Nick Falcone of Rentyl Sales and Marketing LLC. Courtesy photo What Happens When a Gated Community Goes Resort-Rental?
Changing attitudes about vacation and business travel, plus the growing number of work-from-anywhere employees and freelancers are transforming gated communities in Florida and around the world. A new model is emerging where developers, investors, property managers and hospitality companies are coming together to meet a new form of consumer demand.
October 25, 2022 at 09:17 AM
5 minute read
Real Estate
We tend to think of high-walled, tall-shrubbed communities in South Florida as enclaves for people who share a common interest in privacy, recreational sports (Pickleball, anyone?), and having only a few visitors other than friends and relatives escaping the frigid Northeast.
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