Amilla Maldives Resort Launches Revolutionary Residential Sales Scheme

MALE, Maldives - Oct. 20, 2020 - PRLog -- Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences has unveiled a new scheme which offers Maldives aficionados a chance to purchase a stunning beachfront Residence. It is the first time the luxury private island resort has ever offered members of the public the opportunity to become more than repeat guests, and actually own a slice of paradise in Baa Atoll. While a handful of resorts in the Maldives offer villas for sale, Amilla's unique programme is the most innovative – and fair – ownership scheme of its kind in the country.

The resort is nestled in Baa Atoll, just a scenic 30-minute flight by seaplane or domestic flight from Velana International Airport. Amilla's palatial Residences are the highest category of accommodation on the island. They are beautifully designed Maldives residences for sale in a minimalist style and constructed from high-quality sustainable materials, which were specially selected to withstand the tropical climate. Each Residence comes fully furnished with tasteful décor, 'island chic' minimalist furniture and luxury amenities.

While many Maldives resorts charge tens of thousands of dollars in leaseholder fees per year, under the amazing new Residence ownership programme, the owner can generate a passive income from their Residence while they are not there - and Amilla only takes a tiny percentage of the revenue (10%) to cover utilities and Residence management. The remaining revenue is clearly cut 50/50 between Amilla and the owner. Owners can even choose to keep the net revenue in-resort and use it as credit for holiday treats such as Amilla's excursions, spa treatments, water-sports and even food and drink in Amilla's world-class restaurants.

The owner simply provides the Islanders with the dates they wish to visit their Island Home and a team of sales and marketing experts work on renting out the Residence to resort guests in their absence. Hence, the risk is on Amilla to get bookings and revenue, not the owners, making it appealing and beneficial for both parties. Ownership is granted upon a sublease basis and lasts for the duration of the lease between the owners of Amilla Fushi and the Maldives Government. The current lease has 46 years remaining, with an option to extend for another 50 years.