The entry price equals construction cost. Every expense is backed by invoices and receipts.

That means there’s nothing to earn before the property opens. The markup that usually goes to a developer on the day of sale simply isn’t there.

The company earns alongside the investor, and later than them: GRC keeps at least 30% of the project company, earning from the same operating profit as every other co-owner.

Add up all three decisions — boutique format, a rare location, entry at cost — and the investor ends up with a stake in a running business, priced like construction.