A clearer way to understand Sale-Leaseback hospitality ownership.
Selected KAMAH projects may offer hospitality assets under a Sale-Leaseback structure, connecting ownership with separately managed resort operations.
Own the asset. Let hospitality operations remain professional.
In a Sale-Leaseback arrangement, an eligible resort unit or hospitality asset is sold to an owner and leased back under the applicable project agreement. The hospitality operation is then handled separately, allowing the asset to participate within a professionally managed resort environment.
The exact commercial structure, lease terms, owner privileges, documentation, project status and eligibility vary from project to project. They should always be evaluated from the official documentation for the selected opportunity.
What the structure is designed to separate
- Asset ownership from day-to-day resort operations
- Project-specific commercial terms from generic marketing claims
- Owner privileges from guest-facing hospitality services
- Investment evaluation from the experience of staying at the resort
Four stages, one documented arrangement.
Review participating projects, asset type, location and official project information.
Evaluate ownership, lease, benefits, timelines and commercial conditions for that specific project.
Ownership is completed according to the applicable structure and legal documentation.
The asset is leased back and operated under the agreed hospitality framework.
This website does not constitute financial, legal or tax advice. Commercial benefits must be verified against project-specific agreements and official documentation.
Hospitality exposure without personally running a hotel room or villa.
Ask for project-specific information.
Use the enquiry form to request current eligible projects, official documentation and the applicable Sale-Leaseback structure.