Projects and buyer context
The visible sales pipeline centres on individual villas rather than apartment blocks. At the time of review, the developer listed two-bedroom Villa Mawar at IDR 4.5 billion, Japanese-inspired Villa Heiwa at IDR 3.8 billion and furnished Villa De Jani at IDR 3.5 billion. All three were marked available. These are asking figures displayed on 17 October 2026, not valuations, guaranteed availability or binding purchase quotations.
One detail matters more than the finishes in Villa De Jani: its listing states that a contract runs until 23 May 2053. The page does not identify precisely what legal interest is being transferred. Before comparing its price with another property, a buyer needs to understand the remaining term, assignment rights, renewal arrangements and what happens to the building at expiry.
Empyrean's listings stretch across Pererenan, Tumbak Bayuh and Babakan, rather than occupying one development site. Its own pages locate Mawar in Pererenan, Heiwa in Tumbak Bayuh, and Tuka and Amerta in Babakan. A separate rental advertisement by TRIANG Villas places De Jani in Tumbak Bayuh. Each home needs an address-level assessment; a neighbourhood name alone cannot establish its access, surroundings or lawful rental use.
The company's published contact address is in Nyambu, Tabanan. That is the business contact location, not a common address for its advertised villas.