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Bugatti Apartment is perfectly nestled in Lekki Phase 1, offering a refined blend of cutting-edge amenities, soundproof comfort, and premium finishes—crafted for those who value exclusivity, sophistication, and a truly luxurious living experience.
Location: Lekki Foreshore, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos
Price:
2 Bedroom Apartment - N270 million
3 Bedroom Pent + Cinema & BQ - N549 million
Up to 20 months payment plan
Contact us for enquiries;
+2348084754079, +2347034442759
[email protected]
12/03/2026
Congratulations to all our amazing clients as they take ownership of their plots in Smart City Estate, Emuren Ikorodu. We are super delighted to be a part of your real estate journey, thank you for trusting us. Here's to greater real estate achievements.
We still have plots available in Smart City Estate starting from N2.1 million and you get instant allocation upon initial deposit of N500,000.
Contact us today for enquiries and inspection
+2348084754079, +2347034442759
[email protected]
On Feb 18, 2026, VAT was removed from land, buildings, and rent in Nigeria under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025.
This reduces transaction costs and could stimulate activity across the real estate market.
However, property values will still depend on fundamentals like location, infrastructure, and demand.
For smart investors, it’s a signal worth paying attention to as this policy tends to make the real estate market more appealing and attractive to local and diaspora investors, entering into the market early enough with insights and fundamental knowledge can guarantee higher returns on investments.
If you're looking to navigate the real estate market with ease? reach out to us today, let’s talk.
+2348084754079, +2347034442759
[email protected]
12/03/2026
On February 18, 2026, a notable fiscal reform was announced in Nigeria under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 — Value Added Tax (VAT) was removed from land transactions, completed buildings, and rent.
While it may sound like routine tax policy, this change carries meaningful implications for the real estate sector.
By eliminating VAT on land purchases, completed properties, and rental payments, transaction costs within the property market are reduced. Lower cost barriers can make property acquisition, leasing, and development more accessible for buyers, tenants, and investors.
When transaction costs decline, market activity often increases. More individuals consider property ownership, businesses reassess expansion opportunities, and investors begin exploring emerging markets.
However, it’s important to note that tax policy alone does not determine property prices. Real estate values remain driven by fundamentals such as location, infrastructure, demand, population growth, and supply dynamics.
What this policy signals is a broader effort to support housing development and strengthen the real estate sector, particularly in rapidly growing cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Ibadan.
For investors—especially those in the diaspora—this reform highlights the importance of strategic positioning. Policies that reduce cost friction can create opportunities, but successful investments will always depend on identifying high-growth locations, strong infrastructure corridors, and well-documented developments.
The VAT removal may not transform the market overnight, but it is a clear signal of the direction Nigeria’s real estate sector is moving toward—one that investors should watch closely.
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