Their are lots of estates in the FCT but these are the most expensive ones. But are they the best?


PEGGY’S POINTE
Peggy’s Pointe located along Aguiyi Ironsi Street, adjacent Maitama General Hospital, has been identified as the most expensive estate in Abuja.
The occupants pay rent in dollars, as the owners of the estate do not accept payments in our local currency. The rent per annum for a three-bedroom flat in the estate is between $70, 000 and $100, 000.
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THE ANCESTORS COURT
The Ancestors Court is another estate worth mention. Located in the highbrow Maitama area of the FCT, the street from the gate into the estate is lined on both sides by golden palm trees and flowers. The environment is serene and very homely. Rent and property sales transactions are also done in foreign currency here. For instance, rent for a three-bedroom flat is US$55, 000 per annum. Residents also pay a service fee of N2million for the facilities and services that give this estate an edge over others in terms of grandeur and luxury.
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BANK OF INDUSTRY ESTATE
Bank of Industry Estate is located in Asokoro, another plush area in the FCT. There, accommodation is as high as what is obtainable in Maitama and Wuse 2. A house with closed circuit television (CCTV), generator and other attractive amenities goes for as much as $50, 000 to $65, 000 per annum. The area is mostly occupied by expatriates and high net worth Nigerian professionals.

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CROWN COURT ESTATE
Crown Court Estate is situated behind Gilmore Building, off Shehu Musa Yar’adua Expressway, Utako, a little distance from the VIO Office and the Federal Ministry of Environment.
The apartments are valued at N55 million and costs N5 million to rent, while the duplexes are valued at N78 million each.
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Source: http://..com/2013/11/abujas-most-expensive-estates.html

Most expensive in an already expensive city.

If the federal govt don't want Nigerians to live in Abuja, they should let us know in time, the National Conference is about to begin.

HOW MUCH IS ONE ROMM SELF CONTAIN? FOR THERE?

That's where the thieving politicians/contractors/public servants have cocooned themselves from the retribution of the masses that they've sold down the river!

Go there and say you want to start trouble, and then see how fast they despatch you to your maker!

When my village provides all I need, wetin I go dey find there sef??

With $50,000, you can build a 5 bedroom duplex to your taste along the waterside and live a good life. Or still build a 2 storey buiding comprising of 6 Flats of 3 bedroom and rent at $1000-$2000. Under 5 years, you would have recovered the cost.

Slizbeat: When my village provides all I need, wetin I go dey find there sef??

With $50,000, you can build a 5 bedroom duplex to your taste along the waterside and live a good life. Or still build a 2 storey buiding comprising of 6 Flats of 3 bedroom and rent at $1000-$2000. Under 5 years, you would have recovered the cost.

my friend you can´t build 6 flat in nigeria with $50,000.no were in nigeria.just the cost of land , engineer, rod and cement.to build 6 flat in nigeria is more expensive than some advance countries,because of our leaders

ifebosco: my friend you can´t build 6 flat in nigeria with $50,000.no were in nigeria.just the cost of land , engineer, rod and cement.to build 6 flat in nigeria is more expensive than some advance countries,because of our leaders

You can get a land at $5000 while the remaining goes for the building except you bought such land at Lagos, Abuja or PH where they sell at $20,000-$40,000.

Maybe for those with too much money, lols.

No offence,those places are not even fine esp compared to the prices. Is this the best Nigeria could come up with the price they quote.smh
Estates with no electricity or good road network. See as the road tight sef.mtcheew
So those polithiefcians cannot even develop Abuja where they share money everyday.
God knows I opened this thread with very high expectation

Ehhhh Did I just read N5million as RENT? Lord God, have mercy on my soul!!!

citizenY: HOW MUCH IS ONE ROMM SELF CONTAIN? FOR THERE?

I thought paying services or asking to be paid in $ was forbidden

IGBO-SON:
That's where the thieving politicians/contractors/public servants have cocooned themselves from the retribution of the masses that they've sold down the river!

Go there and say you want to start trouble, and then see how fast they despatch you to your maker!

igbotic point of view

All this one na small money for the likes of ODUAH, BANKOLE, HELL RUFAI and co.


Money wey reach me build 4 bedroom bungalow for IFO.

Make dem no worry, me sef get plans to chop that cake.

A hardworking Nigerian CANT AFFORD THIS.

kilode?? Omo,its either u a drug baron,politician,or most likely a fraudster.

My village is more beautiful than anywhere else. I enjoy myself better with my people.

But come o, I dey mad ni? Why would I pay 75,000 dollars for an apartment for 365 days when I can use same to build a house that can last me for my life time and my generations go still enjoy am? With 75k, I will have all the amenities needed to make life comfortable and much more. Chai!

I see abuja housing market about to crash. So many expensive houses in a city dangling from a thread. Most of these houses n estates are owned by civil servants n if every civil servant own a house n estates who will live in whose? Most of the houses and estates are empty cos it cost so much. Most people speculate dat abuja will be like lagos but its not possible majority of Lagos residence are into d private sector n Lagos is an industrious city, so the housing market will always be strong, Abuja is made up of 80% civil servant 10% are private but rely on d government to do business n the other 10% are purely private. Within d 80%, 10% own most of the expensive house in the city centre 20% own most of the houses in d suburb the other 70% rent houses from d suburb. For the other 20% in d private sector they rather buy houses @ d suburb. So then who leaves in these expensive houses in a city dangling from a thread?.

This is just madness at its highest,but how will they nigeria govt allow such transaction with foreign currency in Nigeria?thats to show they do not know what is obtainable in govt

Estates like these are strictly for NDI NWELU OBI EJI ERI EGO

Una dey use dis expensive dis and dat do wetin sef?


vanity upon vanity, all is vanity!

sanniemoe: A hardworking Nigerian CANT AFFORD THIS.

kilode?? Omo,its either u a drug baron,politician,or most likely a fraudster.

With minimum wage, u can afford here in like 6 gazillion years

i stay in sunnyvale estate n itz quite expensive too!!! OP u ddnt mention Efab estate

Is that the London UK red phone booth up there?

Let's see the pictures of the houses. We've seen pictures of naija paupers in shanty homes and it's only right that we see pictures of the naija fake bigmen.

However, the darn road looks messed up and dusty for "Abuja's most expensive estates."

Also, that dead city with ultra-dull architecture, Abuja, needs some life in there.

Slizbeat:

You can get a land at $5000 while the remaining goes for the building except you bought such land at Lagos, Abuja or PH where they sell at $20,000-$40,000.

Brother, $50,000 can not build a standard 3 bedroom bungalow even even excluding the cost of land.

Mujah1deen: I thought paying services or asking to be paid in $ was forbidden

Guess dey haven't gotten d memo yet

@OP

What makes these estates "The Best" as you stated? So maybe they're the "Most expensive", but how do you define "The Best"?

The worst part is, the estates are not even worth the price tags attached to them.

citizenY: HOW MUCH IS ONE ROMM SELF CONTAIN? FOR THERE?

YOU CAN'T GET THAT UNLESS SOM1 DECIDED TO KEEP U IN HIS KITCHEN WHILE U BEG HIM WITH 1.7M PER ANUM

nwabobo: Brother, $50,000 can not build a standard 3 bedroom bungalow even even excluding the cost of land.

$50,000 = N7,925,000.00
It will build a STANDARD bungalow....what are you talking about?