Members own apartments.
Real condominium apartments in Kampala, with real titles. Some members own whole units. Some own together, starting smaller and growing from inside.
Real condominium apartments in Kampala, with real titles. Some members own whole units. Some own together, starting smaller and growing from inside.
Vestafi finds the tenants, maintains the units, and collects. Every month, rent lands in member accounts. On record, month after month.
When a member wants out of a unit, they sell to fellow members. No agents. No listings. The society is the market.
Outside, selling takes months. Agents. Listings. Strangers who never call back. Inside Vestafi, members buy from members. When you want out of a unit, you list it to people whose money is already inside.
The society is the market.
Transfer details are visible to members only.
The room is not cheap company. Founders. Doctors. Engineers in Canada and UAE. People who could have bought alone, and chose to own inside instead. Yet some members entered with less than you would guess. Because Vestafi does not admit money.
It admits people.
The room, in numbers
Becoming a member
We do not rush anyone through a checkout. You meet the room first, and the apartment second.
Tell us who you are. A human reads it — membership is by invitation, not sign-up.
Come to a Thursday call. Meet the members before you commit a shilling.
Walk the apartment with members, then take your place among its owners.