Buy property, land or vehicles across Nigeria.

Build a useful buying brief.

Start with how you intend to use the asset, rather than a district name alone. For a home, describe your household needs and the journeys you want to make. For land, explain the intended development. For business premises, set out the space, access and operating requirements that matter to you.

Location and alternatives

Name your preferred state, city or district and any alternatives you would consider. If Maitama or Wuse is your starting point, explain what makes that location important; do not assume every property in the district meets the same needs.

Budget and timing

State your NGN budget, intended purchase timing and essential features. Keep the purchase price separate from service fees, independent professional costs and any applicable transaction charges.

Inspection questions

Ask about occupancy, access, condition and the evidence available for review. For vehicles, include intended use and arrange an independent mechanical inspection and document checks.

Before committing to property or land

Ask your independent lawyer to establish the appropriate title search through AGIS (Abuja Geographic Information Systems) or the relevant land registry. A survey professional should check that the survey matches the site, while the relevant planning authority should be consulted on approvals and proposed use. A listing's completed review steps do not replace these transaction-specific checks.