Apex villa on Bali's west coast
About Apex

Bali property, done right.

An owner-first villa company on Bali's west coast — real data, transparent fees, no OTA markup.

Our story

Built for owners, not middlemen.

Apex Property Management is a Bali villa company built around one question: is this the right call for the owner? We handle sales, rentals and full-service management across the island's west coast — from a single office in Cemagi, with a team that lives and works minutes from the villas we look after. Danny Brenneisen, our director, started Apex after watching too many owners hand their asset to people who never set foot on the property.

We exist because the usual path costs owners more than it should. Booking platforms and OTAs take 15 to 25 percent, keep the guest relationship to themselves, and leave you guessing about your own villa's performance. The advice that comes with it is rarely neutral — it points wherever the commission is highest. We think an owner should keep more of what their property earns and actually own the relationship with the people staying in it.

So we work differently. A local team on the ground handles photography, pricing, guests, maintenance and payouts, and reports it all back to you through live owner reporting — occupancy, revenue and upkeep, in real time, no black box. When we recommend a rate, a renovation or a sale, the reasoning sits on real data you can see. Honest advice, transparent fees, and a phone that gets answered: that is the whole company.

70+
Managed villas
6+
Prime areas
24/7
Guest support
Direct
Owner-first pricing
Our team

People on the ground in Bali.

Danny Brenneisen, Director

Danny Brenneisen

Director

Guest Relations lead

Sari Wulandari

Guest Relations

Property Manager

Made Arjana

Property Manager

Sales and Owner Relations lead

Reza Pratama

Sales & Owner Relations

Where we operate

Seseh · Cemagi · Pererenan · Canggu · Kedungu — and beyond

Work with a team that answers.

Whether you are buying, renting out or handing over the keys, you get a straight answer and a real person in Bali — not a ticket number.