Tell us the location, budget and type of home you're after — brand new or existing — and we'll match you to estates that actually fit, and alert you the moment new units come up. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.
Free, no obligation, and we never publish your details.
In Nigeria a gated estate isn't a luxury preference — it's how you get services that don't reliably arrive on their own. That's why estate homes hold value and let more easily.
Controlled access, perimeter fencing and manned gates. The single biggest reason families choose estates over standalone homes.
Estate generators, inverters or solar with shared infrastructure — far more reliable than arranging it yourself unit by unit.
Boreholes, treatment and proper drainage maintained centrally, instead of every household solving it alone.
Paved, drained and maintained estate roads — which matters enormously in the rainy season.
Pools, gyms, playgrounds and green space that individual homes rarely justify on their own.
Estate addresses are familiar to buyers, tenants and lenders — which usually means a shorter sale and a wider pool of interest.
Both are good buys for different reasons, and the form below lets you say which you'd consider — or both. Here's the honest trade-off.
Buying into an estate under development, or a newly completed one.
Buying a completed home in an established, occupied estate.
The more you tell us, the better we can match you. Takes about two minutes — no obligation.
We'll start matching you to gated estates that fit your brief, and get in touch with anything suitable. If you gave us a tight timeline, expect to hear from us shortly.
The areas buyers ask us about most. Tick any of these in the form and we'll cover them all.
The Lekki–Ajah axis dominates new estate development, with established estates across the mainland.
No cold-calling, no pressure. Here's the actual process.
A person reviews what you're looking for — not an algorithm firing off generic listings.
We come back with estates and units that genuinely fit your areas, budget and type — and tell you if nothing does.
Arranged inspections, or video walk-throughs if you're abroad, so you see it properly before deciding.
Title, developer track record and estate documentation reviewed before any money moves.
Estate purchases go wrong in predictable ways. These are the checks that matter, and we do them.
C of O or deed position, the estate's own title, and whether Governor's Consent has been or can be obtained. Many estate purchases stall precisely here.
For off-plan, what the developer has actually delivered before — completed estates, on time or not. Renders tell you nothing; delivery history tells you everything.
Service charge, estate levies, power costs and what's actually maintained. A cheap unit in an estate with high or badly-run charges isn't cheap.
Straight answers before you register.
No. Registering your requirements is free and puts you under no obligation to buy anything. Where fees apply to a specific service or transaction, we tell you clearly before you commit to it.
No. We contact you about properties matching what you told us, and you can tell us to stop at any time. To find you matches we may share your requirements with relevant developers, agents and estate sellers — that's what the consent box covers, and it's how matching works.
Yes, and many of our registered buyers are. Tell us where you live in the form and we'll arrange video walk-throughs and handle inspections and checks on the ground. If you're buying from overseas, sort your banking documentation before transferring funds — it matters a great deal for getting money out later.
It can be, and payment plans make it far more affordable — but you're buying a promise, so the developer's delivery record is the thing that matters most. We check what a developer has actually completed before, and we'd rather tell you a deal looks risky than earn a commission on it.
We'll say so honestly, and tell you what your budget does reach — often a different area, a smaller unit, or an off-plan payment plan rather than a completed home. That's more useful than being shown things you can't buy.
