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“Given the high costs of land today, having a residential component alongside the hotel helps justify the commercial viability of an entire development” Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas CEO Neil Jacobs weighs in on the booming trend of branded residences in this Robb Report article (link in bio!). These ultra-luxe abodes offer curated experiences and top-notch amenities. Weller Development Partners is at the forefront of this trend, partnering with Six Senses on two exciting hospitality and branded residential projects. Think unparalleled wellness and sustainable experiences seamlessly integrated into your living spaces.

"The development is expected to bring sustainable luxury and thousands of jobs to the island." The exciting news continues with Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas Grand Bahama! The ZNS Network recently covered the Department of Environmental Planning and Protection's (DEPP) approval of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the project. During the segment, Marc Weller shared more insights about the positive impact this project will have on the Grand Bahama community.

What defines a branded residence? Think prime global locations, renowned architects, 5-star hotel services, a community of like-minded individuals and exquisite designs associated with top-tier brands. It's an investment in emotion and value and its a new paradigm of luxurious living!

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Our Founding Partner & President, Marc Weller, was recently featured in Hotel Investment Today's "Quote of the Week" discussing our exciting partnership with Mohari Hospitality! Read the full article to see how this collaboration will create a dynamic force in hospitality development: https://bit.ly/3Vu5wwB

The Bahamas is soaring in the luxury real estate market! According to a report published by Knight Frank, the Bahamas take the third spot globally for fastest-growing luxury markets, boasting a 15% annual price increase last year. This resilience in the face of rising interest rates and costs of living highlights the enduring allure of owning a piece of paradise. Want to learn more? Read the article from Nassau Guardian: https://bit.ly/4bTlXJW

Great news for Six Senses Grand Bahama! The Department of Environmental Planning and Protection (DEPP) approved the project's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), which paves the way for construction to commence later this year and underscores the Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas brand ethos for keeping environmental and social responsibility at its core. This project prioritizes environmental responsibility and will be a major boost for the local economy. Here's what you need to know: • Sustainability at the forefront: The development will use renewable energy, restore local ecosystems, and create hundreds of jobs for Bahamians. • Luxury redefined: Six Senses Grand Bahama offers an unforgettable experience that celebrates the natural beauty of the island. • Community focus: The project will partner with local groups to support conservation efforts and empower the Grand Bahama community. • Construction is slated to begin later this year, with an anticipated opening in 2026. Read the full release on our website and visit https://lnkd.in/e47bRwDg to learn more about Six Senses Residences Grand Bahama.

Part 2 has officially dropped! Hear more from Michelle and Nick Freeman of the Freeman Companies, as they talk more about placemaking, professional sports, and how real estate is connecting people through thoughtful design. Missed part 1? Find From the Ground Up with Marc Weller:

Last week, our Development Manager, Madhvi Shukla, joined James Farrah, Head of Development of Six Senses Americas, at the third annual Forum for Impact (FFI) in Grand Bahama. At FFI, they covered topics such as building sustainable tourism, innovations in sustainable financing and the Caribbean's blue economy.