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Nigeria Property Demand Trends – Week 2, July 2025 (What Buyers Are Searching For)

Nigeria property demand trends

Nigeria property demand trends

Nigeria Property Demand Trends – Week 2, July 2025 (What Buyers Are Searching For)

What’s hot this week in Nigerian real estate? According to buyer interest across major platforms and our internal data, demand is shifting fast — and investors who move early can catch the wave.

From emerging suburbs to high-end districts, this post breaks down what Nigerians are searching for in the second week of July 2025.


📊 Top 10 Most Searched Cities (Week 2 – July 2025)

Rank City Demand Level Change vs Last Week
1 Lagos 🔥 Very High 🔼 Steady
2 Abuja 🔥 High 🔼 Slight Rise
3 Ibadan 🚀 Rising Fast 🔼 Up 2 spots
4 Port Harcourt 🚀 Rising 🔼 Up 1 spot
5 Asaba 💡 Trending 🔼 New Entry
6 Abeokuta 🌱 Growing 🔽 Down 1
7 Enugu 🌿 Moderate 🔽 Down 2
8 Uyo 🌿 Stable ➡️ No Change
9 Ilorin 🟡 Low 🔼 Re-entered
10 Owerri 🟡 Low 🔽 Dropping

🔎 Trending Areas by State (Buyer Searches)

🏙️ Lagos State:

  • Ikorodu and Badagry see 25% more searches this week.

  • Lekki Phase 1 and Ajah remain stable for high-end searches.

  • New trend: “Land with Governor’s Consent” surging in queries.

🏙️ Abuja:

  • Gwarinpa and Lugbe remain top picks.

  • Kubwa sees a 10% spike in diaspora buyer interest (land under ₦5M).

🏙️ Oyo (Ibadan):

  • Jericho, Akobo, and Moniya are emerging hotspots.

  • Affordable plots under ₦2M getting attention.

🏙️ Delta / Asaba:

  • Sudden 18% increase in land searches this week. Investors exploring satellite towns like Okpanam.


💬 What Buyers Are Asking

  1. “Where can I buy verified land under ₦5M?”

  2. “Is Epe still a good investment in 2025?”

  3. “Top gated estates with C of O in Abuja”

  4. “Where are the cheapest plots near Lagos?”

  5. “Can I buy land from abroad and avoid scams?”

💡 These questions are ripe for more blog content, social answers, and videos.


🔥 My Take (Editor’s Note)

Buyers are diversifying. While Lagos and Abuja remain top spots, cities like Ibadan, Asaba, and Abeokuta are rising stars. If you’re a developer or investor, these are the places to scout before prices rise by Q4 2025.

Expect more land flipping, co-investment platforms, and fractional ownership tools to rise in these areas.


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