Average Property Prices in Nigeria – Week 4, July 2025 (By City & Property Type)

🧭 Why This Report Matters

Whether you’re a buyer, seller, agent, or investor, understanding Nigeria’s weekly price trends helps you stay ahead. This week’s data highlights where prices are rising, falling, or holding steady.

We break it down by city and property type — for both sale and rent.

📊 Average Property Prices by City (Week 4 – July 2025)

➤ Sale Prices (₦)

➤ Rent Prices (₦/Year)

🔎 Market Trends This Week

• Lagos & Abuja: High demand for 1- & 2-bed flats in central districts continues to push rents higher.

• Ibadan & Enugu: Stable price points are attracting budget-conscious buyers and retirees.

• PHC & Benin: Slight uptick in land interest near new road corridors and proposed industrial zones.

🏡 What This Means for You

💼 For Investors:

Focus on Ibadan, Enugu, and PHC — low acquisition cost, rising rental yield.

🔍 For Renters:

Consider Benin or Port Harcourt for more affordable 2-bed options under ₦1.5M/year.

🏗️ For Developers:

Land prices in Lugbe (Abuja) and Epe (Lagos) are still attractive for buy-build-sell models.

🧮 Quick ROI Math

If you buy a ₦25M 3-bed flat in Abuja and rent it out at ₦2.9M/year:
Rental Yield = 11.6% — better than most Treasury Bills.

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