Our services
our services
Property Sales and Acquisition
Helping individuals, families, and businesses buy or sell residential, commercial, and industrial properties across Nigeria with verified documentation and transparent transactions.
Land Sales and Allocation
Offering genuine land for sale in fast-developing areas, including proper allocation, surveys, and secure title documents to protect buyers from land disputes.
Property Rentals and Leasing
Providing short-term and long-term rental solutions for residential homes, office spaces, and retail outlets, ensuring tenants and landlords enjoy fair, well-structured agreements.
Real Estate Investment Advisory
Guiding investors on profitable property ventures, market trends, and location insights, ensuring both Nigerians and diaspora investors make informed, future-proof decisions.
Property Management Services
Managing residential and commercial properties on behalf of owners, covering tenant sourcing, rent collection, maintenance, and ensuring consistent returns on investment.
Real Estate Development
Designing and executing housing and commercial projects tailored to Nigeria’s growing population, from affordable homes to premium estates and business complexes.
Facility and Estate Management
Providing professional management for estates, office complexes, and apartments, including security, waste management, repairs, and general upkeep.
Joint Ventures and Partnerships
Collaborating with landowners, investors, and developers to build profitable projects, ensuring all parties benefit from Nigeria’s booming real estate opportunities.
Your new property is just a click away!
FAQ
How do I verify that a property in Nigeria is genuine?
To verify a property, you should confirm the title documents (such as the Certificate of Occupancy, Deed of Assignment, or Governor’s Consent) at the relevant state land registry. Working with trusted real estate firms like Nellyani Properties ensures that due diligence is carried out to protect buyers from fraudulent transactions.
What are the common types of property titles in Nigeria?
The most recognized titles include the Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), Governor’s Consent, Deed of Assignment, Registered Survey Plan, and Excision/Gazette. These documents determine ownership rights and legal security over land or property. Always ensure the property has a valid and verifiable title before purchase.
What are the costs involved in buying property in Nigeria apart from the purchase price?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for legal fees, agency fees, survey fees, land registry charges, and in some cases development levies or infrastructure charges. These costs typically amount to between 5%–15% of the property value, depending on the location and transaction type.
Can non-Nigerians or foreigners own property in Nigeria?
Yes. Foreigners are legally allowed to own property in Nigeria, although in many states land is technically held under leasehold from the government. Foreigners are encouraged to acquire properties with Governor’s Consent and work through reputable real estate companies to ensure compliance with state laws.
What is the safest way to buy land or property in Nigeria?
The safest approach is to work with reputable real estate companies and legal professionals who carry out full due diligence. Buyers should always conduct a search at the state land registry, confirm valid titles, inspect the property physically, and ensure proper documentation is signed and registered before payment is finalized.