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Reasons You Should Invest In Ibeju Lekki



Lekki is one of the fastest developing community in the whole of Nigeria right now, and what’s more, the train is moving further, just as developments in that area gets better. Wise people are taking position in vantage points of that area now, because of certain things they have discovered early enough which I will now share with you. 
Here are the reasons why you should invest in Ibeju Lekki now!
Get about 300% appreciation: This is how high your investment would appreciate; the net-worth of your investment years after you key into what you never saw as a goldmine. In addition, the location enjoys 40% of total construction activity in Lagos, continuously driving higher demand and price. According to experts,  a plot of land at Ibeju Lekki will likely sell at N25.5million per plot by 2020.
Stay at the peak of the action: In every investment it is important you stay where the market blossoms. Roseberry estate is right beside Pan-Atlantic University(LBS), two minutes drive from Eleko beach junction and 22 minutes drive from Ajah. How promising can an investment get?
Your Environment is key:  Imagine having Eko tourist beach, the popular La champagne Tropicana and even a golf course as neighbours. Your status just moved overboard.


The ideal location: Reside in a tremendous location where you feel the gentle caress of cool ocean breeze against your body and soul. The location is poised to generate over 50,000 jobs in the next three years.
Accessibility to Road: Enjoy the luxury of driving along the upgraded Lekki-Epe express road.
Own the next Dubai: Located within the New Lagos Megacity, Lekki Free Trade Zone, in which the Government is investing over N400billion. Live amidst wealth: Located proximally to Dangote Refinery Project, HFP Estate, Lekki International Airport, Dupri Group Industry and Eleganza industries; your fountain can never run dry.


Further Expansion of road network: Plans are in top gear to expand the Lekki-Epe express road to 10 lanes to connect with Itokin, Ikorodu and Ijebu Ode in Ogun State.
Don’t be left behind: It is important you go where the world is going. 13% annual population growth rate of the area surpasses other major locations across Nigeria.
If you’ve missed Lekki and VGC, you can’t afford to miss  Ibeju Lekki. It could be irredeemable.
Enough of the  procrastination! Take a stance now! Buy land in a remarkable location, build your house, occupy it and ultimately sack your landlord!
With the information at your disposal you would want to agree with me that you don’t need a soothsayer to tell you that life has just gotten better. That is why its called an investors delight!
You should move and pitch your tent at Ibeju-Lekki now!!!

Call these numbers for more info about Ibeju-Lekki: 08022226573, 08054795703,08036840803

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