DOMA Research · Issue 1 · Q3 2026

DOMA Ubud Villa Index

The DOMA Ubud Villa Index (DUVI) is a quarterly composite index of the villa market in Ubud, Bali: entry price, RevPAR, net yield and supply combined into one number with base Q3 2026 = 100. The only Bali index built on operating data from real villas. Published by DOMA Research, the analytics desk of DOMA, a construction coordinator in Ubud.

100.0DUVI · Q3 2026 · base quarter = 100
$139kminimum entry, Ubud
$220k2BR median, Ubud
$1042BR RevPAR, market
87%DOMA occupancy
12.8%DOMA net yield, actual

Key figures

Ubud villa market in numbers, Q3 2026

Issue 1 · published 7 July 2026 · updated 5 October 2026 · data: July 2026 · author: DOMA Research (DOMA, construction coordinator, Ubud)

DOMA Ubud Villa Index Q3 2026 = 100: median 2BR $220,000, off-plan entry $139,000, RevPAR $104/night, occupancy 60–65% (DOMA 87%), net yield 6–13% (DOMA 12.8%), 5,711 listings
Key figures of issue 1. Source: DOMA Ubud Villa Index, DOMA Research, data as of July 2026.

How to cite: “DOMA Ubud Villa Index (DUVI), Issue 1, Q3 2026 — DOMA Research, domabali.com/en/index/”. Issue data: CSV · JSON · licensed CC BY 4.0 — free to reuse with attribution.

Index composition

Four sub-indices

Weight 35%

P · Entry price

100.0

Median 2BR leasehold villa in Ubud: $220,000. Off-plan lowers the entry to $139,000.

Weight 30%

R · RevPAR

100.0

ADR × occupancy. Market: $165 × 63% ≈ $104/night. DOMA-managed villas: $144.

Weight 20%

Y · Yield

100.0

Market net yield 6–13% (midpoint 9.5%). DOMA actual — 12.8%.

Weight 15%

S · Supply

100.0

5,711 active villa listings. Wide choice for buyers; counted on an inverse scale.

Q3 2026 is the base quarter: all sub-indices equal 100. From the next issue this page will show quarter-on-quarter dynamics.

Section 1

Entry prices: Ubud and other Bali locations

1–2BR villas, leasehold, from

Ubud · off-plan (DOMA Mirador)$139,000
Ubud · finished villas≈$220,000
Canggu / Pererenan≈$300,000
Uluwatu / Bukit≈$280,000
Island median$256–299k

Off-plan in Ubud is the most accessible entry into an investment villa in Bali, and the price growth to completion stays with the buyer.

Land, $/m²

Ubud (outskirts)$250
Ubud (near center)$750
Canggu$1,100–1,400
Seminyak$1,500+

Land in Ubud costs 2–4× less than coastal locations — the main source of Ubud's price advantage.

Section 2

Rentals: rate, occupancy, RevPAR

Occupancy, annual

DOMA villas (Ubud)87%
Bali prime properties70–85%
Island average60–65%

A 20+ p.p. gap between the average and a managed villa: rating, dynamic pricing and response speed matter more than location.

RevPAR = ADR × occupancy, 2BR

Ubud market$104/night
Prime properties$129/night
DOMA villas$144/night

RevPAR is more honest than the nightly rate: it counts both the price and the empty dates. It is what drives a villa's annual revenue.

Section 3

Yield and supply

Villa yields, annual

Gross (market)10–18%
Net (market, after costs)6–13%
DOMA net, actual12.8%

Net runs 3–5 p.p. below gross: platform fees, management, tax, upkeep. Methodology — in the ROI calculator.

Supply (active villa listings)

Bali.RealEstate (aggregator)5,711
Bali Villa Realty1,400+
Kibarer Property1,000+

Choice is wide right now — a good moment for buyers. Ubud looks the most resilient: retreat and long-stay demand is stable year round.

Methodology

Disclosure. DOMA is a construction coordinator and sells projects that appear in this index (currently Mirador). Our projects follow the same rules as the market, are always labelled separately and are excluded from market medians.

DUVI = 0.35·P + 0.30·R + 0.20·Y + 0.15·S

Sub-indexWeightMeasuresHow it is computed
P · Entry price35%Cost of entering the marketMedian 2BR leasehold villa price in Ubud across 20 platforms, normalized to the base quarter
R · RevPAR30%Rental economics2BR ADR × average occupancy; sources — open rental-platform data and DOMA operating data
Y · Yield20%Return on capitalNet annual yield after platform fees, management, tax and upkeep (DOMA ROI-calculator methodology)
S · Supply15%Supply-demand balanceNumber of active villa listings (inverse scale)

Base: Q3 2026 = 100. Cadence: monthly data collection, quarterly publication. Collection: automated monitoring of Bali's 20 largest platforms and developers + operating data from 30+ villas we track (4,000+ Airbnb reviews). Revisions: when data is refined, past values are recalculated and flagged in the issue.

