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Hi guys,

Please could you suggest the best locations to reside if work location is in mushin taking the following into high cognizance and you could also state what to be wary of in the whole Eko house/ agents, agreement thingy with possible range of prices for a one bedroom flat (agreement and agent stuffs inclusive)

- Proximity to work location (highest of two connecting buses)

- Good housing facilities (security, flowing water etc)

- Nice Ambience (at least place where person go dey eager to go back house if work close based on the fresh air at home).

- And any other important and necessary factors to consider that you know of based on your street credibility smiley.

Thanks

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Space saving furniture is becoming more of a necessity with the number of small apartments and homes available in the country these days . Just in case you are falling short of how to manage your space, below are some of the best innovative space saving ideas for small apartments.

1. Fold Down Table
This fold down table is one of the best small living space solutions. It can be lowered down conveniently to have a quick meal, a cup of coffee or serve for any other common household chore.

2. Sofa Bunk Bed
If you are always bothered with how to arrange furniture for small spaces, the sofa bunk bed idea is a perfect solution. It is a really versatile and contemporary furniture at its best. It offers you comfort, convenience as well as a space saving opportunity. This is the ideal space saving sofa

3. Beautifully Stacked Table and Chairs
This stacked up furniture not only serves well indoors but is perfect outdoors too. These items stacked together do not take much space and are easy to store. They are ready to offer comfy lounging outdoors or indoors when you unstack them.
modern furniture
modern furniture

4. Expanding Table
If you are always concerned about space saving solutions that would help you get more out of your small sized home, furniture like this expanding table is the solution for you. It can be expanded to a large dining table enough to host 10 people (115 inches) from a mere console size (17 inches).

Read More with Pictures; https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/9-best-modern-space-saving-furniture/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland20_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

Source; https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/how-to-deal-with-outstanding-utility-bills-for-a-newly-rented-apartment/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland16_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

You know that headache you get when you discover that the new three bedroom flat you just rented has an outstanding bill of 100,000 NGN after your first two weeks of relocation. Then you get angry and confused at the same time. Now, it’s your landlord turn to start avoiding you. Especially if he doesn’t stay in the same compound.

We rented an apartment where there was no light because the IKEDC official had disconnected the light. So there was no utility bill for a year. We were not enjoying electricity because the previous tenants tapped electricity from the next building and we could not do so because of some religious reasons. The (Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company) IKEDC officials didn’t do their job well. They were busy adding up bills for a flat that they had taken the wires away. The bill is now a whopping sum of 300,000 NGN.

Pls advice me on what to do in the comment section.

With property and living costs on the rise, expensive estates springing up in all parts of the city, the development of Lagos into a mega city has seen an upswing in the cost of property, it is no wonder Lagos state has been dubbed one of the most expensive cities to live in Nigeria.

Residents in Lagos have a choice of either staying in the Lagos Island or the mainland. While most people have a preference for living in the Lagos island due to its high-life status, beauty, and economic opportunities. There are still very good areas located on the Lagos mainland which can as well compare to the cost and standard of living on the island.
Here are the top 7 most expensive places to live in Lagos;

1. Eko Atlantic

The Eko Atlantic is the rising smart city being developed from reclaimed land on the shores of Victoria Island, Lagos. Overlooking the former beach front of the Bar Beach. It is adjacent to Victoria Island, When completed, Eko Atlantic will rise as the next generation of property in Africa.
The city will satisfy needs for financial, commercial, residential and tourist accommodations with a state-of-the-art high-tech infrastructure in line with modern and environmental standards.The city will naturally feature a range of high-end luxury apartments
With a per square meter of land costing as high as $4, 000, it is one of the most expensive housing projects in Africa
Essentially built to solve the chronic shortage of real estate in the world’s fastest-growing megacity, it is a focal point for investors capitalising on rich development growth based on massive demand – and a gateway to emerging markets of the continent
The project is expected to be one of the leading sources of foreign direct investments into the country. The city will become West Africa’s new financial hub, accommodating the headquarters of the subregion’s leading banks, financial institutions, and international corporate companies.
The Eko Atlantic City Business District is a strategic and prestigious location with a state-of-the-art 24/7 infrastructure network, including 21st-century communications, smooth transport system, and uninterrupted electricity, making it a compelling place to work.” Upon completion of the city, Eko Atlantic will be home to 500,000 residents with an expected commuter volume to exceed 300,000 people.
The city not only boasts of independent power and water supply, seamless communications network but also an extensive city-wide road network. This will be the first of its kind in Lagos and Nigeria.
The city, which is divided into 8 districts, is planned for mixed-use with commercial, residential, entertainment and leisure activities to make the city a 24/7 lively environment. City amenities and services will include an international school, hospital, and a high-quality shopping mall, the largest in sub-Saharan Africa.

