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What is being built at Kura Kura Bali
A mixed-use waterfront zone on Serangan designated to host Indonesia's international financial centre — and, on the master plan, a good deal more than offices. This page covers the build. Status and timeline sit on their own page.
Last updated 7 August 2026
01 — Scale
The numbers attached to the build
Announced figures. None of them is a completion guarantee.
- Investment target
- IDR 104.4T
- Location
- Serangan
- Zone type
- Financial
- Designation
- Eco-zone
Approximately USD 6 billion, earmarked
Near Denpasar, lagoon side of Sanur
Unusual — most Indonesian SEZs are industrial or tourism
Sustainability written into the master plan
Reclamation and infrastructure work is visible on parts of the site. Final building footprints, tenant mix and the sub-zone dedicated to financial services are not confirmed.
02 — The master plan
What the plan says gets built
Four components the developers describe. Read them as intent — this is a master plan, not a completion schedule.
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01 Anchor
The financial district
Offices and the business services a financial centre needs, as the zone's designated purpose.
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02 Mixed use
Residential and hospitality
Private villas through to serviced apartments, plus high-end hotel stock aimed at an international clientele.
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03 Ecosystem
Innovation and education
Business innovation and education components, positioned as support for the financial hub rather than as separate ventures.
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04 Eco-zone
Green infrastructure
Green building practices, renewable energy and retained green space — the basis of the eco-zone designation.
03 — What it is meant to change
The case the developers make
Their argument, set out plainly so it can be judged on its own terms.
This is the developers' case, reported rather than endorsed. Whether it lands depends on implementing regulation, tenant commitment and delivery — none of which is settled.
See it before you price it
A hosted site day covers access, topography and harbour in four to six hours. It is the fastest way to test a master plan against what is actually there.