a world-class resort experience,
ultimately providing maximum
financial return to owner investors.
Although ownership of individual
residences is freehold, a rental
management agreement will be
signed with the hotel management company, which means
that each residence is rented out
as part of the hotel. Investors
will receive 40% of the net rental
income from their own residence.
Investors do not have to pay
any maintenance or other fees
whatsoever once the hotel opens.
The management company will
pay for the running of the hotel,
all hotel staff, utilities and maintenance from the other 60% of the
room rental income.
Based on an annual 50% occupancy rate, yields are projected to
be 8.2% for the deluxe residences
and 2-bedroom residences, and
9% for the luxury hotel residences.
Each owner is entitled to 30 days
personal use annually at the
property. Any of the personal use
days may be used at the boutique
hotel’s two sister properties:
Belize’s most upscale beachfront
resort in Maya Beach, Placencia,
and a 5-star boutique hotel located
in the heart of the Ongamira Valley
in Córdoba, Argentina.
Striking a pitch-perfect balance
between first-rate eco credentials
and laid-back elegance, the
boutique property is a statement
of sustainable ethical and green
luxury. The bulk of the resort’s
energy comes from solar and
water power. Water at the
lodge will be provided from a
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combination of rainwater and
onsite natural springs. Solar
thermal generation will heat the
water and wastewater will be
filtered anaerobically and returned
safely to the environment.
What’s more, most of the buildings are constructed with local
and sustainable wood. Roofs
are constructed from local palm
fronds. Any trees felled during
construction are utilized either
in the buildings or in the biomass generator.
The result is that there are nearly
no carbon emissions from this
development, while the local
economy will be enhanced by the
capital investment and operation.
This is a highly stylish boutique
development located in the heart
of the Cayo Rainforest, 90 minutes
from the international airport
of Belize City. Unlike many eco
lodges in Belize, the property is
easy to reach, situated half an
hour from the bustling border
town of San Ignacio which itself is
a short flight from Belize City.
Directly bordering the Tapir
Mountain Nature Reserve, a
6,741-acre reserve, the property
includes the gently meandering
Barton Creek. It sits in the centre
of culturally rich Mayan ruins and
the thriving ecosystem that gives
the boutique property such a
distinctive character.
Belize, formerly known as British
Honduras, is a gorgeous paradise
located on the northeast coast
of Central America. Its position
provides a subtropical climate
that benefits from the prevailing
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