The global pandemic propelled remote living and remote locations from obscurity to prominence as the world’s wealthy sought to isolate themselves in the cocooned luxury of branded residences as far afield as the Maldives, the Aegean Coast and Seychelles.
Branded residences have capitalized on this trend, as property trends now follow travel trends. As advances in technology during the global pandemic facilitated remote working, the opportunity to live in a fully serviced home away from the rest of the world rose to the fore. Building on a decade of growth in branded residences in key gateway cities, integrating branded residences into the remote living experience has become very relevant for developers and consumers alike.
In this article we explore the legal structures available to implement branded residences into a remote residential development and the key considerations developers need to bear in mind when developing in different legal systems and property frameworks.
