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Old GRA, Port Harcourt And The Wealthiest Neighbourhoods in Nigeria

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Nigeria, boasting one of Africa’s largest economies, has nurtured several billionaires and millionaires, thanks to its rich cultural heritage and abundant natural resources. These affluent individuals have established their homes in some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the country. Let’s explore these luxurious locales and discover why they are highly sought after by Nigeria’s wealthiest.

Old GRA, Port Harcourt

Overview: Old GRA is one of Port Harcourt’s most exclusive residential areas, initially reserved for senior government officials. It is now open to private individuals who can afford its luxury.

Real Estate: Land costs range from N188,000 to N300,000 per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N94 million.

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Banana Island, Lagos State

Overview: Banana Island, an artificial island in Lagos, is the epitome of luxury and exclusivity. It is the preferred residence for the country’s richest families who appreciate its serene and secure environment, away from the hustle and bustle of Lagos.

Real Estate: The cost of land here is incredibly high, with prices ranging from N1.3 million to N5 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot can set you back by at least N650 million.

 

Ikoyi, Lagos

Overview: Ikoyi is another prestigious area in Lagos, home to wealthy individuals and expatriates. It boasts high-end real estate, gourmet restaurants, and luxury hotels.

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Real Estate: Land prices in Ikoyi are similarly high, with costs between N1.1 million to N2 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N575 million.

 

Asokoro, Abuja

Overview: Asokoro is an upper-class district in Abuja, housing significant local and international institutions, including the Presidential complex (Aso Villa) and the ECOWAS Secretariat.

Real Estate: Land prices range from N180,000 to N1 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N90 million.

 

Maitama, Abuja

Overview: Maitama is a lush, developed district north of Abuja’s city center. It is one of the most coveted neighborhoods, hosting many of Nigeria’s wealthy individuals.

Real Estate: Land here costs between N300,000 to N1.5 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot can cost upwards of N199 million.

 

Victoria Island, Lagos

Overview: Victoria Island is Lagos’s principal business district and a hub of financial activities. It combines the luxury of upper-class living with a vibrant business environment.

Real Estate: Land prices range from N664,000 to N2 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N332 million.

 

Lekki, Lagos

Overview: Lekki is favored by upper-middle-class Nigerians, celebrities, and startup founders. The area offers excellent job opportunities, top-tier schools, and state-of-the-art medical facilities.

Real Estate: Land costs between N331,000 to N1.5 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N165 million.

 

Nicon Town, Lagos

Overview: Nicon Town is known for its luxury and well-organized infrastructure. It is home to high-income earners and offers top-quality finishing.

Real Estate: Land here ranges from N500,000 to N2 million per square meter. A 500-square-meter plot costs upwards of N250 million.

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Other Notable Affluent Areas

While the above neighborhoods are some of the most prominent, other areas worth mentioning include:

  • Abuja: Wuse II, Jabi, Gwarinpa
  • Lagos: Ikeja GRA, Oniru Estate
  • Port Harcourt: New GRA, Trans-Amadi
  • Kaduna: Barnawa, GRA, Malali
  • Kano: Nassarawa GRA, Dala GRA
  • Enugu: Independence Layout, GRA
  • Anambra: Awka GRA, Nnewi
  • Oyo: Bodija Estate, Agodi GRA

These areas are renowned for their high-end real estate, luxury amenities, and excellent infrastructure, attracting Nigeria’s affluent residents.

Conclusion

Nigeria’s economy continues to grow, attracting more investors and expanding the list of exclusive neighborhoods. From Banana Island’s man-made luxury to Maitama’s leafy streets, and the vintage Old GRA in Port Harcourt, these areas offer a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the country’s richest individuals.

The Win Realty Limited‘s team is always ready to show you around if you’re hunting for a home or real estate investment in these areas.

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