Professionally managed shortlet apartments delivering predictable annual returns for 3 years — with your full capital returned at exit.
A Testimonial
Mr. Tunji Badmus is an Engineer in one of the multi-national companies in Lagos. He joined as an investor 2 years ago to help sort out bills for his family abroad. Click the play button to hear his story.
You invest. We acquire, furnish, operate, and pay you.
Once accepted, you reserve one of the limited 5 shortlet units per location (Lagos, Ibadan, or Kigali). Each slot represents one professionally managed luxury apartment allocated to your investment. No crowds. No over-subscription. Every unit is pre-planned.
Castle Cluster handles everything required to make the apartment income-ready:
- Luxury furnishing & interior setup
- Professional photography & listing
Setup on Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia & direct channels.
This is where the real work happens
Our team handles:
- Guest sourcing & bookings
- Pricing optimization (nightly rate adjustments)
- Check-ins, housekeeping & maintenance
- Customer support & issue resolution
- Ongoing marketing & visibility
You are completely hands-off.
Each apartment is positioned to earn from short-term & high-value bookings.
How the money is made (not hype):
- Average nightly rate: ₦120,000 – ₦180,000 (location-dependent)
- Monthly gross revenue per unit: ₦1.8M – ₦3.6M
From this income:
Operating costs are covered, Management is handled, Your 30% annual ROI is paid from real cash flow
You receive structured payouts from the income generated by your allocated unit.
- Annual ROI: Up to 30%
- Duration: 3 years
- Capital: Returned in full at the end of the term
You don’t chase returns.
You don’t reinvest manually.
You don’t negotiate exits.
At the end of the investment term, you choose:
- Full capital return, or
- Reallocation into new shortlet units (subject to availability)
Simple. Clean. Contractual.
A Testimonial
Mr. Emmanuel Adedeji is a manager in one of the companies in Lagos. He joined as an investor 2 and half years ago when a franchise was just 15 million Naira. Click the play button to hear his story.
This opportunity is backed by daily-paying hospitality income, not speculation or circular payouts.
Every return paid to franchise partners comes from verifiable shortlet revenue generated by each apartment — not from new investors, loans, or future projections.
Each shortlet apartment earns money nightly from guests booking on platforms like Airbnb, Booking.com, and direct corporate reservations.
- Guests pay before check-in
- Revenue is recorded per stay
- Payouts come from completed reservations
There are no assumptions. No “expected growth.” Just paid nights.
Every franchise apartment is:
- Independently set up
- Independently revenue-generating
- Independently tracked
Your returns are not dependent on:
- How many new investors come in
- How many future units are launched
- Whether the company raises more capital
If one unit is fully booked, it pays. Simple.
Returns are:
- Fixed
- Time-bound
- Paid out (not rolled forward)
- Not reinvested without your consent
You receive cash payouts — not account balances, dashboards, or “growth figures.”
This is a hospitality operations business, not a financial scheme.
The formula is straightforward:
Rent apartment → Furnish → List → Book guests → Earn nightly income → Pay investors → Repeat
If bookings stop, revenue stops.
That’s exactly how real businesses work.
We deliberately cap this offer to:
- 5 shortlets per location
- Lagos, Ibadan, and Kigali only
- A defined investment window ending in February
Unlimited scaling is where things usually break.
Controlled growth is how businesses survive.
This is not open-ended.
- 3-year operating cycle
- Annual returns paid during the term
- Capital returned at the end of Year 3
There’s no pressure to “upgrade,” “roll over,” or “reinvest” to get paid.
Kigali is not just another city — it’s one of Africa’s fastest-emerging tourism, business, and hospitality hubs, and that creates a powerful backdrop for shortlet income generation.
Rwanda’s travel and tourism sector has recently hit record levels of economic impact, contributing nearly Fr1.9 trillion to the economy and supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs — with continued growth expected in the years ahead. This is backed by global tourism bodies and reflects strong visitor spend and climbing international arrivals.
