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Caribbean resort owned by Bill Gates being sued for $100M: Report
Owners say the resort has deteriorated despite more than $20 million in fees and seek over $100 million in damages.
- On Tuesday, August 11, 2026, the Four Seasons Resorts Nevis homeowners association filed a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court against Nevis Peak Holdings, seeking over $100 million in damages for alleged long-term neglect.
- Homeowners allege Nevis Peak failed to rebuild the golf pro shop and fitness center destroyed in an October 2022 fire, while violating a 2013 settlement agreement that promised financial transparency and semiannual meetings.
- Residents claim they paid over $20 million in management fees since 2013 and invested $1.4 million of their own money into electrical repairs, while paying $100,000 entry fees and $13,000 annually for the deteriorating resort.
- A spokesperson for Cascade Asset Management, Bill Gates's family office, stated the firm intends to "vigorously defend itself against the claims, which it believes are entirely without merit."
- The lawsuit highlights wealth disparity, as Gates holds a $108 billion net worth while homeowners struggle with secondhand transformers and infrastructure failures that they argue threaten property values and resort enjoyment.
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Bill Gates-Owned Four Seasons Resort Sued For $100 Million By Disgruntled Members
Homeowners at Four Seasons Resort Nevis say the owner let the five-star property fall into disrepair: missing pool ties, trash on golf course and nonfunctioning fitness equipment are some of their complaints.
·Jersey City, United States
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