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hello nairalanders,

the joy of any client is to have a well detailed property finished to good taste be it a home or an office.

i equally dwell in detail finishing with best of materials. we have material in stock with 5 years warrantee e.g

tap heads, LED lights etc in our show room in abuja. we have in good stock :

1. wall papers of high qualities (you can equally appreciate the usage in the showroom)

2. doors (with architreves and keys)

3. tiles (vetrified, marble and granite)

4. tap heads

5. cubicles and showers (some with accessaries as light and music i.e digital)

6. frames of various sizes

7. sockets, switches

8. chandeliers, light,

9. artificial grasses

10. curtains and accessaries

11. design of pop

12. laminated wooden floor

13. complete kitchen and wardrobe

14. toilet and accessaries

etc.

attached are:

1. showroom picture

2. our office picture

3. our project picture


please visit our showroom and ask for our professional advise on your design and finishing of your property today.


thanks

hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568

215B, DBM plaza
wuse zone 1
abuja

@FAVBEN, i major in abuja but i still run things in lagos. i do have my strongman an estate surveyor that handles my brief in lagos, do let me know if u have any request and could also see u through

hello nairaland,

here is the cheapest well built 4 bedroom semidetach duplex with full facilities in abuja:

DESCRIPTION: 4 bedroom semidetach duplex all rooms ensuite with 2 no. living rooms and a room boys quarter. well built with expensive and glazes virtrified tiles

FACILITIES: a/c in all rooms, living rooms and bq, industrial borehole and modern water treatment plant with vast reservoire, club house with swimmingpool, play ground, shopping centre, (wired internet, dstv and intercom), cctv, 3 nos 650kva generator , 6 nos transformer with latest auto regulator

LOCATION: mabushi (mabushi is borded by wuse2, utako, kado and katampe)

TITLE: c of o

PRICE: 63m

there is flexible payment option.




2 bedroom bungalow in ipent estate 15m and 18m.

service plot from 4.8m with minimum 25% initial deposit



hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568, 098735945

215B, DBM plaza wuse zone 1
abuja

hello nairalanders,

@poster, thanks for the topic.
as for me am an estate management graduate and a real estate consultant in abuja today, i started after my nysc, i served in gombe and against all odds i came to abuja thanks to a friend that sheltered me then, i went on to work for a real estate firm without being paid salaray but worked based on commission, as a noviest to abuja, i must confess it wasnt easy, but today the story speaks for itself, hard work and focus always pay off. AND ALSO A BIG THANKS TO NAIRALAND.

my contribution: if u are into real estate or not WHOEVER KNOWS OF ANYBODY THAT WANT TO BUY OR RENT A PROPERTY BE IT LAND OR BUILDING IN ABUJA could get in touch with me and i make sure u earn a commission off it.

IF U EQUALLY KNOW OF OWNERS OF PROPERTIES THAT WANT TO DISPOSE, RENT OR LOOKING FOR A MANAGER FOR THE PROPERTIES do get in touch.

i have a team of consortium that build, we take it from design to approval at development control and finally construction.

YOU CAN EARN GOOD COMMISSION FROM ANY OF THE ABOVE AND MAY BE THAT IS THE SEED MONEY YOU WERE LOOKING FOR A DREAM INVESTMENT OF YOURS.

hakir abdulraheem
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568, 098735945

215B, DBM plaza
wuse zone 1
abuja

good morning,

i have a building along airport road in ilorin (odota) that i need to sell, can u help with that.

thanks

the best of land in abuja with a 2 eyes close sleep is that of FCT e.g in phase 1 (maitama, asokoro, wuse, garki), phase2 (katampe, wuye, utako, apo, jabi, durumi, dakibiu etc), phase 3 (lifecamp, karimu, dape etc), phase 4 (okanji, kabusa, pyakassa etc).

AMAC lands are kind of headache, you dont know the true stand of things, this is because FCT supersede AMAC in all ramification.

always check at DEVELOPMENT CONTROL before you buy any area council land for:

1. if it is approveable by the authourity

2. if the layout is recognised

and dont forget to always check at ABUJA GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (AGIS) for:

1. land authenticity

2. double allocation

FCT PLANS TO DEMOLISH 3000 HOUSES

JULY 11 2011

The planned demolition of illegal estates in Abuja has pitched the Federal Capita Territory Administration (FCTA) against estate developers. Musa Simon Reef reports on the subtle war over the planned exercise.

