2a Yinka Bello St, Lekki Phase I, Lagos, Nigeria
Property shareholding means you buy a share of a property instead of paying for the whole building. Many people co-own the same property, and each person earns based on the number of shares they hold.
You can start with any amount that covers at least one share of a listed property. Some shares start as low as ₦50,000–₦250,000 depending on the property.
You earn based on your ownership. Returns may come from: -rental income -short-let income -appreciation when the property value rises -resale of your shares (if allowed by the deal)
Yes. As long as shares are still available for that property, you can buy more anytime and grow your ownership.
Yes. Every co-owner is verified and recorded. Your shares are backed by legally documented agreements, and the breakdown is fully transparent inside your dashboard.
It depends on the property type. Some allow resale after a minimum holding period, while others pay one-time returns. Each listing clearly states whether capital can be withdrawn or not.