Construction quality that builds trust

HQC (High Quality Construction) is a vertically integrated Bali developer of villas, apartments and branded resorts. Design, construction, MEP, an in-house furniture factory and our own management company sit under one roof, with 800+ people on the ground: 100+ staff engineers and managers, plus 700+ people working on company construction sites every day. It is the only developer on Bali partnered with Wyndham, Accor and Radisson — and the only foreign developer building under the Accor brand on the island.

Every contract sits under the registered Indonesian company PT High Quality Construction — you sign with a registered legal entity, not an individual or a nominee. Legal due diligence on each plot, including all permits, is handled by our in-house legal team.

Leasehold is a long-term lease — the standard structure for foreign-held resort residences on Bali — with priority extension agreed up front. Freehold (Hak Milik) is full ownership. The completed Dzen Green Fields villas in Ubud are held freehold, which is uncommon for foreign buyers and a meaningful advantage.

Three completed developments demonstrate delivery: Black Rock in Ungasan, completed and income-producing since 2024; Dzen Green Fields in Ubud, completed and sold out; and the villa quarter of Ardhana Residence, completed in 2025. New buyers can still enter completed projects through resale, and active builds are documented with dated site reports.

Where a global operator is in place, the residence is run to that brand standard rather than self-managed. Satori is operated by Accor, Ardhana by Wyndham Hotels & Resorts under a signed agreement, Bloom is a BY Radisson Individuals hotel, and Black Rock is run by Farsight Management. Owners hold a professionally managed asset.

Every structure is engineered with seismic and hydro insulation from the foundation up, with monolithic walls, multi-stage water filtration and an independent water source on each project. Mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems are designed to international standards and inspected by our in-house MEP lab, with premium equipment — ABB electrics, KONE lifts — and regular technical inspection with photo and video documentation of every key stage.

HQC gives a ten-year structural guarantee on hotel residences and villas alike — load-bearing structures, the roof and the pool shells — plus a one-year guarantee on finishing and engineering systems. It is backed by an in-house MEP lab and our own furniture factory, so the people who build the systems also stand behind them.

The portfolio spans three of the strongest areas on Bali. Satori and Aravita sit in Nusa Dua (Sawangan), within a kilometre of the Mulia, Apurva Kempinski and St. Regis. Bloom, Ardhana and Black Rock sit on the Bukit, minutes from Karma Kandara and Melasti beaches. Dzen sits among the rice terraces, four minutes from central Ubud.

Satori Nusa Dua Resort won two Real Estate Asia Built Environment Awards 2025, presented in Singapore in June 2025: Luxury Hospitality Interior Design of the Year — Indonesia and Resort Construction of the Year — Indonesia.

Each project carries its own resort-grade infrastructure — typically a spa, pools, restaurants, fitness, concierge and a gated, secured territory — with project-specific touches such as Aravita's yoga chalet, Bloom's Royal Spa partnership and speakeasy bar, and Ardhana's rooftop lounge and coworking. Units are delivered fully finished and furnished.

Yes. HQC publishes dated site reports and walk-throughs for every active build, and arranges site visits at the registered Bali office by appointment. The most reliable proof that a developer delivers is the construction itself.

Yes. Units are individually titled on their lease, or freehold where applicable, and can be transferred — which is why completed, sold-out projects such as the Ardhana villas, Dzen and Black Rock remain available to new buyers through resale.