The Development Control Department of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) is set to pull down no fewer than 3,000 houses constructed along President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Way. The planned demolition, according to a source, followed what an insider described as the springing up of many illegal estates along the Outer Southern Expressway (OSEX).

Ahead of the planned demolition, Blueprint reliably learnt, the control unit has commenced verification of the houses constructed by no fewer than 20 estates, which the FCTA described as illegal. A staffer of the unit, who spoke on condition of anonymity, confided in this reporter that taking into consideration the violation of relevant laws by estate developers in the nation’s capital, the FCTA has no option than to commence demolition of the structures.
According to the worker, “We are talking about no fewer than 3,000 housing units built without building plan approval. If the authority does not move fast and put an end to this illegality, other developers would be encouraged to do same and Nigerians would be duped of their hard earned money.”
“Of grave concern,” according to the source, “is the issue of numerous estates springing up along Airport Road. It is not only illegal houses that are sold; plots are also sold to desperate people whose papers are simply forged. It is criminal.”

The FCTA recently expressed concern over the construction of illegal estates and warned that measures have been put in place to demolish the structures. To actualise its threat, the Development Control recently embarked on the demolition of Liberty Estate in Lugbe and warned estate firms against embarking on housing projects without approval.
A source told Blueprint that most of the estates affected are along the Airport Road. Investigation by this reporter has revealed that no fewer than 20 estates have sprung up in recent time.
According to a source, “Many estate developers have not obtained approval to do what they are doing. They are simply taking advantage of their closeness to top officials in the presidency and some members of the National Assembly. We know that they are simply conniving with some bad eggs in the system to dupe unsuspecting Nigerians.”

The FCTA recently issued a caveat on the construction of illegal estates, warning Nigerians to be wary of the activities of firms involved in the construction of houses in Abuja.
The announcement on the planned demolition of illegal estates has sparked off a round of controversy between the FCTA and the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) over who should exercise the right of granting building plan approval. A source at AMAC accused the FCTA of mischief in frustrating Nigerians who have invested billions of naira in the estate business.
According to a statement by the FCTA, “The Federal Capital Territory Administration hereby alerts government agencies, private developers and unsuspecting members of the public to beware of fraudsters luring them into buying estate houses and plots in unrecognised layouts with fake area council allocation papers and backdated building plan approvals between Lugbe and the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, along the Outer Southern Expressway (OSEX), Kuje Road, Bwari and Gwagwalada.

“The public is hereby cautioned against patronising the fraudsters as the plot allocations and developments in such estates are illegal since there has never been any official layout for estate beyond the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) land at Lugbe and the Malaysian Garden along OSEX.”
Warning people to be guided against attempt to lure them into buying houses and plots, the FCTA warned: “Any individual or corporate body involved in any land racketeering or fake building plan approval in these areas will be arraigned before the anti-graft agencies for trial while designers and supervisors of such projects, in addition to this, be handed over to their professional bodies for further disciplinary actions.
“Meanwhile, the Department of Development Control has been directed to sustain the removal of illegal structures within all affected layouts and estates. No compensation shall be paid on any structure removed from such estates.
The implication of the caveat, according to sources, is that many estates along the President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Way are illegal and would soon be pulled down in conformity with the warning from the FCTA. Apart from the FHA Estate in Lugbe that has a building plan approved, the source added, many estates are set to be demolished if the government goes ahead with its threat.

“Let me tell you that the Development Control unit is serious in carrying out its threat. I can confirm to you that we have been under serious pressure to withdraw the caveat, but the authorities are not ready to bow down to any form of pressure. We know what we are up against, but we cannot be intimidated,” said a top official of the unit penultimate Thursday.
Illegal estates

From the caveat on illegal estate and structures, residents and owners of houses in affected estates have become jittery, with some debunking the threat from the FCTA. A woman, who secured a mortgage to purchase a house in Aso Estate in Lugbe described the threat as something that would soon pass.
“Where were they when the estates were built? Are they saying that Nigerians have no right to own their houses? What the FCTA wants is simply to revoke plots allocated by AMAC. There is no way they can do that? Do they think that this is another Chika, Piwoyi, Kuchigoro or Pyakasa? They are simply joking,” She fumed.

