Eko Atlantic has emerged as Nigeria’s top destination for high-end real estate, boasting world-class infrastructure and prestige.
With an eight-lane boulevard, 13 internal bridges, underground cables, and over 30,000 trees, the city redefines urban planning.
Owning property in Eko Atlantic is now a status symbol, attracting corporate giants and wealthy individuals seeking exclusivity.
Once, Kingsway and Ozumba Mbadiwe were prime locations for luxury offices; now, Eko Atlantic leads the transformation.
Modeled after Manhattan’s Skyscraper District, the 10-square-kilometre city is attracting major firms relocating headquarters there.
MTN Nigeria is the latest to join, following FirstBank, Dangote Group, and the United States Embassy’s early investments.
FirstBank recently broke ground on a 40-floor corporate headquarters, set to be the city’s most iconic development.
Azuri Towers by Eko Development Company offers premium residential and commercial spaces, setting high standards for luxury.
Arkland Property Investment’s A & A Towers and Oak Homes’ Oak Towers are adding 22- and 33-floor residences.
Other notable developments include Pan Atlantis Towers, Eko Pearl, Amni Towers, and Louisville by Total Energy Staff.
Louisville will feature 300 luxury homes, a sports center, a retail hub, and smart living technology for sustainability.
“Eko Atlantic is designed for elite investors, not mass housing,” Erejuwa Gbadebo, Eko Development’s MD, emphasized.
With LEED certification and a focus on sustainability, the city aims to be Africa’s most advanced commercial hub.
Since its launch in 2008, Eko Atlantic has transformed from Bar Beach into Lagos’ most ambitious urban project.
The city is expected to house 500,000 residents, with over 300,000 commuters passing through daily.
Though land prices remain undisclosed, initial rates were $1,250 per square metre, significantly higher than competitors.
Experts compare Eko Atlantic’s land values to Manhattan, where real estate averages $1,773 per square foot.
As Nigeria’s new luxury epicenter, Eko Atlantic continues to redefine high-end real estate and corporate investment.