2. Banana Island

Banana Island is the premier neighbourhood in Lagos next in prestige and cost to Eko Atlantic in cost.
Banana Island, is an area of Ikoyi, Lagos known for its wealthy, multi-cultural aura. This area has some of the most expensive real estate in Nigeria as it houses some of the most expensive houses in Nigeria. It has one of the highest density of millionaires within its boundaries. It is home to the likes of Mike Adenuga, Iyabo Obasanjo, Saayu Dantala and a host of other elites

This island is beautifully designed with well-laid lawns, beautiful flowers, and well-paved roads. The quietude and the untainted environment is a major attraction as well. A piece of land for sale in Banana Island can go for as high as $1.8 million
Banana Island is a man-made island and is curved in the shape of a banana hence the name. The banana-shaped island is approximately 1,630,000 square meters in size and it has been zoned into 536 plots consisting of 100 closes, which serve to enhance the banana shape of the island. Residents are provided world class utilities including underground electrical systems, an underground water supply network, central sewage system and treatment plant, street lighting and satellite telecommunications networks, as well as overhead and storm water covered drainage. All of these add up to make the cost of buying a plot of land in Banana Island, all the more expensive. One of the most outstanding features of the island is the Ocean Parade Towers rising into the sky at eight floors with a penthouse. The denomination of payment for properties in this area is Dollars

3. Lekki

Lekki has emerged to be the abode of the nouveau riche. Apart from being expensive, Lekki is fast developing into the Beverly Hills of Lagos. It is home to Lagos corporate moguls, celebrities, and captain of industries.
Located in Lagos Island, Lekki depicts class and beauty at it’s finest. It is one of the best places to raise children in Lagos because it gives them a higher chance create a healthy relationship with the children of affluent persons in the society. Asides this, Lekki is known for its security, peacefulness, calmness, serenity and orderly structure. There are a lot of estates in Lekki and houses found in this environment include; duplexes, bungalows, serviced apartments, luxury apartments. A property here can go for as high as N650,000,000

[b]4. Victoria Island
[/b]Victoria Island which is located on Lagos Island is a residential as well as a commercial area. This is one of the most affluent areas of Lagos Island and it has some of the most expensive real estate properties in Nigeria. Renting a 3 bedroom flat apartment in this area can go for as high as N800,000,000. Residents of Victoria Island include wealthy Nigerian business people and management professionals, and many of the city’s expatriates. Victoria Island is also a diplomatic centre with numerous foreign embassies and consulates located in the area. There are also good and expensive hospitals on Victoria Island and most of the international schools in Lagos are also located here which is another major attraction for expats in the country.

Located in Lagos Mainland, Ikeja GRA is known to be home to some of the richest people in the society, long before the development in many parts of Lagos. It is occupied by the creme de la creme of Lagos Mainland.The evident serenity and calmness in this area make it one of the best places to raise kids in, despite the ever bubbling Lagos atmosphere. The saying that ‘you get what you pay for’ really holds true for Ikeja GRA. With well-paved roads, traffic lights and regular power supply, it is hard to resist this area. Most houses in this area are in form of detached houses, bungalows, serviced apartment and duplexes. Ikeja GRA is perhaps the most expensive place in Lagos Mainland today. A property in Ikeja GRA can for as high as N600,000,000

Although the whole of Ikeja GRA was planned to be a residential estate, commercial activities have since taken over this area, especially along Joel Ogunnaike and Isaac John which has led to traffic congestion in these areas. There are however still some areas that have maintained their residential characteristics like Oduduwa Crescent, Herbert Macaulay Crescent, Rev. Ogunbiyi and Fani-Kayode streets.

