peterphd:


Experts, help o..

oyb:


yes. enter find my device on a friends google playstore

spyder880:


This post mirrors what is happening in the south east and south south, I tthink it's a lack of lands and a ballooning population that is driving this culture of building upwards since the early 80s. In most urban cities like Onitsha, PH, Enugu, Aba, Owerri and Asaba, houses are rising higher than 4 floors.

An old neighbourhood in Onitsha.

spyder880:


Thanks for bringing this up, I marketed my lands aggressively, and the first one was sold out in less than 6 months when I didn't do any radio/TV adverts or print fliers. I stopped a lot of people from paying and even returned money to some people who couldn't complete their payment at the agreed time. The second estate moved fast too, but I chose to reserve a lot of plots for future development. The lands were cheap, but not is an already well developed zone.

My main problem is with speedy development of the area. Attracting plot owners to build will need infrastructure and the cost is staggering. So I decided to change tactics, I even tried selling a good house of mine to speed up development in the estates so people can build immediately. Now the road to the area is being constructed by the state government. So I wait a little.

But my next estate must be in a well developed area where we can move and start building immediately, but can people buy in this tough economy? Not many people can afford plots for upwards of N5 million in Nigeria of today. I also have plans to start single building development for sale very soon.

EgunMogaji:


I’ve heard that these are not your full prices.

Why do you omit the full prices that include surveys, etc

This is borderline false advertisement.

GENIUS18:
The idea of constructing a generator house and the gatehouse together is getting me worried. The plan is to have the gen-house down, and the securityman house up.(i.e. a small storey structure).
But my only concern is the effect of generator vibrations over a long period on the entire structure. Won't there be a compromise of the structure?. Please, structural engineers should help me out.

GENIUS18:
The idea of constructing a generator house and the gatehouse together is getting me worried. The plan is to have the gen-house down, and the securityman house up.(i.e. a small storey structure).
But my only concern is the effect of generator vibrations over a long period on the entire structure. Won't there be a compromise of the structure?. Please, structural engineers should help me out.

spyder880:


Thanks for bringing this up, I marketed my lands aggressively, and the first one was sold out in less than 6 months when I didn't do any radio/TV adverts or print fliers. I stopped a lot of people from paying and even returned money to some people who couldn't complete their payment at the agreed time. The second estate moved fast too, but I chose to reserve a lot of plots for future development. The lands were cheap, but not is an already well developed zone.

My main problem is with speedy development of the area. Attracting plot owners to build will need infrastructure and the cost is staggering. So I decided to change tactics, I even tried selling a good house of mine to speed up development in the estates so people can build immediately. Now the road to the area is being constructed by the state government. So I wait a little.

But my next estate must be in a well developed area where we can move and start building immediately, but can people buy in this tough economy? Not many people can afford plots for upwards of N5 million in Nigeria of today. I also have plans to start single building development for sale very soon.

Chekitaut:
March will be like Waoooh! in building industries, all materials proce will go up. Cement, Granite, Iron rod, Sharp sand etc. information gather is that Ministry of mineral resources(state & federal) increase taxes been paid by operators. The raising graph will likely drop from march.

Granite & Sharp sand are up now and will still go up.

GENIUS18:
The idea of constructing a generator house and the gatehouse together is getting me worried. The plan is to have the gen-house down, and the securityman house up.(i.e. a small storey structure).
But my only concern is the effect of generator vibrations over a long period on the entire structure. Won't there be a compromise of the structure?. Please, structural engineers should help me out.

EgunMogaji:


Attached is what I found previously.

Their land is N1,000,000 and their fees are N1,200,000 additionally for bungalow, making N2,200,000

Oyejohnson:


The picture you posted was from our website www.adronhomesproperties.com (but the details there are not for ibeju-lekki) but for some of our other estate's, On the site we itemised all fee pertaining to each estates.
We as a brand, don't hide any of our fees.they are clearly stated on our website, brochure's (fliers) etc. Just as you can observe from the pictures have posted

MODALSOUL1:
I prefer coastal areas .As I look at the satellite map, there seems to be settlement in every corner of Nigeria. Are there any vast empty lands of up to 5000 acres? I would like to build a prestigious town ,not estate as they call it Nigeria. This mean the town will have everything a town has . For example, if the town is called "Roswell" there will be Roswell elementary school,High school, Hospital ,etc. Perhaps rally around for stakeholders and build university too. The security will act as Roswell police . I prefer remote lands that no one even cares ab6MN2VKXout then I would develop it into value.

GENIUS18:
The idea of constructing a generator house and the gatehouse together is getting me worried. The plan is to have the gen-house down, and the securityman house up.(i.e. a small storey structure).
But my only concern is the effect of generator vibrations over a long period on the entire structure. Won't there be a compromise of the structure?. Please, structural engineers should help me out.

MODALSOUL1:
The bungalow security post does nothing . how about an elevated one . there' s a way to build it with the gate and fence.

EgunMogaji:


Yes, the details are not from Ibeju-Lekki, they are from one of your Ibadan properties. Yes, your fees are listed on your website which is where I got the information from.

The question is that when you post on Nairaland, why do you not easily list the whole fees for the land?

Oyejohnson:


The picture below shows the breakdown of our documentation fee for "Rehoboth park and gardens,phase 2(Ibeju-lekki)

segzy14:


Please can you tell me what the developmental fee of 2.5M naira is for.

Aventures:
what a bad news