Regent Hotels is using its mixed-use business model to amplify its presence, with new projects in Vietnam, Montenegro, and Indonesia.
Asian luxury hospitality group, Regent Hotels, has unveiled three new developments comprised of hotel and branded residences. In June, the brand inked a deal with Vietnamese developer, BIM, to manage a mixed-use property in Phu Quoc opening in 2019 to feature a resort and homes.
The agreement is followed by the launch of the Regent Pool Club Residences in Porto Montenegro slated for July. Designed by architects from London’s WATG, said enclave overlooks the city’s superyacht marina and provides direct access to the adjacent hotel’s stately facilities.
Scheduled to debut next year in the heart of Indonesia’s capital, the construction of a hotel and housing capsule is currently underway in Jakarta. The setup forms part of the new Mangkuluhur City development, which will bring shopping, dining, and entertainment to one’s doorstep.
“The mixed-use business model is how we maximise owner return through innovative concepts and entrepreneurship. Using our brand as an anchor, we can deliver exceptional products and immediate capital return through residential sales,” said Steven Pan, Chairman of Regents Hotels.
