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DUBAI vs. BALI: Where to invest if my budget is up to 200,000 EUR?

  • Writer: Igor Blanar
    Igor Blanar
  • Apr 23
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 24

We explored this topic in detail with Denis Scvortov - one of the most relevant personalities in the real estate market in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.


Denis Scvortov - top real estate expert in Dubai / co-founder of Reelly


  • Over 10 years of experience in selling off-plan and completed properties.


  • His career includes exclusive sales, such as selling an entire residential building from the government developer EMAAR.


  • A respected expert in the UAE real estate market, regulations, and future market developments.



Currently, Denis is a co-owner of an innovative platform that streamlines the real estate market in Dubai, connecting UAE government representatives with leading real estate experts and agencies.We met with Denis in our office to discuss and compare the benefits of investing in Dubai and Bali.






IGOR: "Denis, if I want to invest between 150,000 EUR and 200,000 EUR, where should I invest?"


DENIS: "There are many options in international markets, and I would definitely consider Dubai and Bali. With this budget, you can buy a studio in Dubai, where there is a large supply and high competition in this segment. In Bali, you can get a villa or an apartment, depending on your goals. If the goal is ROI and maximizing rental return, Bali currently offers better figures and thus better returns within this budget." IGOR: "What kind of returns can I expect now in Dubai and Bali?"


DENIS: "In Dubai, you can expect a return from short-term rentals (Airbnb, Booking, etc.) of 4-6% for smaller investments like studios. In Bali, returns can exceed 14%. So currently, Bali offers higher returns." IGOR: "When it comes to capital appreciation, which market performs better?"


DENIS: "It's very difficult to identify which market offers higher appreciation. I might be mistaken, but I see Bali as a market where the main benefit is rental income. A client buys a property, rents it out, holds it long-term, and benefits from high returns." IGOR: "What are the risks in each market?"


DENIS: "Dubai's real estate market is more modern, digitalized, regulated, and very secure. For Bali, it’s crucial to choose the right partners and developers with good management, stability, and reputation. Currently, there’s an opportunity to invest and appreciate your investment with the right partner and developer."


Bali: off-plan villa
Bali: off-plan villa



IGOR: "Okay, thank you for the professional insight on the markets. What if I want to invest more than 350,000 EUR?"


DENIS: "In that case, I would go for..."



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Igor Blanar


Managing Director, licensed broker, head of an innovative artificial intelligence project based in Dubai.

 
 
 

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