Neighbourhoods
Average sale price per m², the character of each area and how long it takes to get around. Figures are illustrative.
Lagos
Ikoyi
₦4.8M$3,200 · per m²Lagos's established address: quiet streets, embassies, waterfront and the best restaurants.
2 homes →
Lagos
Victoria Island
₦4.3M$2,900 · per m²Offices, hotels and beach clubs. Walkable by Lagos standards, and busy by day.
1 homes →Lagos
Lekki
₦2.3M$1,500 · per m²The growth corridor: gated estates, new malls and more space for the money.
2 homes →Lagos
Banana Island
₦6.8M$4,500 · per m²A private waterfront island with its own security and some of the city's largest homes.
1 homes →
Lagos
Ikeja GRA
₦1.8M$1,200 · per m²Leafy, well-established and close to the airport and the mainland business district.
1 homes →Lagos
Ajah
₦1.2M$800 · per m²Affordable, fast-growing and full of new estates for first-time buyers.
2 homes →Lagos
Yaba
₦1.5M$1,000 · per m²The mainland's tech hub: universities, start-ups and plenty of rental demand.
2 homes →Lagos
Eko Atlantic
₦5.4M$3,600 · per m²A planned waterfront city: towers, wide roads and its own power and water.
2 homes →
Abuja
Maitama
₦3.3M$2,200 · per m²Abuja's diplomatic district: wide roads, embassies, hotels and large family homes.
2 homes →
Abuja
Asokoro
₦2.9M$1,900 · per m²Quiet, secure and green, with views of Aso Rock and easy access to the city centre.
2 homes →Abuja
Wuse 2
₦2.1M$1,400 · per m²Abuja's busiest district: offices, nightlife and apartments close to everything.
1 homes →Abuja
Gwarinpa
₦1.4M$900 · per m²One of Africa's largest housing estates, with good value for families.
2 homes →