Epe is a local government in Lagos that has witnessed tremendous development in recent years. During the former Governor of Lagos tenure, Ambode signed projects that paved the way for the massive projects going on in Epe.

The Lekki deep sea port, International airport, Dangote refinery, and the free trade zone are all located at the Lekki Free Trade Zone in Ibeju-Lekki.

You may be wondering that these projects are in Ibeju-Lekki so how does it concern Epe.

Epe is the next town after Ibeju-Lekki.

The Lagos state government wants to make Ibeju-lekki one of the biggest commercial hubs in Africa. Ibeju-lekki alone has a seaport, an international airport and a free trade zone.

When these projects are completed, Ibeju-Lekki will be booming with commercial activities and most of the people who work at Ibeju-Lekki will need places to live. The closest place for them will be Epe.

Real Estate experts and developers have forecasted this situation so they are buying up large areas of lands at Epe.

As at the time of writing this post, a large portion of Epe is still covered with bushes but I promise you, this won’t be the situation for long.

In the late 90’s, several parts of Ikeja were covered with bushes but look at Ikeja today. A plot of land in Ikeja is worth millions. The beautiful Victoria Island was not as attractive as it is now.

Here’s a story from a popular Nigerian Pastor; Pastor Paul Adefarasin.

Pastor Paul’s father bought land in Victoria Island for £2,000 about 60 years ago.

Few years after he bought the land, a company called G-Cappa leased the land for approximately 10 years. The company built houses on the land and collected rents for the period of time the lease agreement was on.

After the lease contract had expired, the land with the houses built by G-Cappa now belonged to Pastor Paul’s Father.

The money generated from collecting rents on those houses paid for Pastor Paul and his siblings' education abroad.

After graduating, the family decided that they were going to sell off the property.

Pastor Paul Adefarasin said his share from the sale of the property was almost a million dollars.
A property his father bought for 2,000 several years ago.

Pastor Paul also said that he bought the land where House on the Rock is situated for 25 million Naira; today, that same land excluding the properties on it is worth over 3 billion Naira.

The opportunity that Victoria Island gave Pastor Paul’s family is the same opportunity that Epe is bringing today.

Buy as much land as you can in Epe while it’s still cheap.

If you are interested in getting more information about purchasing land in Epe, you can chat us up on WhatsApp by clicking this phone number on 08106072005.

The price of land in Epe depends on the size you are buying. The most common plot sizes are 300SQM and 500SQM. There’s also the 1,000SQM but it is usually for commercial properties.

Note that SQM stands for square meter.

You can get a 300SQM plot at Epe from 900,000 Naira to 2 million. You can get a 500SQM from 2 million Naira and above.

When buying land in Epe, it is safer to buy from a real estate company because most real estate companies will do due diligence, carry out a survey, and get the necessary documents from the government before selling the land to customers.

If you buy land in Epe directly from the ancestral owners, it is cheaper but the problems that come with it are daunting. You face omonile issues, the land can be resold without your consent, and so many more.

When buying from a real estate company, the kind of structures in the estate will determine the price of the land. There are some estates in Epe where a 300SQM is worth 15 million Naira or more.

Do you have further questions about buying a land in Epe, you can reply this thread or send us a chat on WhatsApp on 08106072005

The value of land in Epe is increasing steadily, do not procrastinate.

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The best part is you can pay in instalments

Why save money in the bank when you can buy land and relax while your money appreciates