diving, golfing, and other outdoor pursuits, catering to adventure enthusiasts and luxury travelers alike.
Lombok is experiencing rapid growth in tourism, with new hotels, restaurants, and services emerging yearly to meet the rising demand and support the thriving local economy. Cascada offers a unique blend of adventure, luxury, and modern convenience
The development is fully equipped with internal roads, water, and electricity, ensuring seamless access and convenience for all landowners. Our land plots are projected to appreciate by 20% annually over the coming years, presenting a solid investment opportunity. Owners have the flexibility to hold onto this premium land solely for capital appreciation or to build a dream villa for personal enjoyment, which can also generate attractive rental income. Whether you’re looking for a high-potential asset or a unique lifestyle investment, these plots offer exceptional value.
Villa Kai Lani is a luxury private haven in Cascada Estate with a unique character. The four-bedroom villa offers breathtaking, unobstructed views of Selong Belanak beach. It was built in 2022 and is fully operational and available for rent
In Indonesia, the Hak Guna Bangunan (HGB) title, or Right to Build, is one of the most common land titles and has several advantages, especially for foreign investors and businesses. Here’s a breakdown of the key benefits of holding an HGB title:
1. Legal Right to Build and Use: The HGB title grants the right to build on and use the land for residential or commercial projects. It provides security for foreign investors looking to develop property legally in Indonesia.
2. Renewability: An HGB title is valid for up to 30 years and can be renewed for an additional 20 years, and even extended further based on government approval. This extended lease period offers long-term security and stability for investors and developers.
3. Transferability and Flexibility: HGB land can be transferred, sold, or assigned to other parties, including individuals and legal entities, as long as they meet Indonesian ownership requirements. This flexibility allows HGB landholders to sell or transfer property rights if they decide to move or exit the market.
4. Ownership by Foreign-Owned Companies (PT PMA): HGB titles are among the few Indonesian land titles that can be held by foreign-owned companies (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing, or PT PMA), which allows foreigners to indirectly control and develop property in Indonesia legally.
Yes, there are several taxes and fees involved when buying property in Lombok, Indonesia.
1. Transfer Tax (Bea Perolehan Hak atas Tanah dan Bangunan – BPHTB): This is a transfer tax imposed on the buyer and is calculated as 5% of the property’s declared value.
2. Notary and Legal Fees: In Indonesia, a notary (or PPAT, Land Deed Official) is essential in property transactions to handle deed transfers and registrations. This fee covers the drafting and signing of the sale and purchase agreement, deed of lease, right-to-use and/or right-to-build agreement.
3. Stamp Duty (Bea Meterai): Stamp duty is a minor cost, typically fixed at a low amount (around IDR 10,000-20,000 per document), but it is still mandatory for legal documentation.
