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Actual Price- N1,500,000

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Actual Price- N7,000,000

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Grand view Park and Gardens Atan otta

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Actual Price- N1,500,000

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N 525,000

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Emirate Park and Gardens, Atan Ota

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Central park and Gardens Kuje Abuja

Actual price - 2,000,000

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Size - 454sqm

West park and Gardens asejire Ibadan

Actual price -2,000,000

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ADRON HOMES & PROPERTIES LTD...Housing Experts

Plot 27 Oka Akoko street off Lagos street Garki 2 Abuja 

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Nigeria’s real estate sector to record 5.39 per cent growth

Notwithstanding the negative growth recorded in 2016, the real estate sector is expected to grow at an average rate of 5.39 per cent between 2017-2020.

The growth, experts said, would however depend on the supports from private and public investments, agricultural revolution, favourable oil prices, increase in volume of oil production and capable political leadership.

This is the forecast of Real Estate Industry Outlook 2017 presented by Cromwell Professional Services International (PSI), a real estate research and advisory body in Lagos, hinted that the sector will record a flat or modest recovery from the sector’s decline in 2016.

Cromwell revealed that the real estate market was less vigorous in 2015-16 due to the country’s macro-economic and socio- political challenges, which led to suspension of some planned real estate development projects, slow down in growth of rents, inflation of construction materials and labour costs.

The Country leader, Cromwell (PSI), Sola Enitan explained that Nigeria remains a major driver of growth for the real estate industry going by its population currently estimated at over 180 million and with the yearly average growing rate of three per cent.

Other major growth drivers identified include rising urbanisation, growing middle class, increasing investment from local participants that include Pension Funds and Mutual funds; growing number of High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) investing in real estate, and targeted intervention by the Federal Government in the housing finance sector.

Enitan also identified increased Foreign and Domestic Investment (FDI) as another significant driver of growth for the real estate industry expressing hope that in the long term, the industry is expected to experience an increasing entry of foreign investors, increased joint venture arrangements and development of secondary cities in Ibadan, Owerri, Abeokuta, Enugu and Kano.

To him, if the new bills pending in the national assembly like the Infrastructure Development Bill, Engineering Registration Act (Amendment) Bill 2016, Nigeria Industrial Development and Zones Bill 2016, Nigerian Assets Management Agency Establishment and Regulatory Bill 2016 and the HB 521 National Housing Fund Act (Amendment) Bill 2016 are successfully passed into law in 2017, they will impact positively on the real estate industry.

Speaking also on the outlook for the six -geopolitical zones, the organisation’s head of strategy, John-Paul Iwuoha stated that findings from trends across Nigeria revealed a real estate market weakened by socio- economic challenges.

He however noted that some states and regions have remained resilient.

“The Market Analysis for Lagos State shows one of the highest property values in Nigeria and one of the widest variances in value from one location to another within the same state/territory. The effects of the economic recession have affected the prime and luxury segments of the property market. However, overall property values remained robust, especially in the mid-market segments.

“The Federal Capital Territory also has one of the highest property values in Nigeria and one of the widest variances in value from one location to another within the same state/territory.

“The effects of the economic recession have adversely affected property values in the FCT with high vacancy rates, especially in the prime real estate segment. This is especially obvious in the poor year-on-year return for 2016”, he noted.
According to him, market analysis, in the North West, the real estate market prices have stayed relatively flat. Kaduna’s prices continue to suffer from protracted ethno-religious conflicts while in the North East, the instability, destruction and human displacement caused by the Boko Haram conflict has led to a slump in real estate market prices.

Iwuoha stated that in the Southeast property prices will continue to experience steady appreciation buoyed by increasing market participation while market analysis for South-South shows that the real estate market prices will likely continue to experience moderate growth in 2017.

For South-west, property prices in that zone, he said have remained resilient in the face of economic challenges.

Nigeria’s real estate sector to record 5.39 per cent growth

Notwithstanding the negative growth recorded in 2016, the real estate sector is expected to grow at an average rate of 5.39 per cent between 2017-2020.

The growth, experts said, would however depend on the supports from private and public investments, agricultural revolution, favourable oil prices, increase in volume of oil production and capable political leadership.

This is the forecast of Real Estate Industry Outlook 2017 presented by Cromwell Professional Services International (PSI), a real estate research and advisory body in Lagos, hinted that the sector will record a flat or modest recovery from the sector’s decline in 2016.

Cromwell revealed that the real estate market was less vigorous in 2015-16 due to the country’s macro-economic and socio- political challenges, which led to suspension of some planned real estate development projects, slow down in growth of rents, inflation of construction materials and labour costs.

The Country leader, Cromwell (PSI), Sola Enitan explained that Nigeria remains a major driver of growth for the real estate industry going by its population currently estimated at over 180 million and with the yearly average growing rate of three per cent.

Other major growth drivers identified include rising urbanisation, growing middle class, increasing investment from local participants that include Pension Funds and Mutual funds; growing number of High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) investing in real estate, and targeted intervention by the Federal Government in the housing finance sector.

