The Real Risks of Building a Home Without Proper Documentation Buying land in Abuja is one of the most common financial decisions middle-class Nigerians make. Yet, a large percentage of these purchases involve local land—plots sold by families, indigenes, or area councils, often without proper documentation. Despite the risks of demolition, revocation, and disputes, people still buy.This article...
Many people wait until an area is fully developed before buying land. They want good roads, schools, and light before they make a move. But here’s the truth, by the time all that comes, the price has already gone up. Those who buy land before development starts are the real winners. They pay less, take advantage of early growth, and watch their land multiply in value without lifting a finger. In...
Kyami, also known as Lugbe District 1, is one of Abuja’s fastest-rising real estate zones. It sits along the Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway (Airport Road) and shares easy access to Lugbe, Gousa, Sauka, Wukara, Idu, and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport. Its location makes it ideal for both residential and commercial development. Surrounded by major transport hubs and planned infrastructure,...
Introduction Buying land in Abuja offers one of the most promising real estate opportunities in Nigeria, but the process requires careful planning. With the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) rapidly developing, areas such as Gwagwalada, Kuje, Lugbe, Giri, Kyami, Jahi, Kubwa, Nyanya, Karu, Karshi, Idu, Karsana, Kwali, Abaji, and AMAC have seen increased demand for residential, commercial, and investment...
Are you confused about how plots and land measurements in Nigeria? You are not alone. Whether you are a first-time buyer in Lekki, a commercial investor in Abuja, or a student studying surveying, the question "How many plots make an acre?" is the most searched real estate question in Nigeria today. The problem? Land sizes are not standardized. A "plot" in Lagos is different from a "plot" in...
If you have ever tried buying land in Nigeria, you may have heard terms like “half plot,” “full plot,” “acre,” or “hectare.” For many buyers, these words cause confusion. Sellers often take advantage of this lack of knowledge, leaving buyers with less land than they expected. Understanding land sizes is not just for realtors or surveyors—it is something every land buyer or investor in...
The Hidden Goldmine in Abuja Real Estate Abuja is expanding at a pace that shocks even long-term residents. Every month, new estates rise, new roads open, and new communities spring up. Yet, the smartest investors are not just buying anywhere—they’re targeting neighborhoods positioned to explode in value within the next few years. The truth is, the land you buy today could double—or even...
Why Real Estate Scams Are So Rampant in Nigeria Nigeria’s real estate market is booming, especially in cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. But where there’s opportunity, there are also fraudsters waiting to exploit innocent buyers. From fake land documents to Omonile harassment, thousands of Nigerians at home and abroad lose billions of naira yearly to real estate scams. If you’re...
For many Nigerians in the diaspora, the dream of owning land back home is alive — but the thought of handling farmland from thousands of miles away often feels impossible. The risk of fraud, lack of trusted supervision, and the stress of managing operations remotely can make it seem like more trouble than it’s worth. But what if you could own farmland in Nigeria, have it professionally managed, and...
When it comes to property investment, there’s one golden rule that separates average investors from those who build lasting wealth:Location is not just important — it’s everything. In Abuja’s dynamic and rapidly expanding real estate market, the value of location cannot be overstated. You could buy two properties on the same day, spend the same amount of money, and yet, five years later, one could...
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