Joint Venture Mixed-use Land in Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos
There are 3 available mixed-use land joint venture in Banana Island, Ikoyi, 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.
Land Size: 10 Hectares * Title: Federal Documents * Premium: 1.5 Bil, Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos
Reclamation sponsorship is available now
owner need an investor that has a capacity to handle this project
* land size: 10 hectares
* title: federal documents
* premium: 1.5 billion naira
* facilitator's fee: n300 million naira net
* land reward : 10 percent.
location: orange island lekki phase 1, lagos state
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Owner Need Capable Investor For The Reclamation!!!.big Investment!!!, Banana Island, Ikoyi, Lagos
Big investment!!!
reclamation!!!. .... reclamation!!!......
500 acres of land!!!.
banana inland!!!....
title supreme court jourgment
investor we work out with c of o
owner need capable investor for the reclamation!!!.
sharing formula
50/ 50
owo iwoko 300m between the owner land!!!.
land value #1 b. !!!.
facilitator 10 percent.
from the value.
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Banana Island, is an artificial island off the foreshore of Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria. The Island is a man-made island and is shaped like a banana. It is located in the Lagos Lagoon and is connected to Ikoyi Island by a dedicated road which is linked to the existing road network near Parkview Estate.The island was constructed by the Lebanese-Nigerian Chagoury Group in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing and is considered to be on par with the Seventh Arrondissement in Paris, La Jolla in San Diego, and Tokyo's Shibuya and Roppongi neighbourhoods. Banana Island has residential and commercial areas, as well as sites for recreational activities
It occupies a sand-filled area of approximately 1,630,000 square metres and is divided into 536 plots (of between 1000 and 4000 square metres in size) mainly arranged along cul-de-sacs. Dwellers in this Island are provided with world class utilities including underground electrical systems (versus the overhead cabling common throughout Lagos), an underground water supply network, a central sewage system and treatment plant, and street lighting and satellite telecommunications networks