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Your opportunity to own land in Karshi Development Area (KDA)

Karshi Development Area (KDA) is situated on the border between Nasarawa State and FCT.

It is along the Karu-Karshi Expressway in Abuja,about 6km from LOyola Jesuit College and 20 minutes from Nyanya exit.

The recently awarded road construction to create access road linking Karshi to Old CBN Road in Garki will make KDA only a 10 minute drive to Abuja City.

Presently,Karshi is now home to :
The Nigerian Navy Housing Estate(fully built and occupied)
The Nigerian Civil Defense Housing Estate(Fully Built and Occupied)
Odudu Housing Estate
Dunamis Church Estate Land
Catholic Church Estate Land
A host of School Lands and other private estates.

The Karshi Development Area doesnt come under the jurisdiction of the Federal Capital Territory,therefore government hassles and change in policies do not

apply.

180,000 per Plot

upon payment you receive site plan of your land and agreement document of the purchase
After processing the land information,you get a deed of partitioning for individual plots
And you get a photocopy of the c&O
C of O is 5% of the cost of the land you purchased.

Please NOTE!!!!! Physical inspection of land is on Fridays only :
Pls Call Ayo on 08024569747, 07040637329

Date: Sunday, 12 December, 2010 (8 minutes ago)
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Location: Wuse, Abuja State, Nigeria.

A few things to clarify.

Now that the awarded road has not been constructed, what is the current distance from Abuja city (minutes of driving)?
How far roughly is it from the airport?

Is KDA in Nassarawa or Abuja (but not under stringent FCT conditions)?
Who processes the C of O for 5% of cost?
The photocopy of C of O you get upon purchase, is it of the current owner's C of O?
What immediate expenses come with the purchase directly, legal costs, agent's fee, etc?
How safe is the land from acquisition?
Suppose you want to start developing straightaway, how feasible is it especially if you have no close family member in the area?

Is there a maximum limit of time you can allow the land to remain undeveloped?
Answering these questions will prevent having to say too much on phone.
Thanks.