For Tenants
Domicium
Portfolios

Whatever you run, it is modelled properly

A hostel in Kumasi, a retail parade in Osu and a house let for an owner in London are three different businesses. Domicium treats them that way.

Residential Rentals

Flats and apartments let to individual tenants

Landlords and managers letting self-contained homes.

Single-Family Homes

Detached houses, one tenancy each

Owners of scattered individual houses, often in different areas.

Multi-Unit Blocks

Apartment buildings with many units under one roof

Owners and managers of blocks, compounds and gated schemes.

Mixed-Use Properties

Shops below, flats above — two lease types in one building

Owners of buildings with both commercial and residential space.

Commercial Properties

Offices, retail units and warehouses

Landlords and managers of let commercial space.

Student Housing

Hostels and lettings around KNUST, Legon and UCC

Owners of hostels and rooms let to students.

Serviced & Short-Let

Furnished units let by the night, week or month

Owners of serviced apartments and short-stay units.

Diaspora-Owned Portfolios

Property in Ghana, owner abroad

Managers acting for owners in London, New York or Toronto.

Enterprise Operations

Several companies, many portfolios, one system

Management firms running property for multiple owning entities.

One system underneath all of them

The differences are in the leases, the charges and the reporting. Underneath, every portfolio type posts to the same double-entry ledger, against the same units, with the same record of who did what — one that can be added to but never rewritten.

Which is why a mixed-use building works at all: the shop and the flat above it are different tenancies with different tax treatment, in one property, on one set of books.

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Properties, units, occupancy and monthly rent roll across the whole portfolio.
Properties, units, occupancy and monthly rent roll across the whole portfolio.