The Adriatic Project

The Project involves the design and construction of a luxury branded Hotel, Residential Apartments and Convention Centre.

The waterfront residential & hotel development will be part of a large 4.7 acre development project in the Budva region in Montenegro.  The residential development will include approximately 180 high-end residential units and will become prime real estate for the luxury leisure and tourism market for visitors and high-end investor clientele. The overall site will have a hotel, which will have the premier location onsite, with prime waterfront placement affording it views of the Adriatic Sea to the south, and mountain landscapes to the north. Within the larger footprint, the project will have an integral Vendor joint venture partner that will construct a convention centre and exhibit hall. With more than 30 conventions expected annually, the convention centre and hotel will both benefit from the symbiotic relationship afforded by such close proximity of uses. The hotel will become the preferred location for thousands of guests at the convention centre during the slower winter months, while the booming summer season will boost business for the convention centre and related facilities.

The waterfront property will be host to a 200 room luxury hotel with beach access, a private beach club, potential casino, conference facilities, restaurants, night clubs, retail space, and much more. In partnering with specific operators of the hotel, restaurant, and club facilities, our goal would be to attract a high-end clientele from across the many regions of the world.

The combination of a 5 star hotel operation and prime luxury residential property in Budva will represent the premiere destination of choice for the high-end leisure and business market. Partners in the Partnership will be able to share in the revenue of the hotel operation and the sales proceeds from the luxury residential property.

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