Ocean Breeze Hotel Residencies Hikka, A Gilt Edged Investment Opportunity

GHR Global, a leader in condominium and hotel residency development in Sri Lanka, recently introduced its latest project, Ocean Breeze Hotel Residencies Hikka, at an exclusive event at Kingsbury’s Victorian Room. This Rs. 6.5 billion development is poised to become one of Hikkaduwa’s most prestigious beach-front properties. With 236 luxurious apartments spread over 22 floors, this project offers a diverse range of units, from 400 sqft studio apartments to 1721 sqft three-bedroom duplexes, making it ideal for both seasoned investors and first-time buyers.

Strategically located with direct beach access, Ocean Breeze Hotel Residencies Hikka offers residents and investors a unique blend of luxury, adventure, and culture. The development is designed to appeal to those seeking a vibrant coastal lifestyle, complete with refined restaurants, chic boutiques, a beach club, and a spa. Whether it’s snorkeling, whale watching, or enjoying the relaxed beach vibe, this project promises a lifestyle of leisure and luxury. Furthermore, the project is expected to generate a minimum of 30% to 40% capital gains and create around 400 job opportunities in the area, making it not just a luxury living space but also a sound investment

GHR Global’s Chairman, Dasun Wickramarathna, emphasized that Ocean Breeze Hotel Residencies Hikka is a risk-free, gilt-edged investment, supported by private partnerships and banking finance. The project offers attractive interest-free repayment schemes through leading Sri Lankan banks, with prices ranging from Rs. 13.5 million to Rs. 100 million. With an emphasis on hassle-free investments, GHR Global also offers property management services through ETM Leisure Ltd, ensuring long-term revenue generation for investors. This project, along with the developer’s upcoming ventures in Negombo, Sigiriya, Ella, and Trincomalee, reaffirms GHR Global’s confidence in the resilience of Sri Lanka’s economy despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

References: Article by EconomyNext, Article by Daily FT, Article by The Island