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A seasoned Australian developer recently lost control of a luxury cliff-top development in Uluwatu after his “silent” local partner holding the land title under a
A European hospitality group recently faced a permanent closure of their boutique resort in Canggu, not due to low occupancy, but because of a fundamental
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