Holive Residences, a boutique real estate developer, has launched off-plan sales for its inaugural project in Kfardebian, Lebanon.

The development offers five luxury duplex and triplex residences, located just five minutes from Mzaar Ski Resort. Designed to cater to both private holiday home seekers and investors, these properties promise long-term investment potential.

The launch coincides with a resurgence in Lebanon's property sector, bolstered by the World Bank's recognition of increased real estate activity as a factor in the country's economic recovery. Additionally, Lebanon is encouraging foreign investment through proposed policy reforms, including a "golden residency" framework for non-resident investors and Lebanese expatriates, requiring a minimum $500,000 (US$500,000) investment.

Holive Residences aims to meet the demand for high-quality second homes among Lebanese residents and the diaspora, whilst also appealing to GCC investors. The development combines limited supply with strong rental potential, offering buyers the chance to enjoy the property and generate income during peak seasons.

The residences range from 123 to 283 square metres and feature mountain views, private terraces, and a seismic-rated structural design. Architect Jeff Selwane, who led the project, emphasised the blend of timeless design, quality, and investment potential. "We wanted to create a limited collection of residences that combine timeless design, lasting quality and genuine investment potential," he stated.

With prices starting at $295,200 (US$295,200) and projected rental yields between 8% and 10%, the development presents a compelling investment opportunity. Construction is expected to be completed by June 2027

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