Scope: 1–3BR leasehold villas in Ubud and aggregated listing data, not closed transaction prices; issue 1 is the base — dynamics appear from issue 2.

Issue 1 sources: Kibarer Property, Bali Home Immo, Bali Villa Realty, Bali.RealEstate, Balitecture, Investland Bali, Magnum Estate, Coco Development Group, Bale Bali · DOMA operating data · July 2026.

Section 5 · data as of 29 September 2026

Lease-Year Price: what one year of ownership costs

Definition. Lease-Year Price (LYP) is the price of a leasehold villa divided by the number of lease years in the contract, excluding extension options. It shows what one year of ownership costs and makes villas with different lease terms directly comparable.

Price per lease year, leasehold villas

Ubud · 2BR, market median$9,270/yr
Canggu · 2BR, market median$8,800/yr
Uluwatu / Bukit · 2BR, market median$9,000/yr
Bali · all villas, median$10,100/yr
Ubud · Mirador 2BR (DOMA project), 29 yrs$4,793/yr

Headline prices hide the lease term. In Ubud the typical contract is 26 years and only 20% of listings offer 29 years or more, so two villas at the same price can differ by years of ownership. Of 62 two-bedroom Ubud listings, none cost less per lease year than $4,793.

Independent check of Issue 1 (data as of 29 September 2026)

MetricIssue 1 (Jul 2026)Check (Sep 2026)
Ubud, finished 2BR, median$220,000$223,500 (n=47, +1.6%)
Gross yield, Bali villas14% (10–18%, developer and platform claims)10% (asking annual rent ÷ asking price, n=301)
Lease term, median—26 yrs; ≥29 yrs: 28%
Supply: Ubud listings posted since March 2026—55% (Bali: 29%)

The check uses 2,502 villa listings from Bali Home Immo, a different source and month from Issue 1. The entry-price figure holds within 2%. Gross yield in listings sits at the low end of the claimed range, so Issue 2 will use observed listing yields for the Y sub-index. Asking prices, not transactions; IDR converted at 17,960 per USD.

Questions

Frequently asked questions about the index

What does the DOMA Ubud Villa Index show?

A composite state of Ubud's villa market in one number: entry price, rental economics (RevPAR), net yield and supply balance. Base Q3 2026 = 100: above 100 the market is stronger than base, below — softer.

How is it different from agency reports?

Agencies publish listing prices. DUVI adds what open data lacks: actual occupancy, rates and net yields of operating managed villas — folded into a reproducible formula.

How often is it published?

Data is collected monthly by automated monitoring of 20 platforms; the index is published quarterly. Subscribe via WhatsApp or Telegram.

What is the Lease-Year Price?

Lease-Year Price (LYP) is the price of a leasehold villa divided by the number of lease years in the contract, excluding extension options. In the September 2026 check of 2,502 listings the median for two-bedroom villas in Ubud was $9,270 per lease year, and $10,100 across Bali. It makes villas with different lease terms comparable: at the same price, a 20-year lease costs 1.5 times more per year than a 30-year lease.

Can I cite the index?

Yes, with attribution: “DOMA Ubud Villa Index (DUVI), Issue 1, Q3 2026 — DOMA Research, domabali.com/en/index/”. The issue data is open in CSV and JSON (CC BY 4.0) at domabali.com/index/data/duvi.csv and domabali.com/index/data/duvi.json.

How much does a 2-bedroom villa cost in Ubud in 2026?

The median finished 2BR leasehold villa in Ubud is $220,000 based on listings across 20 platforms (DUVI, Q3 2026, data collected July 2026). The minimum entry is $139,000 for a 2BR off-plan unit (Mirador project, handover September 2027). For comparison: Canggu/Pererenan from ≈$300,000, Uluwatu/Bukit from ≈$280,000, island median $256–299k.

What is the villa occupancy rate in Bali and Ubud?

The island average is 60–65% per year (63% used in the index), prime properties run 70–85%, and DOMA-managed villas in Ubud reach 87% based on operating data from 30+ villas (4,000+ Airbnb reviews). The gap comes from management: rating, dynamic pricing and response speed.

What net yield does a villa in Ubud generate?

Market net yield after platform fees, management, tax and upkeep is 6–13% per year (midpoint 9.5%); gross yield is 10–18%. DOMA’s actual net yield is 12.8%. Model your own inputs in the ROI calculator at domabali.com/roi/.

What is RevPAR and what is it in Ubud?

RevPAR is revenue per available night: ADR × occupancy. For a 2BR villa in Ubud: market $165 × 63% ≈ $104/night, prime properties $129, DOMA villas $144. RevPAR is more honest than the nightly rate because it counts empty dates.

How much does land cost in Ubud?

About $250/m² on the outskirts and ≈$750/m² near the center (Q3 2026). Canggu is $1,100–1,400/m² and Seminyak $1,500+. Land in Ubud costs 2–4× less than coastal locations — the main source of Ubud’s price advantage.

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