Some of the estates described as illegal by the FCTA’s caveat include the Aso Estate, Philkruz Estate, Leverpool Estate, Shelter Millennium Estate, Wisdom Estate, Trademore Estate, Palm Height Estate, Cowries Court Estate, Graceland Estate, Waltermann (Evergreen) Estate and Fort Royal Estate.
A staffer of Fort Royal Homes, who identified himself as Yinka, dismissed allegations that the estate did not obtain a building plan approval. Debunking the allegation as “a rooster and bull story,” he said no reputable estate firm, could embark on such construction without obtaining a building approval.
“I can authoritatively inform you that we got all the necessary approvals before embarking on this construction. All our papers are complete. Maybe somebody wants to be mischievous on the matter.”

When asked where they obtained the building plan approval before commencing construction, the worker said, “The fact is that we obtained a building plan approval before we started this project. Anybody saying that we are building illegally is not telling you the truth. We do not have any form of fear as our papers are complete.”

At the Aso Estate, a resident who gave his name as Emma said he heard news of the planned demolition as rumour., adding, “Unfortunately, this is a government that has no plan to provide houses for its citizens, but is only interested in pulling down houses. These estates have approvals from AMAC and if there is problem with their approvals; the FCTA should simply regularise the papers and allow them to be.
“It is not possible to demolish these estates. They are simply sending fears down the spines of people to frighten them. I am sure they are only joking and I hope it remains a joke.”

At AMAC Housing Estate, ACO, a source said that the original building plan of the estate has been abused, with mini estates built in the project. The source revealed that plans are on stream to review and remove illegal structures that were not initially approved by AMAC when the building plan approval was given.
“As the unit responsible for the orderly development of the nation’s capital, we cannot fold our arms and allow illegal structures to spring up unchallenged. We shall soon embark on cleansing the Abuja master plan. It is only by so doing we can get rid of these illegal buildings that have defaced the estate,” said an official of Development Control.

The source explained that some estate developers are conniving with some officials of AMAC to backdate approvals of building plans to commence development. “It is this illegality that has caused the problem. If the estate developers got approvals 10 years ago to commence construction, and they are just starting now, they ought to revalidate these approvals with Development Control for proper documentation.

Estate developers kick
Following the threat by FCTA to commence demolition of structures, estate developers have cried out against the planned action of the government, saying it would negate the vision of providing houses for Nigerians.
An official of the Estate Developers Association, who craved anonymity, said the FCTA is simply attempting the impossibility, adding that where FCTA suspects a building plan approval has been forged, the best option is to approach AMAC for clarifications and not bring in politics on the matter.
“You should note that before the former minister, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, expunged the rights of area councils to allocate plots and grant approvals on building plans, all area councils in the FCT were involved in allocating lands in the territory. You should also note that the area where these estates are located were once under the control of AMAC.

“Would you now nullify the actions of AMAC and other area councils that granted plots and approvals for structures? I think Development Control has a hidden agenda and that unit should be queried,” the estate developer said.
On allegations by the FCTA that the approval for these estates are granted from the backdoor through the active collaboration of workers at the Abuja Geographic Information System (AGIS), the estate developer said the FCTA was only finding an excuse to justify its planned demolition along the Outer Southern Expressway.

“Let me tell you the truth, the FCTA has suddenly realised that the Airport Way has become a prime area of attraction for the big men and they want to take control of plots earlier allocated by AMAC. We understand that very soon the FCTA will revoke all the plots that were allocated by AMAC. We saw it during the era of El-Rufai, and we have been made to understand that the FCTA is planning a repeat scenario of the El-Rufai days.
“El-Rufai demolished buildings in Pyakasa, Aleita, Piwoyi, Chika and other towns along the Airport Road in 2006 and 2007, but ended up allocating the plots to big people. Go to Pyakasa and Piwoyi, a plot in these areas now costs not less than N5 million. The nation’s capital bureaucrats have run short of plots and they now want to confiscate plots along the Airport Road. That is the simple truth of the matter,” the source alleged.
‘Development Control carries out orders’

Efforts to get the director of Development Control, Malam Yahaya Yusuf, to comment on the issue failed, as he was said to be having meetings. A text to his phone was not responded just as he did not answer his phone when this reporter called him over a period of two weeks.
Spokesman of the Development Control, Ifeanyi Ughamadu, told Blueprint that the department is set up to sanitise the master plan.
On the planned demolition of structures, Ughamadu said the caveat issued by the FCTA was self-explanatory and does not need any interpretation.
“We are only following orders and directives,” he said.



