INTRODUCTION Many investors believe that the real appreciation curve existed only on the Island. But with changing market realities, infrastructure upgrades, and an exploding demand for quality rental housing, the Lagos Mainland has proven itself to be one of the fastest-growing and most underestimated investment zones in the city. And in a market evolving this...
INTRODUCTION For years, the Lagos Mainland has been perceived through a narrow lens, often overshadowed by the glamour of the island and misunderstood by new or foreign investors. Yet, anyone paying attention to the real numbers, the actual demand patterns, and the consistent rental performance across core Mainland districts knows a different truth: Lagos Mainland...
Hidden fees are one of the most frustrating aspects of the Nigerian real estate market. Buyers and renters often budget for the advertised price, only to discover extra charges after signing contracts. Common hidden fees include: Service charges: Often added without prior notice. Maintenance fees: Some developers fail to clearly communicate recurring costs. Agent fees:...
Buying off-plan means your apartment isn’t complete yet, which can create uncertainty. Knowing how to track progress is critical. Regular updates from the developer: Ask for timelines, progress photos, or virtual tours. Milestone reporting: Payments should correspond with construction milestones. Transparent platforms: Some developers offer dashboards or apps where you can monitor unit progress. Flinx...
Delayed handovers are a major pain for Nigerian property buyers. Many apartments are delivered months—sometimes years—late, often due to poor planning, lack of funds, or mismanaged construction. How to avoid being stuck in a delayed handover: Check the developer’s track record: Companies that consistently deliver projects on time are more reliable. Verify project funding and...
Online apartment listings can be deceptive. Fake photos, copied content, and misleading prices are rampant. But with careful checks, you can avoid being scammed. Step 1: Verify the developer or agent. A legitimate developer, like Flinx Realty, has a proven track record. Every project is documented, and units are tracked from blueprint to handover. Step...
INTRODUCTION The real estate landscape in Nigeria is undergoing a quiet revolution, one powered not by bricks and cement alone, but by code, data, and smart technology. From the moment a property is conceptualised to the day keys are handed over, digital tools are transforming how developers and investors engage with real estate. At Flinx...
INTRODUCTION Every day between when an investor commits to a project and when they receive their keys carries both anticipation and opportunity cost. That’s why, for us, fast delivery isn’t just bragging rights; it’s a promise. In an industry where project delays are almost expected, Flinx has taken a different path. We’ve built systems, teams,...
Lagos real estate investment opportunities are shifting fast. With the rollout of the Lagos Blue Line Rail, there is more than convenience at stake. Whole neighborhoods on the Lagos Mainland are being revalued, renters are reconsidering where to live, and investors are rethinking strategies. What exactly is happening, and what does it mean for landlords,...
In Lagos real estate and lifestyle conversations, two names often spark debate: Lekki and Yaba. Both locations attract different crowds, yet each has its own irresistible appeal. The question for many investors and residents alike is simple: Which makes more sense. Luxury apartments in Lekki or Yaba’s cash flow? Lekki Real Estate: The Magnet of...
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Payment Plan
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Outright
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4 Months
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Initial Deposit
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₦95,000,000
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₦30,000,000
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1st Payment
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₦17,000,000
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2nd Payment
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₦17,000,000
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3rd Payment
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₦17,000,000
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4th Payment
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₦17,000,000
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TOTAL
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₦95,000,000
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₦98,000,000
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Payment Plan
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Outright
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4 Months
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|---|---|---|
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Initial Deposit
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₦58,000,000
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₦20,000,000
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1st Payment
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₦10,000,000
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2nd Payment
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₦10,000,000
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3rd Payment
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₦10,000,000
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4th Payment
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₦10,000,000
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TOTAL
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₦58,000,000
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₦60,000,000
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