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SURVEY OF PRICES OF PROPERTIES ON THE ISLAND


Sales price
Rental per annum
Lekki Phase 1 
3 Bedroom flat
N45m – N50m
N2.5m – N3m
4 Bedroom wing of duplex 
N70m – N80m  
N3m – N4m
Agungi
4 Bedroom detached house
N45m – N50m
N2.5m
3 Bedroom flat
N40m     
N1.5m – N1.8m
Chevy view
4 Bedroom terrace house
N42m
N2.5m
3 Bedroom flats 
N35m       
N1.6m
Crown Estate
4 Bedroom detached house 
N30m – N40m 
N1.5m – N2m
Thomas Estate, Ajah
3 Bedroom flat
N25m  
N750k – N800k
Abraham Adesanya
3 Bedroom bungalow 
N12m – N14m
N700k – N1m
2 Bedroom bungalow
N11m – N12m  
N500k – N650k
Northern Foreshore
4 Bedroom bungalow
N39m – N45m  
N2.5m
Victoria Garden City 
3 Bedroom flat 
N30m     
N2m
Prime Water view
3 Bedroom flat 
N32m  
N2.5m
Lekki County Homes
3 Bedroom terrace duplex 
N30m
N1.5m

Comments

  1. barbie fobbs28 May 2013 at 06:20

    This is good. Can we have prices for plots of land, around these areas also?

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    1. Unknown28 May 2013 at 11:22

      Okay Barbie, our team is currently on it; we'll put it up as soon as it is ready.

      With best regards,

      Ken Egedi

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