Growing interest in water amenities

4 March, 2022 / News

Outdoor activities that promote healthy living are attracting more and more followers. An interest that has grown especially in times of forced social distancing due to the pandemic. Among the amenities that generate greater attractiveness and value, those related to water stand out. This explains the explosive worldwide interest in the disruptive Public Access Lagoons™ model developed by Crystal Lagoons.

The PAL™ complexes allow access to the crystalline lagoon and white sand beaches to anyone, through the payment of a ticket, delivering the tropical paradise experience meters from your home.

Around the lagoon, they have private residential areas, hotels, shops, restaurants, among other infrastructure that transforms them into the most beautiful place in the cities.

The Crystal Lagoons amenityadapts to new lifestyles and also to real estate trends. One of the most striking is that related to golf courses that have lost popularity, making way for innovative aquatic amenities.

“Water is a big draw and developers have been creative in using it,” says John Burns Real Estate Consulting research manager Devyn Bachman

An example of this is the Epperson project in Florida. Just 40 minutes from Tampa, Crystal Lagoons’ first in the United States, has seen consistent success since opening. In fact, it quickly changed from a resident-only lagoon to a public-access lagoon to meet local demand for beach life.

PAL™, the revolutionary business model, enables countless activities in and around the lagoons, and has proven to be a powerful catalyst for diverse revenue streams, expanding across five continents.

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