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US Citizens Can Now Purchase New Zealand Property
The B Group, a tourism and hospitality developer and operator with a fresh perspective on real estate development, is proud to announce the stage 2 release of its villas at Waimarino Luxury Lodge in Queenstown, New Zealand. Having sold $45.8M in stage one, stage 2 will see the final 9 villas sold.
This real estate investment opportunity is structured in a unique way that allows overseas buyers to purchase, which is usually only permitted by New Zealanders, Australians, and Singaporeans.
“We believe there is a solution to every problem. Our lease back agreement allows investors otherwise restricted from our region, to purchase New Zealand real estate. The property has a commercial lodge use which in turn deems it a commercial property available to overseas buyers. We are creating a community of like-minded owners who share our passion for innovation and excellence. Waimarino (Māori for Still Waters) is not just a stunning luxury lodge, we aim for it to be a community of owners that we can share a gin with, by the fire, on the deck of the distillery whilst enjoying the stunning views of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains.”
Andrew McIntosh, B Group Founder
The purchased villa is leased back to the operating lodge on a 15+15+15 year lease with a guaranteed 5% annual rental return. Rent increases by 5% over the first 5 years and rents can never decrease.
Owners of these villas are entitled to a long list of unique owner benefits including;
- 14 nights’ stay every year at no cost
- Use of the Waimarino’s Audi E Tron’s vehicles
- Use of the all electric luxury lake boats
- Use of the lodges mountain bikes & e-bikes
- Airport transfers
- Breakfast & Dinner during their stay
- Use of the Yoga Studio and scheduled classes
- Spa treatments at no cost
Villa prices range from $1.2M NZD ($ 745,000USD) to $2.3M NZD ($1.4M $USD). For more information visit;
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