Bali houses plummet 50 per cent as Covid-19 pandemic batters property market

Bali houses plummet 50 per cent as Covid-19 pandemic batters property market
Bali houses plummet 50 per cent as Covid-19 pandemic batters property market
Bali property prices crash by up to 50 per cent with a 14-bedroom house going for just $540,000 - but there's a big catch for prospective buyers Bali house prices were sent tumbling with homes selling for 50 per cent less Luxury homes with resort-style pools and views of beach being sold for bargains  Real estate agents revealed the low prices come with one catch for buyers 

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Bali property prices have plummeted by up to 50 per cent with a 14-bedroom home going for as low as $540,000.

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the property market hard and sent house prices tumbling to historic lows.

Luxury homes with resort-style pools and views of the beach are being sold for 30 to 50 per cent lower than the asking price during pre-Covid-19.

The bargains come with one catch: buyers must purchase the property sight unseen, The West Australian reported.

Luxury homes with resort-style pools and views of the beach are being sold for 30 to 50 per cent lower than the asking price during pre-Covid-19 (pictured, a four-bedroom villa at Ulawata Beach is currently going for $340,000 - down from $440,000 the year before)

Luxury homes with resort-style pools and views of the beach are being sold for 30 to 50 per cent lower than the asking price during pre-Covid-19 (pictured, a four-bedroom villa at Ulawata Beach is currently going for $340,000 - down from $440,000 the year before)

White-coated brick walls, pristine tiled floors and luxurious bedroom inside the property at Ulawata Beach

White-coated brick walls, pristine tiled floors and luxurious bedroom inside the property at Ulawata Beach

Indonesia Ray White real estate chief executive Johann Boyke

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