3 Bedroom Flat & Apartment For Rent in Lagos, Nigeria.

Lagos state is the commercial hub of Nigeria, and it is a densely populated state and also one of the fastest growing in Africa and the World. Lagos has over the years, grown to be a prime location for real estate investors as people keep trooping in and the demand for real estate has also increased. Lagos was indigenously settled by the Aworis, but has grown to a state filled with people from every tribe and nation. Lagos is one of the most developed states in Nigeria with a good road network that both connects the Lagos Mainland and Lagos Island part of the state easily.

Lagos state has about twenty(20) major Local Government Area with the majority of its population residing on the Lagos Mainland. The capital of Lagos state is Ikeja and it is on the Lagos Mainland and also it had a high number of beautiful flats for rent in Lagos. The electricity supply in Lagos state is fair, and also residents enjoy the ambience of a bubbly neighbourhood. Some parts of the Lagos Mainland are more expensive than others when it comes to renting accommodations including the three(3) bedroom flat, and the same goes for the Lagos Island.

Three(3) bedroom apartment for rent on the Lagos Mainland are available in Ikeja, Maryland, Yaba, Surulere, Gbagada, Ogba, Fagba Ilupeju, Isolo, Oshodi, FESTAC and on the Lagos Island include, Ikoyi, Lekki Phase 1 and 2, Ajah and so on. The three(3) bedroom flat is one of the most highly requested properties for rent in Lagos state as they are ideal for families.

If you are considering a three(3) bedroom flat for rent in Lagos, then it is a good idea as living in Lagos affords you to be part of the City of excellence and also offering commercial opportunities. The rent value of a three(3) bedroom flats in Lagos differ according to the location, the finish of the house, and the type of house. The rent value of a three(3) bedroom flat in Ikeja could be as high as N4,000,000 while the same apartment will only cost about N500,000 in Abule Egba, the same goes on the island as places like Lekki is more expensive than Ajah.