Neighborhoods
Where you live matters more than what you buy.
Six areas we know well enough to be candid about — including the trade-offs.

Ikoyi
Lagos
Wide, tree-lined streets and the city's oldest money. Turnover is low, which is why good houses here rarely sit on the open market for long.
- Median
- ₦285,000,000
- Listings
- 42
- Walk score
- 74/100

Lekki
Lagos
Where most of Lagos' new supply is being built. Best value per square foot in the city, provided you check the developer's delivery record first.
- Median
- ₦132,000,000
- Listings
- 68
- Walk score
- 71/100

Victoria Island
Lagos
The commercial core, and increasingly residential at the top of the towers. Short commutes, high service charges, excellent restaurants.
- Median
- ₦198,000,000
- Listings
- 37
- Walk score
- 86/100

Banana Island
Lagos
A private causeway, underground services, and roughly 500 homes. The most expensive residential land in the country by a clear margin.
- Median
- ₦620,000,000
- Listings
- 14
- Walk score
- 55/100

Maitama
Abuja
Diplomatic Abuja: large plots, quiet nights, and the shortest drive to the ministries. Rental demand is steady rather than volatile.
- Median
- ₦210,000,000
- Listings
- 29
- Walk score
- 60/100

Old GRA
Port Harcourt
Colonial-era bungalows on generous grounds, many now carefully restored. The city's most walkable residential quarter.
- Median
- ₦104,000,000
- Listings
- 21
- Walk score
- 68/100
