Sekar

Sekar is a furnished residential investment complex in Gianyar, Bali, developed by EVDEkimi across three buildings and 26 units ranging from one-bedroom suites to four-bedroom residences. Priced from AED 513,800, the development is currently under construction and offered for sale.

# Three Buildings in the Sayan Area of Gianyar

The Sayan district of Gianyar occupies a position that is, by Bali's standards, genuinely constrained. Land zoning tied to cultural heritage preservation and the physical limits of the jungle-and-rice-field terrain keep density low. That scarcity is structural, not cyclical, which gives the location a different character from Seminyak or Canggu, where development continues to intensify along the coastline.

EVDEkimi has arranged Sekar across three separate buildings rather than a single block, a format suited to the contours of the site and the mixed typology of the units within. With 26 residences in total, the project reads as a boutique complex rather than a large-scale development. The Sayan area sits within close reach of Ubud Palace and offers road access to both the island's northern and southern corridors without routing through the more congested coastal roads.

# Residences from 432 sq ft to 2,310 sq ft

The range of unit types across Sekar is unusually broad for a 26-unit development. One-bedroom residences begin at 432 sq ft at AED 513,800, with a larger one-bedroom format of 625 sq ft priced at AED 653,706. Two-bedroom units occupy between 916 sq ft and 1,007 sq ft, with prices spanning from AED 689,960 to AED 1,204,581 depending on configuration. Three-bedroom residences show the widest variation: from 1,045 sq ft at AED 1,112,768 up to a 2,310 sq ft unit at AED 1,652,625. At the top of the range, a four-bedroom residence of 1,922 sq ft is priced at AED 1,817,888.

All units are delivered fully furnished. For buyers acquiring on an investment basis, this removes the fitout and procurement lag that can delay rental activation on unfurnished stock.

# Amenities Designed Around a Hospitality Operation

The on-site amenities at Sekar align with a short and long-stay rental model rather than a standard residential programme. A swimming pool, spa area, gym, and fire pit lounge form the core leisure offer. A bar and restaurant on site support the kind of self-contained stay that high-net-worth travellers and longer-term guests expect in this part of Bali, where proximity to Ubud's cultural circuit remains a primary draw. A kids' play area and general recreation space round out the provision for families or mixed groups.

The management structure is described as operational from launch, with professional oversight in place across all units.

# A Market Position Built on Scarcity and Buyer Profile

Sekar sits in a segment of the Bali market that attracts a specific type of buyer: those seeking a managed income asset in a location with demonstrable rental demand rather than a holiday home that requires active oversight. The Sayan area has historically drawn private yoga retreats, extended-stay luxury guests, and visitors who prioritise discretion over beach access. That demand profile tends to support occupancy outside peak coastal periods.

The price range, from just over AED 513,000 to under AED 1.82 million, positions Sekar as accessible against comparable managed developments in Southeast Asia, particularly for European, GCC, and Asian buyers holding currency that converts favourably against the AED. Construction progress currently stands at zero per cent, meaning buyers entering now carry development-stage risk in exchange for early pricing. Completion timelines have not been confirmed, a detail worth monitoring as the project advances.