The number of private investors in GORO Development has crossed the symbolic mark of 100 participants. This is the first three-digit figure of trust in a Ukrainian development project that unites big business and private capital around a common idea — the creation of an all-season GORO Mountain Resort in the Lviv Carpathians.
The number of private investors in GORO Development has crossed the symbolic mark of 100 participants. This is the first three-digit figure of trust in a Ukrainian development project that unites big business and private capital around a common idea — the creation of an all-season GORO Mountain Resort in the Lviv Carpathians.
As a reminder, a year ago, GORO Development and OKKO Group announced the start of construction. The project is already being called the most ambitious in Eastern Europe — both in terms of investment volume and philosophy: it should change the approach to the development of mountainous areas and the formation of a culture of long-term investment in Ukraine.
OKKO Group is the main investor and master developer of the resort. At the same time, the company has opened the opportunity for private investors to invest in hotel real estate and become co-owners of its facilities. Over nine months, more than 100 participants have purchased 170 lots.
90% of investors are not speculators. They do not buy for resale, but think in terms of heritage and long-term value. A new tradition is forming in Ukraine — to own not square meters, but a part of a meaningful project that has both financial and cultural value.
To unite this community, GORO Development created the GORO Invest Club, a closed club of investors who share a common entrepreneurial mindset and vision for the country’s development.
Participants are business owners and top managers from 22 industries. 35% live in Kyiv, 36% in Lviv, another quarter in 14 other cities of Ukraine. 4% are representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora. The largest share falls on IT and telecom (19%), followed by construction, agriculture, finance, and investments.
Half of investors are people aged 40–49, almost a third are under 30. The gender balance is almost equal: 48% women and 52% men.
Club members are provided with early access to new projects, exclusive investment conditions, direct dialogue with the company’s management, as well as joint events, trips, and loyalty programs for resort services.
The resort’s first three hotels — ONDE Active, ONDE Business, and ONDE Chill — are already under construction. They will all be put into operation simultaneously — in the second quarter of 2028.
The All-in access concept allows guests to freely use the services of all three hotels without leaving the complex.
95% of the resort’s rooms have mountain views, and the architecture takes into account the natural terrain and building restrictions. All materials are natural: wood, stone, metal.
According to the company, demand for lots is growing: each new completed object increases confidence in the project, and there are fewer and fewer opportunities to enter in the early stages.
GORO Development is creating an all-season resort of international standard — with a recreation concept that works regardless of the season or weather: skiing, trekking, cycling routes, wellness, peaceful relaxation or a creative retreat.
The project should become an example of how Ukrainian private capital can create a new generation of infrastructure — meaningful, sustainable, and financially efficient.
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