Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

The “best” area depends on your needs and budget. Popular choices include Maitama, Wuse 2, Asokoro, Gwarinpa, and Jabi. You can use Nasaga Limited’s website to refine your search by location, price, and property type.

Consider factors like proximity to work/amenities, security, property type (house, apartment, land), infrastructure, and future development plans for the area.

Consider factors like proximity to work/amenities, security, property type (house, apartment, land), infrastructure, and future development plans for the area.

Yes, foreign ownership of property in Abuja is legal. However, specific regulations and procedures apply. Nasaga Limited can guide you through the process.

Yes, buying property in Abuja is generally safe, especially when dealing with reputable real estate agents and conducting proper due diligence. Nasaga Limited ensures all properties listed are verified and legitimate.

Questions about Buying

The typical buying process in Abuja involves searching for properties, making an offer, conducting due diligence, legal documentation, and finally, property transfer. But here at Nasaga Limited, we do all that for you, all that is left is, you choose the property you want, pay and thats it. 

Consider factors like proximity to work/amenities, security, property type (house, apartment, land), infrastructure, and future development plans for the area.

Expect additional costs beyond the purchase price, including legal fees, agency fees (if applicable), valuation fees, registration charges, and taxes.

Benefits include potential long-term property value appreciation, building equity, and having a stable living environment. You may also enjoy tax advantages like mortgage interest deductions.

The cost of buying a house in Abuja varies depending on the location, size, and type of property. Prices can range from ₦20 million for a modest home in less central areas to over ₦200 million for luxury homes in prime neighborhoods.

Questions about Renting

Renting offers flexibility, lower upfront costs, and less maintenance responsibility. It’s ideal if you’re unsure of your long-term plans or want to live in a specific location for a shorter period.

Consider your budget, desired location, amenities (security, parking, gym), proximity to work/school, and the type of property (apartment, house, shared accommodation).

Nigerian tenancy laws provide certain rights and responsibilities for both tenants and landlords. Familiarize yourself with these regulations or consult a lawyer for guidance.

Nasaga Limited offers a user-friendly search platform with extensive rental listings. Our experienced agents can guide you based on your needs and preferences, ensuring a smooth and successful rental experience.

Typically, your landlord will notify you of the renewal option before the lease ends. Negotiate any changes to rent or terms beforehand and ensure a signed renewal agreement is in place.

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