PGD Aparthotel

PGD Aparthotel is a fully furnished aparthotel development by Premier Global Development, situated in the Berawa district of Canggu on Bali's southwest coast, approximately 700 metres from Berawa Beach. The building is currently under construction and 90 per cent complete, with 19 units available across one block, priced from AED 605,962.

# The building and its position in Berawa

Canggu has spent the past decade shifting from a quiet coastal village into one of Southeast Asia's more credible addresses for internationally mobile buyers. Within Canggu, Berawa carries the highest density of upscale hospitality, fitness infrastructure and international residents. The project sits inside that neighbourhood, close enough to the beach to benefit from its draw, far enough from the shore to avoid the crowds that cluster immediately around it.

The development follows a hotel-managed residential model. That structure, where a single building operates under hospitality standards rather than as a conventional apartment block, matters both for occupancy logistics and for how the asset holds its condition over time. Premier Global Development describes an architectural approach that incorporates eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems, which reflects a broader expectation among buyers in this market, particularly those from Northern Europe.

# Residences, layouts and finish

The 19 units divide between one-bedroom and two-bedroom configurations. One-bedroom apartments range from 462 to 613 square feet, priced from AED 605,962 to AED 826,312. Two-bedroom units run from 613 to 635 square feet, from AED 807,950 to AED 863,037.

Every unit is delivered fully furnished, with appliances included. For buyers purchasing remotely, this removes the logistical friction of furnishing an overseas property ahead of rental activation. The layouts are compact by European standards but proportioned for the hotel-style use model, where efficient floor plans support higher occupancy yields rather than long-term residential living.

# Amenities and on-site facilities

The shared amenities at PGD Aparthotel cover the functional range expected from a hospitality-residential hybrid. A swimming pool, gym and rooftop lounge area address the leisure and wellness expectations of short-stay guests and owner-occupiers alike. Co-working spaces respond directly to the digital nomad demographic that drives a significant share of Canggu's rental demand. A restaurant and designated relaxation areas complete the list.

The building does not offer an excess of facilities. What it provides is coherent with its scale, a 19-unit building cannot reasonably sustain the breadth of amenity that a 200-unit resort development might, and Premier Global Development appears to have matched the offer to the size of the project rather than overpromising.

# Canggu's infrastructure and connectivity

Berawa's appeal rests on the density of lifestyle infrastructure within walking or cycling distance: cafés, fitness studios, surf schools, restaurants and boutique retail are concentrated within a few streets. Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar sits roughly 40 minutes south by road, depending on traffic. Seminyak, Bali's principal luxury retail and dining corridor, is accessible within 15 to 20 minutes.

The short-term rental market in Canggu benefits from year-round tourist arrivals rather than a compressed seasonal window, which distinguishes it from many European resort markets where rental income concentrates in six to eight weeks.

# Who this project suits, and where it sits in the market

At AED 605,962 entry, PGD Aparthotel sits at the accessible end of Bali's international property market. The price points align most naturally with buyers allocating a portion of a broader portfolio to a yield-generating asset in a liquid short-term rental market, rather than buyers seeking a primary or secondary residence.

For UK, European or GCC buyers already considering Bali as an investment destination, the 90 per cent construction progress reduces completion risk considerably. The fully managed, fully furnished structure means the asset can generate income without owner involvement. That profile, modest capital commitment, low operational friction, strong rental fundamentals, addresses a specific kind of buyer: financially literate, internationally diversified, and unwilling to commit significant time to property management.