What We Do
HEREL is an investment vehicle that increases the value of real estate properties to provide value to large institutions and individuals. At the core of our existence is making a positive difference in lives, spaces and the economy. Our mission is to create self-sufficient spaces focused on enhancing value. Our efforts and capital provide job opportunities, grow companies and support local economies.
Investing with HEREL guarantees
Sustainable Returns
All investors benefit from steady cashflow generated from operating businesses
Ownership
As an investor, you benefit from part ownership of every property you invest in
Asset Backing
HEREL investments are channeled towards real estate projects making them backed by tangible assets
Capital Appreciation
The value of your asset grows year on year, ensuring increase in your shareholding value
Total Portfolio Size
Highlights
The Beauty of Light and Space: How Natural Lighting and High Ceilings Create a Sense of Elegance
As a potential homeowner, there are a lot of factors that can contribute to a property’s appeal. Some of the most important of these factors are light and space. Natural lighting and high ceilings add a sense of elegance and beauty to any space. Both elements have a significant impact on the overall feel and aesthetic of a property, and in this article, we’ll explore
Prestige at Hampton – Progress Update (April, 2023)
We are steadily moving closer to the completion of our 10 5 bedroom premium villas at Palm Springs Road, behind Nicon Town in Ikate. Each day, we diligently lay brick upon brick, pour cement upon cement, build block by block, and carefully construct these remarkable units of 5 bedrooms. Prestige at Hampton is situated in a family-friendly neighbourhood and is fully serviced and equipped with
HEREL Bringing Ghost Buildings Back to Life (Vol. 1) – The Lagos Manor
Although general residential vacancy rates in Nigerian urban centres are low currently, there seems to be a “ghost building” phenomenon in the highbrow areas- particularly Ikoyi and Victoria Island in Lagos. From conversations, people suggest that these deserted properties exist because of a disconnect between their costs and the value potential buyers or tenants believe is being offered. The history of a city is important
