The average price of houses for rent is ₦3,750,000 The most expensive house costs ₦50,000,000. while the cheapest costs ₦45,000. We have a total of 200 New Commercial Property for rent in Nigeria updated on 17 Jun 2026. Among these properties are houses, lands, shops, apartments, flats and commercial spaces . Every Real Estate in Nigeria posted on this site is verified by real estate agents . We also have cheap houses for rent and cheap houses for sale . Refine your property search by price, number of beds and type of property.
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Result 1 - 20 of 200
PID : 9PPJX
Updated 13 Jun 2026, Added 14 May 2026
Main Akala Express Ibadan Oyo
PID : 0PLTT
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 21 Apr 2026
PID : 3PJFV
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 30 Mar 2026
PID : 6PGUS
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 16 Mar 2026
Lekki Phase 1 Lekki Lagos
PID : 6PKAP
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 06 Apr 2026
3rd Avenue, Gwarinpa, Abuja Gwarinpa Abuja
PID : 7PSYL
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 15 Jun 2026
PID : 2PGKB
Updated 18 Jun 2026, Added 12 Mar 2026
PID : 3PFJB
Updated 18 Jun 2026, Added 03 Mar 2026
Lekki Phase 1 Lekki Lagos
PID : 2NVNT
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 24 Nov 2025
Glover Road, Ikoyi Lagos
PID : 5PJKD
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 31 Mar 2026
PID : 7NBKU
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 10 Jun 2025
PID : 7PKJR
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 09 Apr 2026
Ologolo Lekki Lagos
PID : 4NKDD
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 16 Aug 2025
PID : 1PLWY
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 22 Apr 2026
Bye Pass Ilupeju Ilupeju Lagos
PID : 7PRLF
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 02 Jun 2026
Very Close To Mam Gass New Oko Oba Abule Egba Lagos
PID : 1PLUM
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 22 Apr 2026
PID : 2PGRA
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 14 Mar 2026
PID : 8PMBS
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 24 Apr 2026
Temple Road Very Close To Olaniyi New Oko Oba Abule Egba Lagos
PID : 0PGQS
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 14 Mar 2026
PID : 3NVJH
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 22 Nov 2025
Bye Pass Ilupeju Ilupeju Lagos
PID : 6PRLF
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 02 Jun 2026
Maitama Abuja
PID : 1PMEX
Updated 17 Jun 2026, Added 25 Apr 2026
Currently available properties Commercial Property For Rent
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The average price of Commercial Property For Rent is ₦3,750,000.
The price of the most expensive Commercial Property For Rent is ₦50,000,000.
The price of the cheapest Commercial Property For Rent is ₦45,000
There are 200 available Commercial Property For Rent.
Commercial properties are used solely for business purposes and are usually leased out to provide a workspace rather than a living space. Ranging from a filling station to huge shopping centres, commercial properties includes office space, halls, hotels, malls, restaurants, shops, open space, warehouse and showroom among others.
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More than half of the commercial properties for rent in Nigeria are situated in the Central Business Districts of the 36 states. Renting a commercial property in any of the CBDs of Nigeria is situating your business in the heart of trade and is sure to give your company a facelift as well as a high volume of patronage. Whether you are thinking of starting a business or you are thinking of expanding your business, a commercial property is a must-get for you because they help define your work space. Commercial properties for rent in Nigeria are priced based on their location as well as the size of the property.
Should you need a commercial property for rent in Nigeria, they are available in states like Ogun, Abuja, Lagos, Oyo, Rivers, Enugu, Anambra, Cross River, Kaduna, Akwa Ibom, Kwara and Osun. The cost of renting a commercial property in Nigeria is priced within the range of ?25,000 to ?6,000,000 per annum. The rental cost varies in each state as the megacities tend to be more expensive.
