Ep 56 - Sedona Vineyards…Where Wine meets Real Estate and Opportunity!

Capital Fit

n a recent studio podcast session, Dan had the privilege of sharing the space with award winning real estate developer Doug Edgelow and his team from Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty, top 1% of realtors, Brad Kimmelman and teammate, Julie Halter. The discussion centered around an innovative adaptive reuse real estate project near Sedona in the Lake Montezuma area of Yavapai County that has the potential to redefine luxury hospitality in the region. The project entails the development of a 50 room boutique hotel, 57 luxury cottages with a shared revenue rental pool concept, all set against the backdrop of new vineyards, lavender fields, a winery, spa and breathtaking mountain views. What makes this opportunity truly unique is the offer of six weeks of complimentary use for those who purchase a villa and have their unit marketed by the boutique hotel's management company. Doug Edgelow's 35 years of experience in the real estate industry shines through in this project. His ability to seamlessly blend adaptive reuse with sustainable land practices, coupled with a keen eye for architectural design, is evident in the vision for this development. This project represents a shift in the traditional real estate model, offering an opportunity for individuals to not only own a piece of luxury real estate but also to participate in a shared revenue model that generates r income. It's a concept that speaks to the evolving nature of the real estate industry and the increasing desire for unique, experiential opportunities. As the world of real estate continues to evolve, projects like these remind us of the importance of innovation and sustainability. Doug and his team are not just creating a place to stay; they are crafting an experience and destination that embraces the natural beauty of the surroundings and invites individuals to be part of a larger wine community. It's exciting to see projects like this pushing the boundaries of what real estate can offer. The integration of hospitality, sustainability, and shared revenue models opens up new possibilities for both developers and consumers. It's a testament to the power of visionary thinking and the potential for real estate to be a force for positive change. Website: SedonaVineyardsVillas.com Contact: [e-mail] Brad Kimmelman 480-788-1321 Julie Halter 503-806-0492