Pre-Sales Hit $25 Million in Record Time as $6 Billion Lombok Project Gains Momentum

Lombok, Indonesia — Marinabay.city has announced that pre-sales for its first resort areas within the ambitious $6 billion Marina Bay City development have surged past $25 million in just a few short months of marketing.

The rapid sales come ahead of the project’s next major release — the highly anticipated Hillside Estates — which, along with other prime zones in the master plan, is expected to propel total sales past $100 million by January.

The developers have confirmed that an updated master plan for Marina Bay City will be unveiled shortly, reflecting refined designs and new lifestyle precincts aimed at making the coastal city a world-class destination for tourism, investment, and eco-friendly living.

This sales milestone follows reports of a landmark deal in which Lux Projects, the Bali-based developer backed by self-made billionaire property developer and founder of Australian National Review Jamie McIntyre, is acquiring the 50% stake in Marina Bay City it does not already own from the K-I-N-A-R-R-A real estate platform.

The transaction, reportedly valued at AUD $500 million, consolidates Lux Projects’ full control over the mini-city’s future and paves the way for a more unified development strategy.

With its prime waterfront location, expansive resort precincts, and integrated lifestyle hubs, Marina Bay City is positioned to become one of Southeast Asia’s most significant master-planned communities. Industry observers note that Lombok is benefiting from spillover demand from Bali, which is now grappling with overcrowding — making projects like Marina Bay City a magnet for both investors and lifestyle buyers.

“Strong early demand is proof of the market’s confidence in Lombok’s growth story,” a project spokesperson said. “With the upcoming launch of Hillside Estates and other premium zones, we expect the momentum to accelerate.”

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