Hotels & resorts for lease
Heritage havelis, lake-facing boutique hotels and Aravalli resorts — live owner mandates, updated as they come in.
Hotels, resorts and heritage properties for lease, plus retail, F&B and commercial spaces — every listing owner-verified, leased on fixed rent, revenue share or management contract.
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Heritage havelis, lake-facing boutique hotels and Aravalli resorts — live owner mandates, updated as they come in.
North Goa villa and resort assets near Vagator, Candolim and Morjim beaches, available for lease.
Operational hotels, a boutique school, a gym and a café — running businesses for outright sale or JV, priced and documented.
Running restaurants, event venues and ground-floor spaces cleared for F&B — plus banquet halls and wedding venues.
Ground-floor frontages, offices, entire buildings, commercial plots and warehouses across the city.
Double-height showrooms on SG Highway, prime frontages in Paldi and institutional campuses.
Hotels for lease in India transact on fixed rent, revenue share, or a minimum guarantee plus revenue share — the hybrid most leisure-market deals now land on, because hotel revenue is seasonal. Lease terms commonly run 9 to 15 years with a 3 to 5 year lock-in; heritage and resort assets sit at the longer end because the operator’s fit-out and restoration spend needs time to amortise.
| Structure | What the owner gets | Who carries the risk |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed lease | A set monthly rent with periodic escalation, usually benchmarked per key | The lessee. Simplest to run, hardest to price in a seasonal market. |
| Revenue share | An agreed percentage of gross or net revenue, no floor | Shared — the owner rides the peak season up and the off-season down. |
| Minimum guarantee + share | A floor that covers the owner’s cost of capital, plus a share above a threshold | Shared, with the downside capped. Where most leisure-market deals now land. |
| Management contract | The owner keeps the business and pays the operator a base and incentive fee | The owner. Suits owners who want a brand’s systems, not a tenant. |
| Franchise / brand tie-up | The owner runs it under a brand’s name, systems and distribution | The owner. Lowest brand cost, highest operating demand on the owner. |
| Sale and leaseback | Capital released now, continued occupation as tenant | Shifts with the structure. Used when the owner needs liquidity elsewhere. |