Enitan also identified increased Foreign and Domestic Investment (FDI) as another significant driver of growth for the real estate industry expressing hope that in the long term, the industry is expected to experience an increasing entry of foreign investors, increased joint venture arrangements and development of secondary cities in Ibadan, Owerri, Abeokuta, Enugu and Kano.

To him, if the new bills pending in the national assembly like the Infrastructure Development Bill, Engineering Registration Act (Amendment) Bill 2016, Nigeria Industrial Development and Zones Bill 2016, Nigerian Assets Management Agency Establishment and Regulatory Bill 2016 and the HB 521 National Housing Fund Act (Amendment) Bill 2016 are successfully passed into law in 2017, they will impact positively on the real estate industry.

Speaking also on the outlook for the six -geopolitical zones, the organisation’s head of strategy, John-Paul Iwuoha stated that findings from trends across Nigeria revealed a real estate market weakened by socio- economic challenges.

He however noted that some states and regions have remained resilient.

“The Market Analysis for Lagos State shows one of the highest property values in Nigeria and one of the widest variances in value from one location to another within the same state/territory. The effects of the economic recession have affected the prime and luxury segments of the property market. However, overall property values remained robust, especially in the mid-market segments.

“The Federal Capital Territory also has one of the highest property values in Nigeria and one of the widest variances in value from one location to another within the same state/territory.

“The effects of the economic recession have adversely affected property values in the FCT with high vacancy rates, especially in the prime real estate segment. This is especially obvious in the poor year-on-year return for 2016”, he noted.
According to him, market analysis, in the North West, the real estate market prices have stayed relatively flat. Kaduna’s prices continue to suffer from protracted ethno-religious conflicts while in the North East, the instability, destruction and human displacement caused by the Boko Haram conflict has led to a slump in real estate market prices.

Iwuoha stated that in the Southeast property prices will continue to experience steady appreciation buoyed by increasing market participation while market analysis for South-South shows that the real estate market prices will likely continue to experience moderate growth in 2017.

For South-west, property prices in that zone, he said have remained resilient in the face of economic challenges.

Governor Ambode to pump $60m into Lekki Free Zone project

Lagos State governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, yesterday, said about $60million would be pumped into the ongoing development of the Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) within the next six months.

The governor, who spoke when he met with stakeholders at the Zone, assured that he remains committed to addressing the challenges and ensuring the project is actualised.

“I want to assure that our financial commitment to LFTZ will be improved in 2017, that is, we will accelerate to quickly clear our outstanding counterpart funding for the Zone.

“In essence, we expect that in the next six month, we should be having an investment of over $60 million. I believe that when we invest our share of the fund and China Africa Lekki Investment Limited (CALIL) does, it will bring a major development for the Zone,” he said.

The governor said that putting the fund at the Zone at a time when Nigeria was gradually easing its way out of recession would not only improve infrastructure and boost development, but will also help attract more investors to the Zone.

He said over $6billion has been invested in the LFTZ in the last few years, with Dangote Group providing a lion share of about $4billion.

Ambode said: “Over $6 billion has been invested in the Zone in the last few years with Dangote share in the lump sum at $4 billion and we have a land space of over 16,000 hectares of which, just a portion of it is activated.

“We are all aware of the investments by Dangote Group and the China Africa Lekki Investment Limited (CALIL), had done as it concerns the partnership they signed with the Lagos State Government. And this partnership made the company own 60 percent while Lagos owns 40 percent.”

Ambode also assured that work would commence on the Lekki Deep Sea Port next month, saying that it was also a critical infrastructure that would attract more investors into the Zone and ensure return on investment.

“With the ongoing construction of the seaport, airport and others, it is obvious that a single road isn’t sufficient for the Zone.

“It is now clear that we have to dualise the Lekki-Eleko Road beyond the Zone in order to withstand the influx of vehicle that will be making use of the road to access the Zone. With this, we will be able to sustain the investments in the area,” the governor said.

He expressed optimism that with the Lekki Deep Sea Port, Dangote Refinery and Lekki Airport coming on board, the Lagos East axis would witness massive economic 

Our Rehoboth Park & Gardens is located at Ibeju-Lekki after eleko junction few minutes from La Campagne. It falls under the Mawejo village excision and shares a boundary with Igbogun village excision. The estate is a 10 minutes drive from the prestigious Lekki Free Trade Zone.

Estates and other Landmarks within the neigbourhood include Amen Estate, Federal Government Teacher’s Estate, Lagos State Golf Course, Free Trade Zone, Cargo Port Construction, Seaport Construction, La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort and Island International Airport.

With As low as N5,000 daily (Mon-Fri) or N100,000 monthly for 60 months

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15,Otunubi Street by Haruna Bus Stop College road ogba lagos
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Plot 27 Oko Akoko Street Off Lagos Street Garki 2 Abuja.
15,Otunubi Street by Haruna Bus Stop College Road Ogba, Lagos.
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