Not everyone lives in Lagos.
But everyone is watching it. Lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria by land size, yet it holds the largest population. Over 20 million people live in this one state, with thousands moving in every day. It contributes more to Nigeria’s GDP than any other state and remains the most commercially active, most densely populated, and most influential region in the country. It is the only state in Nigeria that functions like a country, some would even argue that Lagos is Nigeria.
You may not live in Lagos, but Lagos is where the future is being built. In the past five years, Lagos real estate has experienced unprecedented growth. The city has expanded from traditional hotspots like Lekki and Victoria Island into new growth corridors like Ibeju-Lekki, Epe, Sangotedo, and Eleko. In 2019, a plot of land measuring 500sqm in certain parts of Ibeju-Lekki sold for between ₦1.5M–₦3M depending on title and proximity to infrastructure. Today, that same land is valued at ₦10M–₦20M. In Epe, land that sold for as low as ₦500K in 2020 now goes for ₦2.5M–₦7M. These are real numbers backed by real demand.
Lagos is building a new airport. A deep-sea port has just been completed. The Dangote Refinery, the largest in Africa, has started operations. Thousands of jobs will be created, and millions of people will need places to live. The government is not creating more land, but the demand for it keeps increasing. It doesn’t matter whether you’re living in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, or even abroad. If you are Nigerian or investing in Nigeria’s future, Lagos is a city you cannot afford to ignore.
The biggest mistake people make is thinking that land investment is about where they live. It’s not. It’s about where the economy is going. Where development is guaranteed. Where demand never slows down. Lagos is that place. It is the most consistent real estate market in Nigeria in terms of value appreciation and ROI. Even if you don’t plan to live in Lagos, your money should.
If you build on it, you earn from rent. If you hold it, it appreciates. If you resell it in a few years, you cash out. No matter what you decide to do with it, the land remains yours forever—and that’s the difference between spending and investing. Even if you’re not ready to build, there are multiple ways to make money from your land in Lagos, including leasing it for agriculture, renting it for parking or storage, or simply reselling it when prices increase.
This is where MegaOne Lagos comes in.
Located just off the Lekki-Epe Expressway, MegaOne isn’t just a strategically positioned estate, it’s a blueprint for intentional living. Designed with clean energy, green spaces, and wellness-focused layouts, MegaOne is offering investors the opportunity to own land in one of the fastest-developing zones in Lagos, surrounded by catalytic projects like the new airport, deep-sea port, and a growing number of industrial and residential developments.
You may not live in Lagos today. But five years from now, when the value of your land has doubled or tripled, when Lagos has added another five million people, and when those who waited are now priced out, you will be glad you bought when you did.
Waiting for the “right time” is how people miss their window.
The opportunity is in front of you now. MegaOne Lagos is open for inspection and bookings. Whether you live in Lagos or not, now is the time to position yourself where value is guaranteed. Your location doesn’t have to determine your investment. What matters is vision, and land in Lagos has never stopped rewarding those who see ahead.
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