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What Binaryx Rental Investors Actually Earned in 2024–2026: Tropical Loft, Vesna & PARQ Performance Data — Part 1
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What Binaryx Rental Investors Actually Earned in 2024–2026: Tropical Loft, Vesna & PARQ Performance Data — Part 1

976 investors, $897,250 of capital, $132,302 in distributed dividends across four Bali properties without yield guarantees — and a fifth, PARQ, included on purpose. Every figure is from the operator monthly reports, not a forecast.
Designed blog cover for Binaryx rental performance report 2024–2026: Tropical Loft, Vesna and PARQ — Part 1

By the Binaryx Research Team

The other half of the rental story

Earlier we published the AWWA Hotel performance breakdown — guaranteed rental, locked at 11.32% APR, 1,102 investors, paid out on a quarterly cycle backed by an operator-side guarantee. That piece answered the question: what does a contractually fixed yield actually look like on-platform?

This piece answers the harder question: what does an unguaranteed rental yield look like?

Four properties. No yield guarantee. Income flows directly from Booking and Airbnb through the management company to token holders, recalculated monthly. 976 investors. $897,250 of capital deployed. $132,302 paid out in dividends between Q2 2024 and April 2026. Every distribution is verifiable on-chain via the property smart contracts on Polygon.

The data below comes from the operator monthly reports, not a forecast model. Every figure is what was actually distributed to wallets. We've also included a fifth property — Onyx PARQ Resort 61 — outside the headline portfolio, because excluding it would defeat the purpose of writing this. We'll get to why in a moment.

The portfolio at a glance

PropertyCapital RaisedInvestorsRental StartedEffective APRDividends PaidCumulative ROIOperator
Tropical Loft 2$225,750223Mar 2025~11.5%$30,61613.6%Rumah Archipelago
Tropical Loft 3$225,750213May 2025~11.4%$25,86511.5%Rumah Archipelago
Tropical Loft 4$225,750211Jun 2025~10.9%$22,99410.2%Rumah Archipelago
Vesna Townhouse$220,000329Apr 2024~11.1%$52,82724.0%Bali Management Villas
Total (4 assets)$897,250976$132,302

Cumulative ROI scales with months in operation; APR is the comparable metric across launch dates. Tropical Loft 4 has been live for eleven months, Vesna for twenty-five. APR is calculated per the operator monitoring file as the sum of payments allocated to a rolling 12-month window divided by capital raised — more conservative than naïve cumulative_ROI × 12 / months_active annualization, especially for assets with pro-rated launch months. Investor counts are verifiable on-chain — see the holder count for each property contract on Polygonscan. Operator track record on Trustpilot reflects 4.6/5 across 230+ verified investor reviews.

A separate transparency block — covered in detail later — sits beside this portfolio:

PropertyCapital RaisedInvestorsRental StartedEffective APRDividends PaidCumulative ROIOperator
Onyx PARQ Resort 61$171,612373Apr 2023~8.9%$45,35626.4%*PT Gold Dragon Mgmt (Onyx)

* Reflects ROI net of the April–July 2025 operational closure (covered in the PARQ section below).

Including PARQ, the cross-portfolio totals are 1,349 unique investors, $1,068,862 in capital, and $177,658 in distributed dividends as of April 2026.

Tropical Loft 2, 3, 4: one developer, three staggered launches

The three Tropical Loft properties are deliberately near-identical assets. Same developer (Rumah Archipelago), same raise size ($225,750), same Bali location, same market-rental structure paying roughly $2,200 per month based on actual operator reports.

The only meaningful variable is when each one came online — March 2025 for Villa 2, May 2025 for Villa 3, June 2025 for Villa 4. That staggered launch is useful because it lets us compare three structurally identical assets at different points in their rental track record, and isolate seasonality from launch noise.

