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Firm boosts access to rentals with 1677 Mayfair Apartments

By Ijeoma Thomas-Odia
06 September 2021   |   4:14 am
As part of efforts to boost access to homes, a real estate firm, Shortlethomes has introduced 1, 677 Mayfair apartments, to its growing base of rental offerings.

Keji Giwa

As part of efforts to boost access to homes, a real estate firm, Shortlethomes has introduced 1, 677 Mayfair apartments, to its growing base of rental offerings. Located in Victoria Island, Lagos, the apartments offer quality serviced and fully furnished luxury accommodations with premium facilities for families, businesses, corporate groups and others.

Speaking on the scheme, the founder/Chief Executive Officer, Digital Landlords Nigeria Limited, Mr. Keji Giwa, said the facility is primed to be the choice destination for travellers and visitors who desire luxury away from home.

“The Mayfair Apartments is no different from living in central London’s rated 5-star apartments, offering proximity to the best restaurants Lagos Island has to offer. The Apartments was built on a strong foundation inspired by the 1980’s colonial architectural design for expatriates and now redesigned to meet the needs of today’s modern finishing for Nigerians at home and in the diaspora. Each apartment, which includes 2 penthouses, and eight 3-bedroom flats, are named after prime locations in central London. This was done to make occupants feel like living in central London,” he added.

Mr. Giwa further said: “Travellers and Lagos residents yearn for luxury, convenience, comfort and an experience of a lifetime. For us, we take this seriously with our short-let offerings ensuring we provide the best of quality services, adequate security, and luxury that is obtainable anywhere in the world.” According to a report by Market Watch, the short-term rentals market has grown significantly during the last few years, and it is expected to grow at a rapid pace in the next five years with the occupancy rate projected to hit 70 per cent by the end of 2021.

Giwa said: “Nigeria is experiencing a real estate boom driven by high yield rental income from short let opportunities. This is a huge opportunity for the hospitality industry to provide access to quality apartments for short-let rentals. The prospect of this continued expansion is a timely warning to hotels offering rooms at the same rates consumers can get a whole apartment and, in some cases, much lower.”

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