November 10, 2026 - News

The Estate Plans $1B Longevity Real Estate Expansion

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The Estate has a master plan.

What’s happening: The longevity hospitality company from Sam Nazarian and Tony Robbins is launching three branded developments worth $1B+, according to The Real Deal.

Blueprint. Initially set for St. Kitts, The Estate plans to open its first residences in Coral Gables and Tampa, Florida, followed by a 1K-acre retreat in El Salvador, featuring 500 residences, 125 hotel rooms, a 30K-sq-ft clinic, and surf club.

Staying power. Hospitality mogul Nazarian envisions “the largest longevity ecosystem in the world,” with projects signed for six more countries and co-branded Fountain Life clubs coming to Century City and Miami next year.

Go long. Fueling the $1.4T wellness tourism industry, travelers are seeking longevity hospitality abroad — and getting spoiled for choice. As SHA, Lanserhof, and Clinique La Prairie scale proprietary protocols, Canyon Ranch and Equinox Hotels are debuting new sites with menopause and sleep specialties.

Punchline: Luxury travel has shifted from escape to optimization, and The Estate is embedding health and recovery into every part of the journey.

Ryan Deer
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