http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/aug/19/national-19-08-2011-016.html





http://blueprintng.com/index/2011/07/fcta-set-to-demolish-3000-houses/

HAKIR
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568

being in a flat in town or bungalow at the surburb depends on :

1. FINANCES - most people will want to stay in town if they have the money but there are some exceptions sometimes

2. INFRASTRUCTURE - if the surburb has a fair state of infrastructure

3. PROXIMITY TO WORK PLACE - if there is good flowing traffic and not far from town with good electricity supply (e.g dawaki ext in abuja)

4. PROXIMITY TO SCHOOL - your children's school is paramount in all your decision

5. PERSONAL SATISFACTION - some people just like country homes, and some want space & privacy with their lean resources.

also it is important to check the COST & BENEFIT of an area before you make a decision: some people will not take into consideration surburb without water, good electricity (cost of running a gen), traffic congestion (the mental stress and long time of travel), cost of security, cost of good education(if your children school is in the city) etc. if you sum up these costs on an annual basis with your annual surburb rent, it could be alot better to live in the city .


IF YOU SEEK TO KNOW MORE ON:

1.  abuja and its environment

2. were to acquire and were not in abuja

3. better surburb to rent and live in

4. were best to speculate with land

5. cheaper area closest to city with flexible payment plans.

6. development rules in abuja

7. trend of property development in abuja

8. acquisition and disposal of land and buildings in abuja


CALL, TEXT OR MAIL

hakir
08069585568
onivehu2000@yahoo.com

hi nairalanders,

here are direct briefs from the sellers

1. 3 bedroom terrace duplex @ fcda quarters wuse 2 on cairo street - 80m (one of the best area and govt property in abuja)

2. 6036m2 c of o estate plot @ guzape - 300m (very good hill view and approved 22 units luxury building with swimming pool)

3. 2700m2 c of o @ katampe ext - 60m (excellent location)

4. 7 bedroom detach house with 2 rooms bq and a swimming pool @ maitama ext - 500m

5. 800m2 c of o @ katampe main by minister's quarters - make your offer (the seller has not giving price)

6. 4 bedrooms twin duplex @ zone 6 (by development control) - 130m

7. 1600m2 c of o commercial plot @ utako - 80m (by nnpc estate and good tiding church)

8. 8000m2 c of o commercial land @ durumi - 280m (on the major road entrance to american international school)

9. pent ville 2 estate - duplex plot - 7.5m, bungalow plot with bq - 6m, bungalow without bq - 4.8m (get allocation with just 25% of the listed prices)


let me equally know what u want to buy/let/lease/sell or if you have any question as regards to abuja


thanks

hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568

offers are limited now, its is fast going as pent ville 1.

call for site inspection and document verification today.

what you can do with the land.


BUILD - you can build and live in and be glad you made the best of choice within the best offer
you can build carcass and sell

RE-SALE - the land appreciate in geometric rate, buy and re-sell in the shortest possible time and make about 40% within 4months

the good thing is that u are avail a flexible payment plan

the prices are highlighted in the bold caption.

4.8m - a plot for 3 bedroom bungalow without bq

6m - a plot for 3 bedroom bungalow with bq

7.5m - a duplex plot with bq

@ 25% initial deposit minimum it will be 1.2m, 1.5m and 1.875m per plot to pay the remaining 75% installmentally over a period of time

ipent 1 estate picture, which was developed by same developer , pent ville is directly behind ipent and directly before frsc estate

PENT VILLE ESTATE

Pent Ville is an estate where you can live your dreams. It is a sister estate of IPENT 1 (extension), which has proven over time its taste for quality with its profound infrastructure provision in previous projects.

The estate provides site & services with best of infrastructure.

The developer, a qualified building engineer with over 20 years wealth of experience in united kingdom who has proven his proficiency in IPENT 1 estate, with a better and improved output for PENT VILLE 1 & PENT VILLE 2.


ESTATE DETAILS

Payment plans – flexible (initial payment of 25% & 50% allowed)

Location – lokongoma district

Title – mass housing scheme (r of o)

Others – within a built up are with the following estate as nearest neighbour (federal road safety corp FRSC, ipent, saraha). Closest prime areas: games village, legislative quarter and shoprite complex.


