Banana Island Market Report: Nigeria's Most Expensive Land, Benchmarked

Prime waterfront land runs to ₦5.5m per square metre. On a 5,000 sqm plot that is ₦27.5bn before a single block is laid.

DidiBloom Editorial 14 August 2026 7 min read

Banana Island Market Report: Nigeria's Most Expensive Land, Benchmarked

Nigeria's most exclusive address, measured: waterfront and residential land benchmarks across the estate, the scarcity that underpins them, and the small pool of premium office space available on the island.

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Victoria Island Market Report: Land Values and Grade A Office Rents

Lagos' established commercial district, benchmarked street by street: land values from the Ozumba Mbadiwe waterfront to inner Victoria Island, and asking rents across five Grade A towers including The Wings, Nestoil and Landmark.

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A benchmark of land values and Grade A office rents inside Eko Atlantic City — from Eko Boulevard frontage down to inner-city plots, the phasing rules that govern what may be built on each, and what an office floor at Azuri Towers costs to occupy for a year.

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