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The resort, the biggest in Dubai, has 1, rooms. That's why they're discounting and packaging. Kerzner sells flagship Atlantis in Bahamas Kerzner International is handing over ownership of its flagship Atlantis resort in the Bahamas as part of an ongoing effort to manage a huge debt pile. Rebecca bundhun.

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Martin, and the British Virgin Islands with maximum sustained winds of mph. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel. As of Tuesday, February 4, Atlantis will not be sold "at this time", it was revealed last night, with its owner instead deciding to unleash a "significant" three-year investment strategy despite receiving multiple offers.

An Atlantis spokesperson, effectively speaking on behalf of Brookfield Asset Management, told Tribune Business it was now focused on major renovations to the Paradise Island property that would include new restaurants and nightlife venues. The statement confirms information reaching Tribune Business from multiple sources that the Atlantis sales process, initiated last year, had come to an end with no preferred bidder or buyer selected, and no suitors left in negotiations with Brookfield Asset Management.

Brookfield and Atlantis made no mention of how much will be invested to upgrade and refresh the Atlantis product over the next three years, but the statement indicates that the former will now continue into its eighth year of owning the Paradise Island resort property.

No explanation or reason was given for why all bids were rejected. Nor were the identities of those behind the offers revealed, although former prime minister Perry Christie last year said he was representing one of the interested parties. Mr Ruffin has never hidden his interest in, or admiration of, Atlantis. Normally a property like this will sell for seven to seven-and-a-half times earnings.

This property is showing its age and is in desperate need of much more than the patch-up band-aid type maintenance work done under Brookfield Asset Management's ownership over the past 8 years.



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