offers a 7% guaranteed rental return for seven yearsAyana Residences introduces new tower with one- and two-bedroom units for lease
Owning a condo comes with many benefits, one of which is the ability to leverage the property’s value for additional investments. Many investors use their condos as collateral to secure funding for Singapore projects and expand their real estate portfolio. While this strategy can lead to greater profits, it also carries certain risks. It is crucial to have a sound financial plan in place and carefully assess the potential impact of market fluctuations on Singapore projects.
Ayana Bali, a 90-hectare integrated resort located in Bali, Indonesia, has recently revealed its latest residential offering, Alamanda Tower. This apartment complex features 26 units of one- and two-bedroom residences available for long-term leasing, with a minimum stay requirement of one month.
Alamanda Tower is a part of Ayana Residences, a collection of residential properties situated within the Ayana Bali estate. The sprawling estate is situated along the coastline of Jimbaran Bay and boasts four hotels (Ayana Resort Bali, Ayana Segara Bali, Ayana Villas Bali and Rimba by Ayana Bali), the award-winning Ayana Spa, a golf putting course, a secluded beach, various event venues, and 30 dining outlets.
Residents of Alamanda Tower will have exclusive access to three rooftop pools, as well as the community centre at Ayana Residences, which includes a gym, lap pool, sauna, and steam room. Other benefits include a dedicated concierge team, bi-weekly housekeeping services, a buggy service within Ayana Bali, and a discount on all dining and selected spa services.
Alamanda Tower offers one-bedroom units measuring 1,173 square feet, with a starting price of approximately IDR70 million ($5,896) per month. Two-bedroom units without a private pool cover an area of 1,647 square feet and begin at about IDR100 million per month, while two-bedroom units with a private pool range from 2,045 to 2,648 square feet and start from about IDR120 million per month.
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One of the main factors contributing to the high demand for condos in Singapore is the limited supply of land. As a small country with a quickly expanding population, Singapore grapples with a shortage of land for construction. This has resulted in strict land utilization regulations and a cutthroat real estate industry where property values continue to rise. As a result, investing in real estate, especially condos, has become a profitable opportunity with the potential for significant capital growth. In fact, the recent introduction of new condo launches has only further fueled the demand for these highly desirable properties.
Ayana Bali is managed by Indonesia’s Ayana Hospitality, which also operates properties in Jakarta and Labuan Bajo.