Properties in Abuja
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2 bedroom terrace duplex with self contained Bq
Spacious & solidly built 4 bedroom terrace duplex
This solidly built and spacious 4 bedroom terrace duplex on a single floor is located in a nice, serene, secured and accessible estate with good […]
Abuja
Abuja is a modern planned city and serves as Nigeria’s Federal Capital City. It’s dubbed one of the fastest developing cities in Africa. It’s known for its beautiful landmarks, contemporary architecture, good weather, hospitality, green vegetation, rich culture, etc.
Abuja is strategically situated at the geographic midpoint of the country within the Federal Capital Territory. As the Federal Capital of Nigeria, it hosts key national institutions, embassies, landmarks, and buildings spread across its districts.
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What are the best areas in Abuja?
Maitama, Asokoro, Jabi, Guzape, Katampe extension, Wuse, Garki are some of the most developed and prestigious areas in Abuja.There feature some of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods, luxurious estates, contemporary homes, good infrastructure, and a well-connected road network.
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Is Abuja an expensive city?
Abuja is a city designed to accommodate people from all works of life. The city has nice and affordable residential areas with modern real estate not far from the main city centre for average to low income earners. These areas have good roads, schools, hospitals, water, electricity, markets, etc.
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What are the districts in Abuja?
The city of Abuja divided into 5 phases which consists of over 50 districts. The districts in Abuja are Asokoro, Central Area, Garki, Garki II, Guzape I, Guzape II, Maitama, Wuse, Wuse II, Apo-Dutse, Dakibiyu, Duboyi, Durumi, Gaduwa, Gudu, Jabi, Jahi, Kado, Katampe, Kaura, Kukwaba, Mabushi, Utako, Wuye, Bunkoro, Dakwo, Dape, Galadimawa, Gwarimpa, Industrial Area, Kabusa, Kafe, Karmo, Life Camp, Lokogoma, Nbora, Okanje, Pyakasa, Saraji, Wumba, Wupa, Bude, Burun, Chafe, Gidari Bahagwo, Gwagwa, Gwari, Idogwari, Idu, Jaite, Kaba, Kagini, Karsana, Ketti, Kpoto, Mamusa, Parfun, Sabo Gida, Sheretti, Tasha, Waru-Pozema, Kyami, Lugbe.