**PENT VILLE 1 IS FULLY SOLD OUT


PENT VILLE 2

BUNGALOW WITHOUT BQ – size:400m2; price: 4.8m; minimum commitment: 25%; building commencement: 50% 

BUNGALOW WITH BQ - size:550m2; price: 6m; minimum commitment: 25%; building commencement: 50% 

DUPLEX WITH BQ - size:700m2; price: 7.5m; minimum commitment: 25%; building commencement: 50%

With as low as 1.2m, 1.5m and 1.875m you can get a bunbalow and duplex plot

NOTE: ALL PRICES INCLUDE INFRASTRUCTURE ALREADY, THE BEST OFFER YOU CAN GET AT LOKONGOMA AND LEAST I ADD MOBIL OIL STAFF ARE SET TO TAKE 80% OF THE ESTATE.



Hakir
08069585568
onivehu2000@yahoo.com

u know wat, reactions to property values are relative, u can as well go to ur village and tell ur people that u are renting a 2 bedroom flat at kuje for a wooping sum of 300,000 naira for 365 days when u can stay in ur village 2 bedroom flat for 10,000 naira!!!!!

so if u cant afford the price pls dont fill up spaces with insult, i guess as much that u are a new entrance on nairaland.

when u buy a land for 250m u can build 2br in it and collect 10,000 p.a

@ nat

the infrastructure @ jahi district is still ongoing, 1000m2 c of o goes for an average of 18m. the jahi value is still raising and it is a wise investment to invest in it today before it climb's to an optimum value.

@ Nat
AMAC & FCDA - i will use lagos senerio as an example. we have local government and state government. ikeja is a local government as well as the state capital. what ikeja is to lagos state is what AMAC is to abuja e.g ikeja local govt, epe local govt, ojo local govt etc and that of abuja is abuja municipal area council (AMAC), kuje area council, bwari area council etc.

FCDA is the state symbol of abuja.


@ Ben

am not aware of the demolision at lokongoma recently, but the last demolision that went on was as a result of developer's cutting corner, utilising area meant for commercial for residential

the current minister sen Bala Mohammed proposed the new connection routes to ease the hold-up in karu exit route and honestly i dont see it coming on this year, but probably 2013.

the best satellite town to look on to now for rental properties is kubwa and lugbe

NOTE: please dont buy any plot along lugbe area if it is not in FHA or AMAC estate lugbe go to DEVELOPMENT CONTROL in zone 6 wuse

@Nat
karu is under abuja municipal area council (AMAC) and i dont really get the charting u are talking of. but if it is beaconing, you can go to amac @ area 10 garki, there are surveyors in amac with the layout and datas of the plot.

hi nairalanders,

in the past satellite towns has being hell living cos of the traffic situations.

there are 4 major satellite exit points in abuja namely

1. kubwa-suleja exit point (this also take u to kaduna) - the exit point is via maitama and katampe district

2. lugbe-kuje-airport exit point (this also take u to lokoja and other southern states) - the exit route is called shehu musa yarduwa way via the national stadium

3. karu-nyanya-mararaba-jikwoyi-kurudu-orozo exit point (this take u to nassarawa state) - the exit route is via asokoro (this has put asokoro in pressure traffic wise)

4. mpape exit point - close to maitama and villa


all these routes take you to the various satellite towns. mpape overtime has never being much of a problem taffic wise, but it has a greater percentage of slums but the earlier part close to maitama is taking a great shape today cos of the maitama pressure (lack of land, cost of land and proximity).

during senator Alero's tenure as minister, the expansion of airport road and kubwa-zuba road to 10 lanes each has brought about great relieve to people.
kubwa and lugbe route are taking shape now with relative ease in traffic. in the next one year, i for see a hassel free trip to these 2 areas.

going to karu satellite area is being quite difficult cos its route passes through asokoro and equally put ample stress on people living in asokoro. cos of the satellite towns here i.e karu, nyanya, jikwoyi, mararaba, kurudu, orozo and even keffi narassarawa state. the current minister will be openning alternative routes to ease this pressure and the routes are:

1. orozo connecting to apo
2. mpape connecting to nyanya.

will continue later battery low

hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com

hi nairalanders,

lot of people has had problem getting genuine land in abuja.

there are 3 categories of land in abuja

1. FCDA(federal capital development authority) land

2. AMAC(abuja municipal area council) land

3. MASS HOUSING land

fcda and mass housing lands are easier to deal with, it is located within PHASE 1, 2, 3 AND 4 of abuja.

you can easily confirm from AGIS (abuja geographic information system) in the form of search, cos that

is the origin of the allocation, there is proper documentation. the districts infrastructure is certain to be executed by FCDA.

you can easily get a development approval from DEVELOPMENT CONTROL DEPARTMENT.