Monthly distributions, March 2025 – April 2026

MonthVilla 2Villa 3Villa 4
Mar 2025$2,191
Apr 2025$2,200
May 2025$2,200$1,540*
Jun 2025$2,200$2,200$1,100*
Jul 2025$2,200$2,200$2,200
Aug 2025$2,200$2,200$2,200
Sep 2025$2,261$2,200$2,158
Oct 2025$2,130$2,166$2,200
Nov 2025$2,146$2,221$2,207
Dec 2025$2,133$2,230$2,162
Jan 2026$2,201$2,219$2,169
Feb 2026$2,179$2,259$2,189
Mar 2026$2,180$2,212$2,206
Apr 2026$2,195$2,218$2,203

* Pro-rated first months — rentals didn't start on the 1st of the month. Villa 2 and Villa 3 both paid more in September than October 2025 — the Bali high-season vs shoulder-season curve, visible across two operationally identical assets. Villa 4's pay-cycle is timing-shifted (rental started mid-June) and doesn't track the same monthly pattern in this window. All three show the variability that's the signature of real Booking and Airbnb performance rather than a smoothed guarantee. The full per-month payout history for each villa is also published on its property page and verifiable on-chain.

The first month of each villa shows a smaller number for one mechanical reason: pro-rata accrual. If a property goes live on the 15th, investors receive ~50% of the full month's distribution. After the first full operating month, all three converge on a stable $2,130–$2,260 range — the true operating baseline to anchor expectations on.

What this means for an individual investor

A $1,000 token position in Tropical Loft 2 entered in March 2025 has accrued roughly $135.62 in dividends over 14 months — a 13.6% cumulative return on capital deployed. For comparison, a one-year USD bank deposit over the same window paid $30–$50 net of fees, depending on jurisdiction.

That figure isn't a projection. It's what was credited to the wallet, line by line, over twelve monthly distribution ledgers.

Vesna Townhouse: the longest unbroken track record on the platform

Vesna is the strongest data point in the rental book — not because its APR is unusually high, but because it has been paying for 25 consecutive months with zero missed distributions. Consistency across a multi-year window is the variable that separates a real rental yield from a launch-month performance number.

Key facts:

  • Capital raised: $220,000
  • Investors: 329
  • Operator: Bali Management Villas
  • Distribution structure: variable Booking-driven payments through May 2025; flat $2,000 per month from June 2025 onward
  • Total dividends paid (Apr 2024 – Apr 2026, 25 months): $52,827
  • Cumulative ROI: 24.0%

Vesna runs on a different operator agreement than Tropical Loft, and the agreement evolved during the holding period. From April 2024 through May 2025, Bali Management Villas passed monthly Booking and Airbnb variance directly to token holders — distributions fluctuated with actual occupancy, sometimes split into multiple partial credits within a single month. From June 2025 onward, the operator switched to a flat $2,000 per month structure, absorbing seasonality internally. The investor now sees a flat line, but the historical track record reflects both phases.

A $5,000 position entered at the April 2024 launch has accrued approximately $1,200 in dividends across the 25-month window — roughly $48 per month of average passive income per $5K of token exposure. The track record itself is now long enough to function as evidence rather than a promise.

Past consistency does not commit the operator to identical performance going forward. The flat-distribution structure (in effect since June 2025) depends on Bali Management Villas' continued ability to absorb seasonal variance internally.

A note on Onyx PARQ — what happens when things don't go to plan

PARQ Resort 61 has been live since April 2023. Across more than three years it has paid out $45,356 to 373 investors — a cumulative ROI of 26.4%, the highest in the rental book.

Between April and July 2025, the complex closed. Operations stopped. Distributions paused.

The complex subsequently reopened, rentals resumed, and dividends restarted. The cumulative ROI figure above already reflects the four-month operational gap.

March 2026 update — new operator. PT Gold Dragon Management (the entity that owns Onyx PARQ Resort) signed a fresh management agreement with Binaryx on March 28, 2026. PARQ rental income now distributes on a quarterly cadence instead of monthly. The April 2026 payout of $838 covered the late-January through February operating window; subsequent payouts will arrive quarterly. This change is itself an illustration of the operator-dependency point — operator arrangements evolve, and this report reflects the change in flight.

