Frequently asked question
Citisquare Africa uniquely integrates wellness programs with financial inclusion opportunities to create a holistic approach to well-being. We understand that true wellness encompasses both physical/mental health and financial security. Through "The Colours of Well-being" initiative and our fractional property ownership platform, we provide access to wellness experiences (meditation, yoga, stress management) while simultaneously creating pathways to financial empowerment through co-ownership of real estate, tourism, and agricultural projects. This integrated approach helps our clients achieve balanced growth in all aspects of their lives.
Our fractional ownership model democratizes access to real estate investments by breaking down property values into affordable units called "real estate notes." Here's how it works:
- Citisquare identifies and rigorously vets high-potential real estate projects
- Our independent trustee (ARM) secures all legal documentation and title management
- Property value is segmented into smaller, affordable investment units
- Investors can purchase one or multiple units based on their budget
- Co-owners receive returns proportional to their investment (rental income or sale proceeds)
This model lowers entry barriers, diversifies investment risk, and creates accessible wealth-building opportunities that were previously available only to high-net-worth individuals.
Sustainability is core to our business model. We actively advance several UN Sustainable Development Goals through:
- Economic Empowerment:Â Our fractional investment platform creates jobs, builds financial literacy, and enables wealth creation for underserved communities
- Environmental Sustainability:Â We implement eco-friendly practices in all real estate developments and promote sustainable tourism initiatives
- Health & Well-being:Â Our wellness programs directly address SDG 3 by tackling workplace burnout and mental health challenges
- Gender Equality:Â We emphasize supporting women professionals who are disproportionately affected by workplace burnout
- Partnerships for Development:Â We collaborate with governments, development organizations, and wellness experts to maximize positive impacts across Africa
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