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The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by phoenix480(m): 8:35am On Jan 04, 2015
There is some allure with Malls/Shopping Centres that brings the right social etiquette in us, to the extent of dressing up – just to buy a few items. They are also hangout zones due to the range of retail outlets. With a bulging population of about 20 million residents in Lagos, one can only mention a handful of Malls/Shopping Centres like Ikeja City Mall (Ikeja), E-Centre (Yaba), Adeniran Ogunsanya Shopping Mall (Surulere), Silverbird Galleria (Victoria Island) and Palms Mall (Lekki). This excludes several areas like Ikorodu, Maryland, Festac, Egbeda, Ajah where Malls/Shopping Centres are equally needed due to the increasing number of the middle-clas population.

Thankfully, God has answered our prayers (at least for some) as more Malls/Shopping Centres are coming to Lagos. So whether you are a Property Investor or Speculator, Retail store owner (looking for outlets in prime locations) – pay attention to the following upcoming developments whose presence will transform their areas and neighboring areas, driving property prices northwards. Or if you are like me, you are addicted to the large screens of cinemas, be aware of such conveniences coming soon.

Festival Mall - (premises of Golden Tullip Hotel)
Neighboring areas: Festac, Amuwo-Odofin, Okota, Mile 2, Navy Town, Satellite Town
Completion date: June 2014
Cost: N5 billion
Size: 12,727 square meters (10,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 850 car parking spaces
Tenants: Shoprite, Silver-bird cinemas
Developer: UPDC

Maryland Mall - Old Maryland Plaza on Ikorodu Road in the Maryland area of Lagos
Neighboring areas: Mende, Anthony, Ilupeju, Ojota, Ikeja GRA, Oshodi and Gbagada
Completion date: December 2015
Cost: N20 billion
Size: 10,000 square meters (7,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 219 car parking spaces
Tenants: Shoprite, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Genesis Deluxe Cinema
Developers: Purple Capital Partners limited & Network Hotels Limited

Lekki Mall - Intersection of Lekki-Epe Expressway and Springville Road. Ajah (close to Crown Estate)
Neighboring areas: Pan Atlantic University, Lagos Business School, Lakowe Lakes Golf Estate and the proposed Lekki International Airport
Completion date: April 2016
Cost: N14 billion ($83 million)
Size: 22,000 square meter gross leaseable area – biggest mall in Lagos at delivery
Tenants: Shoprite, Game, Adidas, Lifemate, Puma, Swatch, Celio, KFC, Wakaberry, Mr Price, Inglot, Samsung
Developers: Novare Property Development

Royal Gardens Mall - Ajah, by Royal Gardens Estate, directly facing Lekki-Epe expressway
Neighboring areas: Pan Atlantic University, Lagos Business School, Lakowe Lakes Golf Estate
Completion date: 2017
Cost: N29 billion ($170 million)
Size: 64,000 square meters (30,000 square meters letting space)
Developers: RMB Westport and Trojan Estates Limited
This would be the biggest shopping mall in Nigeria

http://www.naijavillas.com/malls-coming-to-lagos/

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Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by wizard007(m): 9:41am On Jan 04, 2015
Dem don complete the festival mall? undecided
Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by pimplucious: 10:02am On Jan 04, 2015
Festival Mall
Cost: N5 billion
Size: 12,727 square meters (10,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 850 car parking spaces

Maryland Mall -
Cost: N20 billion
Size: 10,000 square meters (7,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 219 car parking spaces

Notice how Festival mall in festac is bigger than Maryland Mall but cost lesser?

The aesthetics of festac Mall isn't going to be all that I guess
Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by 100Cents: 4:55pm On Jan 04, 2015
What exactly is the purpose of the thread ?

Are you seeking investors ?
Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by phoenix480(m): 6:11pm On Jan 04, 2015
wizard007:
Dem don complete the festival mall? undecided

It was supposed to be completed late 2014 but it has been postponed to mid 2015.
Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by phoenix480(m): 6:15pm On Jan 04, 2015
pimplucious:
Festival Mall
Cost: N5 billion
Size: 12,727 square meters (10,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 850 car parking spaces

Maryland Mall -
Cost: N20 billion
Size: 10,000 square meters (7,000 square meters letting space)
Parking space: 219 car parking spaces

Notice how Festival mall in festac is bigger than Maryland Mall but cost lesser?

The aesthetics of festac Mall isn't going to be all that I guess

The difference in cost is huge!!! I am not sure if the old Maryland Mall was demolished thereby blowing up costs. We will all visit both malls soon to shop (and compare aesthetics) smiley
Re: The Malls Are Coming … To Lagos by phoenix480(m): 6:23pm On Jan 04, 2015
100Cents:
What exactly is the purpose of the thread ?

Are you seeking investors ?

This thread is for informational purpose. So whether you are a Property Investor or Speculator, Retail store owner (looking for outlets in prime locations), seeking a place to rent with "modern amenities", or like me – wanting more cinemas in Lagos, this post can help people make better decisions.

I think funding for the malls has been sorted already with reputable developers like UAC Property Development Company, RMB Westport, Purple Capital Partners limited etc

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