Auja Co-Ownership
Invest in villas that are already earning.
Most property investment in Egypt asks you to trust a render and wait four years. We run 9 furnished homes today, with guests in them this week. There are two ways in: own part of a villa, or fund the fit-out of one we lease and take a slice of what it earns.
Illustrative programme. Structure under legal review. Nothing on this page is an offer of securities or a guarantee of return. No usage rights in either track.
Two ways in
Track 1
Own part of a villa
You want to own real estate that is already earning, without running it.
- 1We buy or already own the villa; you take a part of it
- 2Auja furnishes, hosts, prices and maintains it under our standards manual
- 3Operating costs first, then Auja's 20% of profit, then owners are paid by their part
- 4Your part can be sold to another co-owner through us; a sale of the villa is split by ownership
Returns: Rental income plus the villa's appreciation.
Only villas with booking history. You see the actual net revenue, occupancy and nightly rate before you commit.
Track 2
Fund a fit-out
You want a rental income slice with a smaller ticket and no building to buy.
- 1Auja leases a villa from its owner on a long term; you fund its finishing and furnishing, typically EGP 3 to 7 million per villa, alone or in a group
- 2Auja operates it as an Auja Residence; the owner is paid rent, or has waived it in exchange for the fit-out
- 3After operating costs, rent and Auja's 20% of profit, the remaining income is paid to the funders by their slice for the whole term
- 4At the end of the term the furniture and fittings are settled at residual value
Returns: A slice of the villa's net rental income for the term. No appreciation, because nobody buys the building.
This is Auja's own model, opened to investors: the numbers you are shown are our real lease and revenue figures per villa.
What you will be shown before you decide
- Net revenue earned to date, by month, from our own books
- Occupancy and nightly rate, actual, not modelled
- The full cost stack, the rent, and Auja's 20% of profit, line by line
- The villa's lease or purchase basis and what your part or slice buys
- Exit mechanics and what a resale of your part costs
- The legal opinion, once complete