What does the future of wellness look like? Luxury communities that you can live in
Wellness real estate – building communities with homes integrating all aspects of wellness, from green spaces to farms to spas – is booming
“Simply going to the gym requires an hour round trip,” he says.
Recognising the importance of wellness in his life, Lakhiani is relocating to Eywa, a groundbreaking wellness community scheduled for completion next summer, in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. Mindvalley has partnered with the developer and will also have a company presence there.
“I’ve always believed that certain spaces influence how I feel and perform. Some places make me incredibly productive and inspired, while others just don’t resonate energetically.”
At Eywa, everything is integrated – “from the gym and recovery facilities to restaurants and relaxation areas”.
“It will make it easy to be healthy,” Lakhiani says. “You don’t have to schedule well-being – it’s built right into your lifestyle.”
