With the approval of the Lekki-Epe International Airport by the Federal Government, Audacia Prime Realty Limited, the fastest-growing real estate firm in the country has now joined the great number of enterprises contributing to the commercial expansion in the area with its Adunni City project.

Speaking at the inauguration of one of the firm’s projects, the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Bright Sekoni, said there are new opportunities abound investing in Epe especially in Adunni because it is a completed project and its development is increasing faster than the company thinks.

Sekoni explained that Ketu-Epe was fast turning into the commercial hub of Lagos State and that commercial properties in Epe city typically offered stable returns with relatively low risk.

He said Lagos State government had been very strategic in planning the Free Trade Zone, Ibeju-Lekki/Epe axis and with the involvement of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery in the deep-sea port and Alaro City in Epe, institutional investors already had their eyes on the Fourth Mainland Bridge, Lekki International Airport and new jetty which would all be strategically located there.

“The road network and the environment serenity, despite the area being developing, is one of the things wooing investors to the area,” Sekoni added.

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He further maintained that new opportunities would abound at the Silicon Valley of Africa nicknamed ‘the Talent City’, also rumoured to be in Epe.

While fielding questions on the company’s investment in the area, Sekoni asserted that his company was building its fourth estate in Epe after selling three already, adding, “We just launched another one totalling five. We are doing a lot to get more properties in Epe just as we are also trying to document all our properties because scammers have invaded the area attempting to sell non-existing properties to potential customers. That’s why all our properties have titles.”

The real estate expert also criticised the disposition of modern real estate investors towards investing at high-brow areas despite the abundance of better return on investment in developing geographies such as Epe.

He noted that much of the communication between the company and its clients took place virtually, allowing for ease of transaction until allocation days when the clients would get to see their properties.

He advised prospective investors to take advantage of the affordability of landed properties in the area noting that such investments would yield significant returns in the foreseeable future.