We're including PARQ in this report on purpose. Radical transparency means showing the full picture — including the months where the line goes flat. An investor evaluating Binaryx should see that real-asset rental income on this platform is not a smooth, ever-rising curve. Real properties have real downtime. If you're only ever shown the periods where everything worked, you're reading a marketing deck, not a performance record.

Andrii's due-diligence note on the Bali portfolio

Andrii visited all four Bali assets in March 2026 to verify build quality, operational readiness, and management-company execution before this report was published. His on-the-ground notes:

"Tropical Loft 2, 3, 4 — finishes consistent across all three villas; pool maintenance current on all three (last service stamps within 5 days of visit); Booking listings live with 4.7+ scores. Vesna Townhouse — flat-distribution structure visibly intact; Bali Management Villas walked me through their occupancy ledger and the Booking back-office. PARQ Resort 61 — fully back in operation post-closure; lobby and amenities reopened, rooms returning to inventory in line with the operator's restart schedule." — Andrii, Binaryx DD lead

The full DD photo log and per-property checklist are filed in the Binaryx due-diligence archive — investor-facing summary updated quarterly.

Guaranteed vs market rental: which one fits which investor

Both models exist on Binaryx for a reason — they serve different risk profiles. The choice is less about which is "better" and more about which assumptions you're willing to underwrite.

ParameterGuaranteed (AWWA)Market Rental (Tropical / Vesna)
APRFixed at 11.32% (contractual)Realized ~10.9–11.5% (operator-reported)
Income sourceOperator-side guaranteeActual Booking / Airbnb occupancy
Risk profileLow during the guarantee windowModerate — seasonality and operator dependency
Distribution cadenceQuarterlyMonthly
Best fitFirst-time investors, predictability-firstInvestors comfortable with monthly variance

If your priority is a contractually fixed return for a defined window and you're early in the rental-asset learning curve, AWWA is the cleaner starting point. For a deeper explainer on how the dividend mechanics work end-to-end, see Binaryx smart contracts explained. If your priority is exposure to actual market upside — including months where Booking demand outperforms the long-run average — and you accept seasonality on the way in, market rental is the better structural fit.

There's no wrong answer; there are two different sets of assumptions priced into the same platform.

What to know about the risks

Four practical risk areas to internalize before allocating to market-rental tokens.

The first is the absence of a yield guarantee on Tropical Loft. The income figures above reflect realized 2025–2026 occupancy, not a forward commitment. Future months can be lower.

The second is operator dependency. Rumah Archipelago manages Tropical, Bali Management Villas manages Vesna, and PT Gold Dragon Management (Onyx; since March 2026, previously Parq Ubud) manages PARQ. The quality of monthly distributions is directly a function of operator execution — pricing strategy on Booking, channel mix between Airbnb and direct, maintenance cadence between guests. Operator quality is the single most important variable that doesn't appear in any APR figure.

The third is Bali seasonality. High season (June–September, December–January) outperforms shoulder periods, and the data above already reflects this — September 2025 distributions are visibly stronger than October 2025 across all three Tropical Loft properties. This isn't a risk in the loss sense; it's a risk in the expectations-management sense. The shoulder months — March–May and October–November — will always pay below the seasonal peaks, and a portfolio underwritten on peak-month numbers will disappoint over a full year.

The fourth is IDR/USD exposure. Rental income is collected in Indonesian rupiah and distributed in USD-denominated tokens. The IDR depreciated approximately 6–8% against the USD across the 2024–2026 window, which compresses the realized dollar return on the margin. The operator-reported APR figures above already net this effect; the residual risk is that the IDR continues to weaken, which would compress future USD-denominated distributions on the margin.

PARQ stands as the visible illustration of a fifth risk — operational closure — and it's deliberately not abstracted away.

