Bali Arum Mas: an Ubud housing project with an unverified developer entity

Who appears in the public record

The easiest way to find Bali Arum Mas is through Pinhome, where it appears both as a residential development near Ubud and as the name attached to the developer profile. Both listings point to the same project. Neither identifies a registered company that can be independently tied to the land, construction obligations or a future sale agreement.

That distinction matters more than the branding. A directory entry can describe a development without establishing who is legally responsible for delivering it. Until the contracting party and landholder are identified, there is no sound basis for treating Bali Arum Mas as a separately verified development company, let alone assigning it an operating history.

What the sources support

There is a traceable advertised project, but the evidence stops short of the questions that decide contractual and legal risk. The sources do not identify the seller’s legal entity, prove land ownership or building permissions, or demonstrate a history of completed handovers. That should not be converted into either a negative allegation or an endorsement. Bali Arum Mas is best treated as a project requiring counterparty identification before a purchase can be assessed.

FAQ

Projects and buyer context

The scheme is marketed with three villa layouts, named Gambuh, Galuh and Condong, alongside land plots. The portal describes villa buildings of roughly 120–200 sq m and plots ranging from 138 to 549 sq m. Those figures indicate the broad mix of inventory rather than the specifications of a particular property; the plot plan, built area and agreed inclusions still need to be documented for the chosen unit.

Pinhome displays a price span of IDR 1.1–12.64 billion, yet also marks the overall property as unavailable and the villa types as sold out. Prices kept on an inactive listing are not live quotations. Nor should a price that covers both land and finished-home categories be used to infer a villa’s present market value. Availability and an itemised offer must come from the party authorised to sell.

The address published for Bali Arum Mas is Jalan Arjuna No. 43, Mas, Ubud district, Gianyar regency. That places the enquiry in Mas rather than establishing a home within central Ubud. For a residential purchase, the actual parcel boundaries, road access, utilities and permitted land use are more consequential than a broad Ubud label. None can be verified from the directory address alone.

Observable track record

Pinhome currently links one project to this developer name: Bali Arum Mas itself. The materials reviewed did not establish a wider completed portfolio, a registered company name, a primary developer website or independently documented handovers. The absence of that evidence is not proof that no homes have been built; it means the public track record remains unverified.

The project page carries an under-construction label. Treat that as a portal classification, not a construction inspection or a promised handover date. A buyer needs dated site evidence and a unit-specific delivery position before drawing conclusions about progress.

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