Residential properties for sale in Nigeria page 4

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Apartment in Ikate, Nigeria
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Ikate, Nigeria
$63 259
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House in Ikota, Nigeria
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Ikota, Nigeria
$312 574
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House in Ikeja, Nigeria
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Ikeja, Nigeria
$334 901
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Apartment in Ikota, Nigeria
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Ikota, Nigeria
$3 721
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Apartment in Ikate, Nigeria
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Ikate, Nigeria
$48 375
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House in Eti Osa, Nigeria
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Eti Osa, Nigeria
$119 076
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Frequently asked questions about Nigerian real estate

The highest cost of real estate for sale in Nigeria is observed in the capital and in the largest city Lagos: 1 sq. m. is estimated at 940 US dollars. Outside the megacities, prices seem more affordable: 371 dollars are asked per sq. m.
Those wishing to buy real estate in Nigeria prefer the capital of the country - Abuja, which is part of the Federal Capital Territory. The city of Lagos is also very popular.
The sale of housing in Nigeria takes place without restrictions, while the sale of land has its own specifics: it is necessary to obtain official permission from the state authorities. At the same time, foreigners do not receive unconditional ownership: they can only lease a land plot for a long term (99 years).
Foreigners can legally purchase real estate from anywhere in the world without personal presence.