FAQ

How much do Binaryx rental investors actually earn? Across the four core market-rental properties, $897,250 of investor capital generated $132,302 in distributed dividends between Q2 2024 and April 2026. Effective APR ranges from ~10.9% (Tropical Loft 4) to ~11.5% (Tropical Loft 2). Vesna Townhouse, the longest-running asset, has paid 24.0% cumulative ROI over 25 months.

How is market rental different from guaranteed rental? Market rental income comes from actual Booking and Airbnb occupancy through the management company, paid monthly with seasonal variance. Guaranteed rental — AWWA being the active example — pays a contractually fixed APR backed by the operator, distributed quarterly. Same platform, different risk profile.

What happens if a complex closes? Distributions pause for the duration of the closure, then resume when operations restart. PARQ closed April–July 2025 and is back in operation; cumulative ROI absorbs the gap rather than hiding it.

How often are dividends paid? Market-rental tokens (Tropical, Vesna, PARQ): monthly, based on operator reports. Guaranteed-rental tokens (AWWA): quarterly, based on the contractual APR.

How are distributions technically settled? Dividends are calculated per-minute based on each wallet's token balance and credited on-chain via the property smart contracts on Polygon. The monthly operator report is the off-chain source of truth for the gross income; the smart contract handles the pro-rata split to token holders. For the underlying mechanics, see Binaryx smart contracts explained.

What's the minimum investment? $500 per token for the entry-level products on the platform. KYC verification is required under US law before any token purchase.

Verify on-chain — every distribution is on Polygon

Every figure in this article comes from on-chain settlement. The five property smart contracts on the Polygon network hold the token balances, and every monthly distribution is credited via the Binaryx Revenue Distribution Contract. You can verify any payout, any holder count, any transfer — no login required.

🔗 Property smart contract addresses:

For step-by-step instructions on reading these contracts (token transfers, holder distribution, claim history), see Binaryx smart contracts explained.

How to act on this

If you want to compare the actual line-by-line performance against your own benchmarks, the property pages on app.binaryx.com carry the live distribution history for each asset — the same numbers in this report, updated monthly.

If you want to talk through which structure fits your portfolio — guaranteed, market, or a mix — book a consultation with the Binaryx team. The data is the same either way; the framing is what changes.


Important disclosures

This article is published by Binaryx, a real estate tokenization platform operating under Wyoming DAO LLC jurisdiction. The disclosures below apply to every figure and forward statement in this report.

  1. RWA investment risk. Tokenized real estate investments carry capital risk — the value of your tokens can decrease, rental income can be reduced or paused (as PARQ illustrates), and the secondary market is illiquid relative to public-market alternatives. Do not invest funds you cannot afford to lose.
  2. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Every cumulative ROI, APR, and dividend figure in this article reflects the period stated and does not commit any operator or property to identical performance going forward.
  3. Not investment, legal, or tax advice. This article is informational only. Consult your own licensed financial, legal, and tax advisor before making any investment decision.
  4. Self-reported figures. All distribution amounts, APR percentages, and operator commentary are sourced from operator monthly reports and Binaryx's internal rental-monitoring file (data cut: March 2026). Where figures are operator-provided, they have been cross-checked against on-chain payout records but not independently audited by a third party for this article.
  5. No affiliate compensation. Neither the author nor Binaryx received compensation from Rumah Archipelago, Bali Management Villas, or Parq Ubud in exchange for inclusion in this report.
  6. Construction risk. Pre-construction properties listed on Binaryx (not covered in this article) carry additional construction-completion risk; see the construction-status section of each property page for project-specific status.
  7. Wyoming DAO LLC structure. Binaryx operates under US law; full disclosure of the platform's structure and Terms & Conditions is available on request from the Binaryx team.
  8. KYC/AML notice. Token purchase requires identity verification (passport, proof of address, source-of-funds where applicable) under US-law-mandated KYC/AML rules. See /onboarding/kyc for the verification flow.

Source: Internal rental-monitoring file, data cut March 2026. On-chain references linked inline above. Operator review scores: Trustpilot — Binaryx.