Wrothams Windsor, Select Property Group provide hostels

The partnership, according Wrothams Windsor “is to give giving Nigerian clients unparalleled access to some of the best real estate investments that guarantee clients 7 percent returns for upwards of 5-10 years.” Managing Director of Wrothams Windsor Richard Vedelago spoke last week of the partnership saying, “Wrothams Windsor offers the best real estate investments around […]

The partnership, according Wrothams Windsor “is to give giving Nigerian clients unparalleled access to some of the best real estate investments that guarantee clients 7 percent returns for upwards of 5-10 years.”
Managing Director of Wrothams Windsor Richard Vedelago spoke last week of the partnership saying, “Wrothams Windsor offers the best real estate investments around the world and the Select Property Group brand stands out due to their commitment to focus on the end customers, what they are looking for in their accommodation, that ensures high occupancy levels, making it a credible and high-performing investment.”
According to him, Select Property Group is a global provider of investment brands that deliver exceptional lifestyle experiences for customers.
“It also manages property investments for investors. It develops, sells and then manages its properties, controlling the entire lifecycle of the investment,” Vedelago explained.
He stated, “Select Property Group’s award-winning Vita Student brand is the UK’s only experience-led accommodation provider. Created to meet a niche opportunity within the £200 billion student accommodation market, Vita Student has six residences in Bristol, Exeter, Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and Southampton, with a further three sites under development in Glasgow, Newcastle and York.
 “The accommodation is some of the most stylish in the student market, without compromising on comfort or practicality. However it is Vita Student’s commitment to exceptional service that creates an unmatched living experience.
  “The brand appeals to business executives working on short-term contracts, and the traditional urban tenant, those young professionals who simply want to have the best address in the city.”