Read More; https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/top-7-most-expensive-places-to-live-in-lagos/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland16_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

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If you live in Lagos State and you have not been or heard of Surulere, chances are you live under a rock. A residential and commercial local government area located in the state, Surulere is one of the most exclusive areas on Lagos Mainland.
Aside from the fact that Surulere is known as the sports city of Lagos, seeing as it houses two international sport venues, some of the most famous streets in Lagos State such as Adeniran Ogunsanya, Adelabu, Ogunlana Drive, Bode-Thomas and Eric Moore, are found within the district.

If you are a lover of Nigerian music or you are active on the Nigerian social scene, you may have heard lines and comments affirming Surulere as one of the best places to live in Lagos. And if you are wondering why the district is so acclaimed, we share 5 possible reasons Surulere is the best place to live in Lagos.
It is mid-point between Lagos Mainland and Island
Has a diversity of people
Has the best street food in LagosAll Posts
Full of independent businesses
Active nightlife

1. It is mid-point
Surulere serves as a mid-point between the island and mainland. Credit: LSG
Surulere serves as a mid-point between the island and mainland. Credit: LSG
Surulere is undoubtedly one of the key transport nodes of Lagos, as it connects the city’s mainland with Lagos Island and Victoria Island. Basically, it serves as a mid-point between the Island and Mainland and living there ensures you have quick and easy access to both areas.

2. Diversity
Desmond Elliot, Odunlade Adekola during a session with the people of Surulere Constituency 1. Credit: Various
Desmond Elliot, Odunlade Adekola during a session with the people of Surulere Constituency 1. Credit: Various
Surulere is full of ALL types of people. Young families, grandparents, politicians, struggling musicians, millennials, students, Igbo people, Hausa natives – you name it; they all live in Surulere and they all love it. It is very easy to fit into the different neighborhoods within the district without fear of segregation or any form of culture shock.

3. The best street food in Lagos
Media expert Olisa Adibua eating at a buka in Surulere. Photo: Various
Media expert Olisa Adibua eating at a buka in Surulere. Credit: Various
It is no secret that the best of Lagos street food can be found in Surulere and at the best rates too. On the hunt for the best shawarma, to the best suya, people travel from as far as the Lekki Peninsula to Surulere for a palatable and affordable taste. Surulere also has more local independent restaurants and bukkas than it is possible to choose from, and you most rank very highly among the best places to eat authentic meals in Lagos.

4. Surulere is full of independent businesses
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg made a stop at Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) in Yaba, Lagos during his first visit to Africa. Credit: IG
Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg made a stop at Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) in Yaba, Lagos during his first visit to Africa. Credit: IG
Aside from restaurants and bars, there are so many businesses, in all sorts of industries, based in Surulere. You will find clothing stores, interior design boutiques, car dealers e.t.c among other business in this district, and not only will you get spoilt with choice when it comes to buying locally but there are plenty of opportunities for jobs too.
The most popular street in the district that harbours some of these independent businesses is Adeniran Ogunsanya. There is literally nothing you cannot find on the street and all are of good quality too.

5. Active nightlife
When Nollywood actress Inem Peter got hosted to a birthday gig at the X Factor Lounge in Surulere. Credit: Various
When Nollywood actress Inem Peter got hosted to a birthday gig at the X Factor Lounge in Surulere. Credit: Various
You will never be bored at night if you live in Surulere. There is a load of great bars, lounges, and pubs…and most importantly, there is good security in most of the areas. You find clubs where you can stumble along to for a dance on a rogue Tuesday night, as well other bars that open from 10am to 4am every single day including Sundays.

Source: https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/5-reasons-surulere-is-the-best-place-to-live-in-lagos/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland03_01_2017&utm_medium=blog