Joint Venture Mixed-use Land in Estates, Ajah, Lagos
There are 5 available mixed-use land joint venture in Estates, Ajah, Lagos, Nigeria. The mixed-use land have been listed by estate agents who can be contacted using the contact information provided for each mixed-use land listing. The list can be filtered by price, furnishing and recency.
*direct* 26th-12-2024
*jv jv *
*lbs*
*shangetedo: greenland estate*
1 hectare of land
not going to one developer
from 2-4/+ plots per developer depending on capacity
*only for capable developer*
*value: 90m per plots*
*tittle: c-of-o etc.... ntda*
*equity : 15m*
*share: 45/55*
*faci. 10% net*
*procedures: inspection, loi + profile+ proposal and*
facilitator's fee letter
d. m if you have a developer who's ready to d...
_*capital j. v project for smart developer @ ogombo road. *_
*desciption:-* fully.. ready.. to build... approximately 1. 5hectares. along the rd
*location:* along okun ajah ogombo rd, lagos
*title:* c. of o
*land value:* 200k. per square metre
*sharing formula:* tbd
*facilitators fee:* 10%. *preference:* mixed residental. development. terraces. semi detached. 2bedapartments. 3bedapartment. it has an architectural.. site analysis and layout. *proposed estate facility:*
gym. pool. recreational.. area. automated gate. *note:* only well.. funded.. & capable.. developers... with good track record need apply. -
_*ref: ffrt/jvfnwrgjg/jv2024:12*_
48hrs notice for inspection only
factf...
Hot jv
about 15 acres sqm fenced and gated on a tarred road with good drainage @ abraham adesanya estate ajah, lekki lagos
title: certificate of occupa...
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