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Friday, 22 May 2026   Lombok has always been known for its beaches, surf spots, and laid-back island vibes. But now, Central Lombok is starting to show another face, not just as a tourism paradise, but as a place that is attracting serious international investors.   One of the latest signs comes from a UAE investor who plans to build a shopping mall in Praya, Central Lombok. And for many investors, this is not just about retail—it is a signal that Lombok is growing into a long-term investment destination.   Samir Ahmed Munshi, director of Silver Height Real Estate from Dubai, discussed plans to buildLeer más →

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Friday, 22 May 2026   When people think about investment, they often focus only on numbers, land prices, rental yields, or tourism growth. But smart investors know there’s something else that matters: the environment around the investment itself. And that’s where Lombok has a unique advantage. Lombok is increasingly seen as a healthier, more balanced place not just to live, but also to invest.   Unlike many overcrowded tourist destinations, Lombok offers something that modern investors are starting to value more: space, clean surroundings, lower density, and a calmer lifestyle.   The island still has a natural feel, with open beaches, hills, fresh air, andLeer más →

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Friday, 22 May 2026   If you’re thinking about investing in property in Lombok, there’s one simple rule that many real estate investors love to talk about: the 2 percent rule. It sounds simple, fast, and super useful, especially for beginners. But what exactly is it, and does it really work in a place like Lombok? The short answer: it can help, but it’s not the whole story.   So, what is the 2 percent rule? The idea is straightforward. A rental property is considered attractive if its monthly rental income equals at least 2 percent of the total purchase price. Let’s say you buyLeer más →

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Friday, 22 May 2026   The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is becoming one of Indonesia’s most active international investment partners, and the trend suggests this relationship is far from temporary. Instead of short-term business moves, the UAE appears to be building a long-term investment strategy in Indonesia across multiple sectors, from tourism and infrastructure to energy and housing.   Indonesia has become an attractive destination for UAE investors for several reasons. First, it has a large population, a growing middle class, and strong economic potential. Second, Indonesia offers opportunities in sectors that align with the UAE’s global investment ambitions, especially infrastructure, tourism, renewable energy, andLeer más →