Homework Takes Affordable Luxury Homes to Other Parts of Lagos

Homework Development and Properties Limited, based in Lagos, has stated that it would build its luxurious and quality homes in places like Ajah, Yaba and other parts of the mainland of Lagos.

The Director of the Company, Mr. Jide Adekola, said Homework intended to deliver on the projects within a short period and that it had shown strong commitment in resolving the housing deficit in Nigeria through affordable mini estates of one, two and three bedroom apartments.

He said the mini estates, which would feature innovative architectural designs, would be spread across the country, as there was new demand for them for investment and related purposes since they are affordable.

Adekola said the projects were driven by the passion to offer affordable quality homes to Nigerians. Towards this end, the company would negotiate with suppliers and manufacturers of building equipment to see how they could sell their products at discounted rates.

He explained that Homework had made remarkable progress in resolving housing deficit through its products located at Banana Island, where it has a small gated community of terraces and semi-detached duplexes and at Lekki Phase I with Dunvale Terraces.

Other projects include Rowland’s Court, which consists of maisonettes at Elegushi in Lekki; Dunvale Court, an estate of 3 bed and 4 bed terraces as well as units of one and two bedroom apartments, both situated along Orchid Hotel, Lekki, Lagos.

To make its products unique, Homework embarks on regular training for its team of architects and engineers in line with modern trends. This has given the company an edge in the market.

It also makes use of upto-date building technology to tackle the challenge of communication in addition to providing identification and security with close circuit television surveillance solutions in its estates. “We also took into consideration space optimisation, comfort, child-friendly environment and recreation while developing our projects,” Adekola said.

He said following the success recorded so far, Homework intends to explore opportunities in other West African countries with products within the reach of the people. “Most people in Africa are looking for low cost houses and because we have done it in Lagos, we will do same in countries in the sub-region.”