HubLombok estimates · quarterly, not live
Kutaland $/are$21K+2.4%Selong Belanakland $/are$12K+1.8%Are Gulingland $/are$9K+4.1%Mandalikaland $/are$7.5K+3.2%Mawunland $/are$3.9K+2.1%Bumbangland $/are$2.4K+5.0%Stabilised OccupancySouth Lombok, yrs 1-355-70%est.Tourism Arrivalsyear-on-year+40-50%est.Kutaland $/are$21K+2.4%Selong Belanakland $/are$12K+1.8%Are Gulingland $/are$9K+4.1%Mandalikaland $/are$7.5K+3.2%Mawunland $/are$3.9K+2.1%Bumbangland $/are$2.4K+5.0%Stabilised OccupancySouth Lombok, yrs 1-355-70%est.Tourism Arrivalsyear-on-year+40-50%est.
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The Lombok Briefing · № 6 · 1 September 2026

A Firmer Rupiah and the Questions Beneath Lombok’s Growth

This fortnight, a firmer rupiah is a useful prompt to look beyond advertised yields. For overseas buyers, exchange rates affect entry costs and returns, but tenure, contracts, operating costs and the asset itself still do the heavier lifting.

Mandalika’s profile continues to rise, with international hospitality and motorsport adding visibility. Yet credible investment analysis must also account for land rights, local communities and the practical infrastructure that makes a destination work.

The common thread is discipline: understand the moving parts, distinguish signals from slogans, and keep the long view.

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