Oriental Mandarin already has 54 luxury floors for sale in Beverly Hills from 3 million
The big luxury hoteliers, such as Mandarin Oriental, Montage or Ritz-Carlton are diversifying their wallet, offering the management of high residential apartment ‘standing’.Oriental Mandarin lasts a new project in Beverly Hills, scheduled for mid -2022 that will consist of 54 apartments with design finishes, private elevator, buttons and all the details of one of its best hotels.The floors of a bedroom are offered from 3.6 million dollars, about 3 million euros to the current change, to 40 million dollars for the attic, about 34 million euros.
The Eastern Mandarin Hotel Company, based in Hong Kong, presents its first residential project in Los Angeles (USA) focused on the high ‘standing’ client.Mandarin Oriental Residences will consist of a building with 54 luxury apartments, where their guests will be the owners, but will live with all the luxuries of a five -star hotel.
The project plans to be completed in mid -2022 in 9200 Wilshire, in Beverly Hills.The building will be seven plants with 30,000 m2.The prices range from an apartment of a bedroom and two bathrooms of 112 m2 for 3.6 million dollars, about 3 million euros, up to 40 million dollars for the attic, about 34 million euros, with their own lobby,elevator, garage and own staff.
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In parallel to the Beverly Hills building, Mandarin lifts another luxury housing building in 685 Fifth Avenue.
Some of the homes will come furnished, but others can be designed in collaboration with customers."We are creating is a stress -free lifestyle, in which they will attend to you whether you spend three days a month and 30," says Todd Ruff, residential director of the Mandarin Eastern Hotel Group for the USA.
The group intends to start extending this part of their business to Los Angeles and New York, and already has new residences in London, Tel Aviv, Gran Caimán, Honolulu, Florida in addition to the project advanced by Idealista/News in Barcelona.
