TT Bali Property: Bali Company Profile
Who appears in the public record
TT Bali Property is easier to identify as a real estate services business than as a construction developer. Its own website focuses on property searches, land sales, villa rentals and management. That gives prospective clients a picture of the services on offer, but it does not establish that TT built or legally developed the properties it markets. An agency relationship is not inherently a problem; confusing the agent with the company responsible for delivery is.
The name appears beside Cendana Village, a villa development in the Nusa Dua area, on Bali.RealEstate. Other sources attribute the same scheme differently, so TT's precise involvement remains an open question rather than an established development credit.
What the sources support
A public website and property advertisements show that the brand has a market presence. They do not verify the developer's legal identity, completed construction record, land title or project permits. The conflicting Cendana Village credits are a reason to establish who does what before sending money, not a basis for declaring the scheme either safe or unsafe.
Land tenure deserves equally close attention. Pinhome displays Hak Guna Bangunan, a time-limited building right, for Cendana Village; another agency, Devata Property, advertises SHM documentation associated with Hak Milik land ownership. Neither marketing statement verifies the certificate for a particular plot. Indonesia's rules for foreign individual buyers differ from those applicable to Indonesian owners; eligible residential ownership may involve Hak Pakai rather than direct Hak Milik title. The exact route depends on the buyer, plot and current legal documentation.
FAQ
Is TT Bali Property the builder of Cendana Village?
Could TT still be involved if it is not the developer?
Does the advertised land title work for an overseas buyer?
Can the 2024 date be treated as proof of completion?
Projects and buyer context
The business advertises land and property sales alongside holiday-villa rentals and management services. Cendana Village is marketed by several outside platforms, but those listings are not a verified TT Bali Property developer price schedule. Before comparing offers, a buyer needs to know whether the quotation covers a completed villa, a future build, furnishings, land rights and any separate service fees.
TT Bali Property lists its Indonesian office in Mumbul, South Kuta, Badung. Cendana Village is advertised on Jalan Dharmawangsa near Nusa Dua, also in southern Bali. The locations are identifiable; the landholding and contractual parties behind the Nusa Dua project are not yet established by the material available publicly.
Observable track record
There is one clear project association in the material reviewed: Bali.RealEstate lists Cendana Village under TT Bali Property. The listing carries a 2024 completion year while still displaying an off-plan designation. Neither label substitutes for evidence that the homes were completed and handed over. TT's own website features properties for sale and rent, but does not identify those listings as projects it has constructed.
The attribution becomes less straightforward elsewhere. Pinhome credits Epic Property Bali, while Cendana Property includes Cendana Village in its projects section and gives PT Cendana Karya Properti as its contact entity. These references do not establish a corporate relationship with TT. On the current public record, a verified portfolio of TT-built developments cannot be stated.
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Sources
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- Official website: services, featured properties and Mumbul office
- TT Bali Property developer directory profile
- Cendana Village property listing
- Cendana Village Nusa Dua listing and advertised HGB right
- Epic Property Bali developer profile
- Company website: projects and contact entity PT Cendana Karya Properti
- Cendana Village Nusa Dua listing mentioning SHM and IMB
- Government Regulation No. 18/2021, especially Articles 49 and 69–73: land and housing rights