Rwanda welcomed over 1.4 million visitors in recent years, generating more than $620 million in tourism revenue — including leisure, wildlife safaris, cultural trips, and business travel. This steady influx fuels consistent demand for quality short-term accommodation, especially in Kigali, the gateway city for most arrivals.
Kigali is rapidly becoming a key hub for international meetings, conferences, and corporate events. The Kigali Convention Centre regularly hosts global gatherings, attracting professionals and delegates who choose shortlets over conventional hotels for space and comfort. Because business travel tends to be year-round and less seasonal than leisure tourism, this adds a stable demand layer for shortlet stays.
The city hosts a growing community of expatriates, diplomats, NGO workers, and project teams — groups that often need quality, flexible stays instead of long-term leases. These visitors value convenience, privacy, and fully furnished units — exactly what professionally managed shortlets deliver.
Kigali continues to attract investment in world-class infrastructure — expanding airports, modern roads, and hospitality developments — all of which enhance connectivity and tourism appeal. Increasing air routes and scheduled flights make it easier for tourists and business travelers to reach Kigali year-round, feeding consistent bookings.
Rwanda’s governance, safety, and efficient regulation have made it one of Africa’s most investor-friendly markets, with hospitality included as a strategic growth sector. Hospitality giants like Marriott and Radisson Blu have already established luxury properties in Kigali, signaling confidence in long-term tourism and business travel growth.
Returns are paid from actual shortlet revenue, not projections.
Each apartment earns from short-term, high-value bookings.
With conservative pricing and occupancy, every unit generates sufficient monthly cash flow to comfortably cover operations and investor payouts.
This is a cash-flow business, not a speculative play.
Yes!
What we offer is a structured, conservative model built on existing demand, professional management, and real assets. Returns are contractual, backed by operating apartments — not market appreciation or future assumptions.
Returns are modeled on conservative occupancy, not peak demand.
Firstly, we have more apartments in prime locations than ones available for franchise investment. This means that we generate more than enough money to take care of the any low season.
We operate across multiple booking platforms, use dynamic pricing, and adjust strategy to maintain cash flow. The model is designed to remain viable even during slower periods.
No.
Castle Cluster handles:
Property setup and furnishing
Listings and marketing
Guest management
Cleaning and maintenance
Pricing and reporting
You are completely hands-off.
No.
You are investing in a managed shortlet operation, not purchasing individual property title. This allows for faster deployment, professional control, and predictable income without ownership responsibilities.
ROI is paid Bi-annually or annually.
Payments are made according to the agreed schedule in your contract.
Capital is deployed into insured, income-producing apartments.
While no investment is risk-free, this structure reduces exposure by tying returns to real operations and short-term demand rather than long-term speculation.
At the end of the investment term:
You receive your full capital back, or
You may choose to reallocate into new shortlet units (subject to availability).
The exit process is clearly defined in the agreement.
Yes.
We encourage legal review before commitment. All terms, payouts, timelines, and obligations are documented transparently.
Shortlets perform best when operations are controlled, not overstretched.
We cap availability to:
Protect occupancy
Maintain service quality
Ensure consistent returns
Scarcity here is operational, not marketing.
Apartment allocation, furnishing, and operational planning are done in cycles.
Once the current cycle is filled, we close intake to focus on execution. We do not keep slots open indefinitely.
This is for investors who:
Understand income-producing assets
Prefer predictable cash flow
Want exposure without daily involvement
It is not designed for speculative or short-term trading behavior.
Your application is reviewed for slot availability.
If approved, you receive:
Full investment breakdown
Agreement documentation
Next steps for onboarding
Slots are confirmed only after allocation is complete.
Yes — subject to availability.
Once a city’s 5 slots are filled, that location is closed.
Owning your own shortlet means:
Full operational responsibility
Higher setup risk
Time involvement
This structure gives you:
Professional management
Shared infrastructure
Predictable income
No daily involvement
For 2026, January to February will be the only investment window available.
We are setting up extra 15 units of shortlet apartment in Kigali, Lagos and Ibadan.