Equity Residences is redefining vacation home ownership by making them an affordable and financially attractive investment. Our latest offering, the Equity Platinum Fund, includes exclusive residences in Hawaii, California, and Florida. The Fund’s objective is to raise $50 million to acquire up to 25 multi-million dollar luxury vacation investment homes in locations that offer world-class services and amenities, such as ski-in ski-out, beachfront location, and access to private clubs, golf courses and more.
An Innovative Investment
A high-end real estate Fund investing in luxury multi-million dollar vacation homes for investment gains and personal enjoyment
Managed by a team of experienced finance, hospitality and real estate professionals with a successful track record in the industry, most notably with the Equity Villa Fund (over 100 investors and over 50% asset appreciation to date)
Fund intends to raise $50 Million to acquire up to 25 luxury vacation residences
A Smarter Way to Invest
No annual fee option (annual fees can be offset through a reduction in vacation use)
Dividend opportunity based on excess rental income
>90% of capital invested in real estate
Investment in “bought-right,” multimillion-dollar vacation residences with high potential for investment gains
Liquidation and profit distribution within a set time frame
No blackout dates. You have the freedom to use the residences for holidays or whenever it suits you
Access to hundreds of luxury homes around the world through partnerships with Elite Alliance and THIRDHOME
Personal concierge services including a personal chef, pre-stocked refrigerator and access to sports and leisure equipment
JUNE 2020 WEBINAR: EQUITY PLATINUM FUND INVESTMENT OVERVIEW
Equity Residences Managing Directors John Long and Greg Salley lead a 45-minute webinar that discusses the company’s business model and introduces the Equity Platinum Fund.
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