9429+WCP Pererenan, Pererenan, Bali 80361

September 2026 handover, with eighteen of forty-six apartments still on the live list. The plot carries a pink-zone designation, sits roughly 350 metres back from the surf line, and lands a comfortable seven-minute walk to the sand once you know the right lane. Pererenan itself has settled into the role Berawa lost two cycles ago - a long-stay catchment for digital nomads renewing month after month, rather than the dry-season churn filling the rest of Canggu. Two plans only. Forty-five square metres at $200,000 covers the entry, sixty square metres at $250,000 handles the upgrade. Both are ensuite; neither carries private water. What sits on top of those plans is the operating envelope: lift, basement bays, rooftop, gym, garden, round-the-clock building management. Apartment-format buildings reward exactly that structure in this pocket because long-stay tenants will not tolerate inconsistent housekeeping or broken plumbing across a six-month lease, and a single management company carries that overhead more reliably than thirty separate owners ever could. Walkable demand anchors the underwriting. Rooftop volume at SOL, sundowner traffic at La Brisa, weekday dinner trade at Shelter, beach access at the lane's end. The cost is in the runway. Thirty-three years, with no extension written into the deal documents - a hard window. A landlord building a defined-period yield model on the nomad rental channel can run the maths cleanly. A buyer thinking in legacy decades or family handover cannot.