Gwagwalada: A real estate firm, MyAbujaHome Limited, has unveiled ‘The Nathania Heights’, a new residential estate in Phase 3, Gwagwalada, FCT. The project is part of the firm’s effort to support infrastructure development and contribute to bridging Nigeria’s housing deficit. The Managing Director of the firm, Mr. Adebola Mogaji, announced the unveiling on Tuesday in Abuja. The development is located three minutes from the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, the newly completed apartments are designed to be both affordable and luxurious, with a mix of two and three-bedroom units suitable for individuals and families. Mr. Mogaji stated that these residential apartments offer a blend of comfort, space, value, and contemporary sophistication. Prices for these units start from N34.99 million, with flexible payment options available for potential buyers.
The apartments are thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of today’s cosmopolitan homes, featuring expansive, squared layouts and structural efficiency. Facilities in the estate include 24/7 security with full CCTV coverage, constant water supply, and adequate parking spaces. An exclusive pre-launch price offer is available, allowing interested buyers to secure a unit with a deposit of N10 million and spread the balance over six to twelve months.
Mr. Mogaji described the development as both a place to live and a long-term investment opportunity. Developed by MyAbujaHome Limited, this luxury residential project gives buyers access to high-value real estate in a rapidly growing neighborhood. The Nathania Heights is more than just a home; it represents a statement of taste, a foundation for legacy, and a gateway to premium living. With its range of amenities, this development is set to redefine luxury living in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria recalls that MyAbujaHome Limited had previously donated free plots of land to over 1,000 civil servants and other Nigerians unable to afford homes, as part of its commitment to addressing housing challenges. Mr. Mogaji, a former lecturer in the UK, said the initiative aims to support hardworking citizens in starting their journey to homeownership. Beneficiaries, mostly based in Gwagwalada and other parts of the FCT, are only required to cover legal and administrative fees, which make up less than 15 percent of the land value.
Since 2024, the company has shifted its focus from high-end property sales to affordable housing to meet growing demand. This transition has enabled the firm to expand its network and engage directly with housing policymakers, including the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, the Federal Housing Authority, and the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria. Mr. Mogaji noted that the firm is exploring housing partnerships with government and foreign investors, adding that Nigeria remains a viable investment destination despite economic challenges.