Lekki Property Market

24/07/2026

I know what messi Said to Yamal...

21/07/2026

GET YOUR PLANNING PERMIT FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD AS LAGOS STATE UNVEILS DIGITAL PLATFORM No More

Obtaining a building approval in Lagos may have just become much easier. The Lagos State Government has introduced the Electronic Planning Permit Processing System (EPPPS), a digital platform designed to modernise and simplify the planning permit application process.

Powered by the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA), the platform enables developers and property owners to apply for and obtain planning approvals online from anywhere in the world, eliminating the need for repeated physical visits to government offices.

The initiative is expected to reduce processing stress, improve transparency, and speed up approvals while making planning services more accessible. As Lagos continues its drive toward digital governance, the EPPPS represents another step in creating a more efficient and investor-friendly environment for real estate development across the state.

09/07/2026

EXPOSED: The Hidden Business Behind Lagos Floods — Commissioner Reveals Why the Waters Keep Rising

By Lekki People Magazine

Every rainy season, Lagos residents brace for the same nightmare—submerged roads, flooded homes, gridlocked traffic and billions of naira in economic losses. While climate change and heavy rainfall are often blamed, the Lagos State Government says another culprit is quietly making the crisis worse: illegal dredging and uncontrolled land reclamation.

No Shortcuts, No Permits

"We have deliberately withheld permits until every regulatory requirement is fully satisfied because safeguarding lives, property and the environment must always take precedence over commercial interests," the Commissioner said.

Communities Asked to Blow the Whistle

Read full report on links: https://lekkipeoplemag.blogspot.com/2026/07/exposed-hidden-business-behind-lagos.html?m=1

07/07/2026

5 costly Mistakes Every First-Time Homebuyer in Lagos Must Avoid

Buying your first home is a major milestone, but in a dynamic property market like Lagos, making the right decisions is just as important as finding the right house. Follow these five rules before making your investment.

1. Verify the Property's Title

Never make payment until the property's legal documents have been thoroughly verified. Engage a qualified property lawyer to confirm the title and ensure there are no disputes or encumbrances.

2. Buy Within Your Budget

Choose a home you can comfortably afford. Remember to factor in additional costs such as legal fees, agency fees, documentation, service charges and maintenance expenses.

3. Prioritize Location Over Luxury

A modest home in a well-connected, fast-developing neighbourhood often proves to be a better investment than a larger house in an inaccessible location. Consider security, road access, schools, hospitals and future infrastructure.

4. Inspect Before You Commit

Never rely on brochures or online photos. Visit the property, inspect the quality of construction, check essential services and assess the surrounding environment before signing any agreement.

5. Think Long-Term

Buy a home with the future in mind. Consider its potential for appreciation, rental demand and how well it will meet your needs over the next five to ten years. A good home should provide both comfort and lasting value.

The Bottom Line: Your first home is one of the most important investments you will ever make. Careful planning, proper due diligence and professional advice can help you avoid costly mistakes and build long-term wealth.

29/06/2026

Building the Next Dubai: The Projects Redefining the Future of Lagos
By Lekki people Magazine

For decades, Lagos has been described as Nigeria's commercial heartbeat. Today, it is becoming something far bigger - a global investment destination, an infrastructure powerhouse and one of Africa's fastest-evolving megacities.

With a population exceeding 25 million, Lagos is pursuing a bold vision anchored on modern infrastructure, industrialisation, smart urban planning and private-sector investment.
Nothing illustrates this transformation better than the state's finances. In 2016, Lagos generated approximately N302 billion in Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). By 2026, annual IGR has risen to well above N1 trillion, making Lagos one of Africa's wealthiest sub-national economies. This remarkable growth has enabled unprecedented investment in transport, housing, healthcare, technology and urban renewal while reducing dependence on federal allocations. More importantly, Lagos is building the physical and economic foundations of a world-class city. Like Dubai did over the past four decades, Lagos is creating new cities, reclaiming land from the sea, expanding transport infrastructure, attracting billions of dollars in investment and developing an ecosystem where business and luxury living can thrive side by side.

The Infrastructure Revolution

1. Eko Atlantic City: Africa's Future Financial Capital

Perhaps no project captures
Lagos' ambition more than Eko Atlantic City. Built on over 10 million square metres of reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean, the city is designed to become Africa's premier financial district, hosting multinational corporations, luxury residences, five-star hotels, embassies and global financial institutions. Protected by the Great Wall of Lagos, Eko Atlantic is redefining waterfront urban development on the continent.

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25/06/2026

Will you be an early investor or a late buyer?

The biggest mistake investors make is waiting until everyone agrees an area is valuable. By then, prices have already skyrocketed.
Real estate rewards vision, patience, and action.
The question is not whether property values will rise in strategic locations.
The real question is:
Will you be an early investor or a late buyer?

Ten years from now, the land you are considering today may become the investment opportunity you wish you had taken.

18/03/2026

March 31 Ultimatum: Lagos to Shut Down Buildings With Unregistered Elevators
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Building owners and property managers across Lagos face a looming crackdown as the state government has issued a March 31, 2026 deadline f...

Building owners and property managers across Lagos face a looming crackdown as the state government has issued a March 31, 2026 deadline f...