Briix Financial Technology and Seven Stones Indonesia’s Collaboration
On the 29th of January this year, PT Seven Stones Indonesia officially started a partnership agreement with Briix Financial Technology to explore and develop business in Bali’s property and real estate market.
Crafting Your Real Estate Dreams with Seven Stones Indonesia
In good and bad, Bali has had a thriving real estate market over several decades now. This is likely to continue and it’s good to see that finally zoning regulations and build permissions are being enforced in a much better way. Our team have spent more than 20 years in the industry and collectively have more than a hundred years of experience.
PBG/SLF: What Does It All Mean?
In all our day-to-day activities, buildings, in some shape or form, are where we spend a majority of our time, whether for living, commercial activities, or others. For whatever purpose we may set out to build an entirely new building or carry out various forms of changes or renovations to further suit the relevant needs or mandated requirements depending on the type of building and location.
Buyer’s Agent
Are you considering investing in the enchanting paradise of Bali? The Bali real estate market offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and investment potential. However, navigating this market can be challenging without the right guidance. That’s where a skilled buyer’s agent comes in.
Get to know Terje Nilsen
I moved from Jakarta to Bali in 2004. At the time I wasn’t so sure where to head in terms of business. I was using a Coldwell Banker office for a while, which ended up connecting with a Japanese client who wanted to do a magazine about real estate in Bali.
What is wrong with real estate in Bali?
There have been a lot of recent claims that property transactions in Bali have slowed down after 15 years of unprecedented growth. Is this true? And if it is, why? What’s happened? Let’s have a look at some of the issues.
Bali Real Estate and Ownership Options
For Indonesians, there are no issues as there are no limitations to how an Indonesian can own or control a property, as long as it is all in accordance with Indonesian agrarian law.