The average price of houses for sale is ₦76,916,817 The most expensive house costs ