The luxury development market in Sri Lanka is heating up and not just from those wanting to catch a bit of sun, but also from international investors from around the world who recognise Serenia as one of the island’s prestigious and luxury developments, a spokesman for Serenia Residences said.
“International Investors account for 60% of Serenia’s clients which is very promising and is indicative of the high regard Sri Lanka is held internationally. Clients come from Hong Kong, Thailand, Australia, Europe or Singapore, it’s very diverse,” says Co-Founder of Serenia Residences, Mrs. Sabina Karunanayake.
Serenia, is a beachfront luxury development of 47 high end units which are proving to be incredibly popular with discerning international clients. The property is distinguished by its striking modern and clean architectural design and contemporary interiors. The latest transaction for Serenia being a 2-Level Custom Sky Penthouse fetched USD 1,1 million.
“International Investors account for 60% of Serenia’s clients which is very promising and is indicative of the high regard Sri Lanka is held internationally. Clients come from Hong Kong, Thailand, Australia, Europe or Singapore, it’s very diverse”, says Karunanayake.
“We have seen continuously increasing interest in Serenia as our overall market share increased significantly in the past two months,” said Sabina.
“It is taking shape on one of the best and finest plots in Talpe district and it is the only apartment hotel development in the district with sandy beach access,” said Karunanayake.
Serenia has partnered with Luxury Property.com an international brokerage headquartered in Dubai and with associate offices around the world. The founder of LuxuryProperty.com is Jason Hayes, who is enjoying re-connecting with the Island he often refers to as his second home.
“Our International clients have taken a keen interest in The Serenia Residences in Talpe-Galle. In terms of fully-serviced beachfront living in an emerging market like Sri Lanka, Serenia is really catching the eye of international investors,” said Hayes.