Invest with Dimple Tower
Own a piece of Lagos's hospitality boom.
A structured fractional ownership model in professionally-managed hotel apartment assets — entry from ₦10,000,000.
Why Hotel Apartments
The case for the asset class.
- Daily rates and occupancy in core Lagos short-let corridors meaningfully outperform long-let rentals.
- Demand is structural: business travel, diaspora visits, weekend tourism, expat stays.
- Professional management converts a property into a productive asset, not a part-time job.
- Returns accrue in two channels — rental income and capital appreciation.
Why Dimple Tower
The case for our team.
- Operating track record: Dimple 44 is a live, occupied hotel apartment complex in Ojo.
- Vertically integrated — we develop, finish, and operate every property in-house.
- Flagship development on Freedom Way, Lekki Phase 1: one of Lagos's highest-demand short-let postcodes.
- Investor-aligned: our team owns alongside fractional owners in every project.
Fractional Ownership
How it works
- 01
Choose your entry
Minimum entry from ₦10,000,000 (≈ $6–7K USD / £5–6K GBP). Tranches available in larger increments.
- 02
Earn from the rental pool
Pooled rental income from the property is distributed to fractional owners on a defined schedule, in proportion to their share.
- 03
Benefit from capital appreciation
As the underlying property appreciates, so does the value of your fractional position.
- 04
Exit cleanly
Exit via resale of your fractional share. Dimple Tower retains the first right of refusal to keep the cap table clean.
Entry from
₦10,000,000
≈ $6–7K USD / £5–6K GBP at current rates
Larger tranches available. Returns are paid from the project's pooled rental income on a defined cadence; capital appreciation accrues in line with the underlying property.
Open allocations
Dimple Residences
Freedom Way, Lekki Phase 1
Why Nigeria — for global investors
For diaspora and international investors.
- Lagos is Africa's largest urban economy and a structural tourism, business, and diaspora destination.
- Hard-currency yields on dollar-priced short-let stays buffer against local currency exposure.
- Property rights in core Lagos (Lekki Phase 1, Ikoyi, Victoria Island) are well-established and titled.
- Diaspora investors are increasingly underweight on Nigerian real assets — this is a structural entry window.
Risk management & structure
How we protect investor capital.
- Each project is held in a dedicated investment vehicle — your exposure is to the property, not the wider group.
- Independent rental management governance, with reporting cadence and audited income statements.
- Maintenance, occupancy, and capex provisions are funded out of the operating pool — not topped up from investor capital.
- Insurance and security cover are in place at the property level on day one.
FAQ
Fractional ownership in Lagos hotel apartments — explained.
Common questions from local and diaspora investors about the structure, returns, and exits of our fractional ownership model.
What is fractional ownership in Dimple Tower hotel apartments?
Fractional ownership lets you invest in a share of a managed hotel apartment property without buying the whole asset outright. You earn a proportional share of the rental income generated by the property — paid out from a pooled rental pool — plus capital appreciation on the underlying real estate as it grows in value over time.
What is the minimum investment to participate?
Entry starts at ₦10,000,000 (approximately $6,000–$7,000 USD or £5,000–£6,000 GBP at current rates). Larger tranches are available for investors who want a bigger share of a project. Our flagship Dimple Residences in Lekki Phase 1 is the current open allocation.
How are returns paid to fractional owners?
Rental income from the hotel apartment property is collected into a pooled rental fund and distributed to fractional owners on a defined cadence, in proportion to each owner’s share. Capital appreciation accrues on your fractional position as the underlying property value grows.
Can foreign investors and the Nigerian diaspora invest with Dimple Tower?
Yes. Our fractional ownership structure is designed for diaspora Nigerians, foreign investors, and institutional capital looking for hard-currency-friendly exposure to Lagos hospitality real estate. We can walk international investors through the documentation, FX, and tax considerations.
How do I exit my fractional ownership position?
Exit is via resale of your fractional share. Dimple Tower retains a first right of refusal on any resale to keep the cap table clean and protect remaining investors. We provide a structured introduction process for buyers when an exit is requested.
How is investor capital protected?
Each project is held in a dedicated investment vehicle, so your exposure is to the specific property — not the wider Dimple group. Maintenance, insurance, occupancy provisioning, and capex reserves are funded out of the operating pool, not topped up from investor capital. Independent governance and audited income statements are part of the structure.
Why invest in Lagos hotel apartments specifically?
Lagos is Africa’s largest urban economy and a structural draw for business travel, diaspora visits, expat stays, and weekend tourism. Daily rates and occupancy on short-lets in core Lagos corridors meaningfully outperform long-let rentals — and demand keeps growing. Hotel apartments capture that demand with professional management on day one.
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Have a conversation with us about scale, timing, and structure. We'll walk you through current allocations and what's open.