Lagos’s urban expansion continues to push westward, opening up new investment frontiers for developers and homeowners. One of the most promising areas in this wave of growth is Ikola in Alagbado, strategically located along the Lagos–Abeokuta Expressway. Once a quiet suburb, Ikola is fast transforming into a real estate hotspot — and at the center of this evolution sits Gidi Town, a new buy-and-build estate by Terrastone Shelters, marketed exclusively by Hybrid Landtech.
Affordable Entry with Immediate Value
Gidi Town offers 500 sqm plots at a pre-launch price of N28 million, roughly 50% below the current market rate in nearby estates. In a location where similar plots go for N40–55 million, early buyers gain instant equity and the chance to benefit from the area’s steady price appreciation.
Each plot comes with a global Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) and a government-approved layout, providing both security of ownership and bankable documentation. Buyers also enjoy immediate allocation and the flexibility to start building right away — a rare advantage in Lagos’s competitive property market.
Secure Titles and Verified Documentation
In Nigeria’s real estate space, documentation determines value. Gidi Town’s C of O (valid for 99 years) offers buyers government-recognized ownership rights, legal protection against disputes, and access to property-backed financing.
The estate also features a perfected layout plan approved under reference LY MPPUD/DP/PR6/2021/TTD, ensuring its infrastructure and land divisions meet regulatory standards. This eliminates the cost, time, and risk associated with processing land titles independently — a major advantage for investors, especially those in the diaspora.
Market Context: A Rising Corridor
A few years ago, plots in the Ikola-Alagbado corridor sold for as little as N6 million. Today, those same plots are worth over N50 million, representing an eightfold increase in less than five years. The area’s rapid growth is driven by improved infrastructure — notably new link bridges and boundary roads connecting Ikola to Command, Ayobo, Ipaja, and Ota.
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Land value growth: Similar plots in estates like Fairmont Hartland now sell for N55 million.
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Housing prices: Detached homes in Alagbado range from N60 million to N130 million, showing strong demand for mid- to upper-tier housing.
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Infrastructure: The area benefits from reliable road networks, public amenities, and proximity to key landmarks such as AIT, Winners Chapel’s Ark Auditorium, and Ayobo Market.
With Lagos facing a persistent housing shortage — estimated in the millions — the scarcity of affordable, documented land continues to push values upward. For investors, Gidi Town provides a hedge against inflation and an entry point into a market with consistent appreciation.
Ready Infrastructure in a Mature Neighborhood
Unlike many new developments carved out of undeveloped land, Gidi Town is surrounded by a mature, thriving community. The estate sits on a flat, dry hilltop, giving it both good drainage and scenic views. It features perimeter fencing, internal road networks, drainage, and electricity access — all designed to support immediate development.
From Ikola, major parts of Lagos’s mainland — including Ikeja — remain within comfortable reach, making Gidi Town attractive to both commuters and families seeking suburban comfort without sacrificing city access.
A Smart Investment for Nigerians at Home and Abroad
For Nigerians in the diaspora, Gidi Town provides a secure, verifiable foothold back home: titled land, instant allocation, and transparent purchase processes. For young professionals and growing families priced out of central Lagos, it offers a chance to own and build within reach of major business districts.
Given the area’s growth trajectory, a 500 sqm plot bought for N28 million today could see significant value increases as infrastructure projects and population growth continue to accelerate.
How to Get Started
Hybrid Landtech has opened pre-launch sales with flexible payment plans available for early investors. Interested buyers can book inspections, explore plot options, and lock in introductory pricing before rates adjust to market levels.
Gidi Town represents more than just land — it’s a stake in the next phase of Lagos’s urban expansion, combining secure documentation, strong infrastructure, and long-term growth potential.