AMAC lands are quit complicated, the FCT administration in 2004 under mallam el-rufai administration harmonised all land

within abuja FCT, under the jurisdiction of 2 authorities  AGIS & DEVELOPMENT CONTROL. the earlier allocates and latter

approves design for construction. before now, AMAC  and other AREA COUNCILS do have their individual authorities to

allocate and approve designs. so most of the AREA COUNCILS  do back date allocation and design approval which is illegal

by FCT  standard today.

area like lugbe should be avoided now cos it is undergoing layout re-design by development control.

NOTE OF WARNING:

DO FIND OUT ABOUT AN AREA AT DEVELOPMENT CONTROL & AGIS BEFORE PURCHASE, AND WERE AREA COUNCIL LANDS ARE INVOLVE, YOU MAY NEED TO DO FURTHER SERACH AT THE AREA COUNSILS (THOUGH NO MORE OFFICIAL SEARCH IN AREA COUNCIL BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO FIND YOUR WAY AROUND INTERNALLY)

hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com

hi nairalanders,

a renown developer with proven track record of accomplishment in site and service delivery in abuja is giving a window of opportunity for individual home seekers to OWN, BUILD AND LIVE YOUR LIFESTYLE DREAMS IN ABUJA.

The developer is providing infrastructure in the estate such as road, electricity, drainage (covered), water, perimeter fencing, social facilities (swimming pool, club house and gym ).

the developer, a building engineer from uk, with over 15 years of experience abroad, his first project was a huge success and presently one of the most successful developer who deliverers on his infrastructure provision.

the first project just has a duplex plot of about 900m2 space - 18.5m
and 2 bedroom semi-detach bungalow space for - 16m these are currently in the market

the phase 2 project is located directly behind phase 1 and the details are:

LAND SIZE PRICE 50% AGENCY FEE

duplex 700M2 7.5M 3.75M 5% of land value

bungalow 550m2 6m 3m 5% of land value

*these cost include infrastructure


LOCATION - lokongoma, abuja


AREA DESCRIPTION - the environment is predominated with existing and habited estates and is midway between games village and shoprite coming up at dutse district apo area.

built bungalows value within the estate plot are btw 25m - 35m and duplex 30m - 50m

thanks

hakir


for further inquiry and inspection call or mail

08069585568
onivehu2000@yahoo.com

Hi nairalanders,
There is a duplex in maitama overlooking a lake which is in a deplorable state and undergoing renovation.
There 2 nos of them, they comprice of 6brms each and both have their separate entrances.
Present rent - 6m p.a payable 2yrs in advance.
Hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568

Hello nairalanders
There is an opportunity to own a home in abuja via mass housing scheme. A reputable developer with proven track record on infrastructure provision in his site and services. With as low as 3m for a 50% deposit on a bungalow land of 6m and 3.75m for a 50% down payment of 7.5m duplex plot.
The bungalow is 550m2 and duplex 700m2.
The property is located in lokongoma district of abuja.
Thanks
Hakir
onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568

Hello nairalanders,
Abuja today is marking a new dawn in property acquisition, most areas in phase 1, are almost exhausted and were available the price is astronomically high e.g maitama, asokoro, wuse and garki. even the part of phase 2 e.g jabi and utako are equally almost exhausted.
The new alternative which is most sort after today is guzape cos of its infrastructure, located beside asokoro of which today they have integrated and equally buildings are on going in this area. Land are actually going up astronomically @ a geometric rate, 2006 land easily went for 900k in guzape but today same land goes for btw 30m - 60m depending on the location. If u have missed out on asokoro pls don't miss a chance on this.
I for see katampe extension today to be the next aso drive of abuja, the area is just unique and u just need to be there to feel it. Land is equally going high on daily bases in there area. Aso drive is the most expensive place in abuja today close to aso rock villa.
Lastly, don't miss out on jahi, wise investors go for jahi today and smile like investors of guzape 2006. Today the average price of a c of o (certificate land) is 16m, the infrastructure is on going and the location is also a close proximity to maitama.
DO MAKE A WISE CHOICE TODAY.
Thanks
Hakir
Capital Realtors Consults
Onivehu2000@yahoo.com
08069585568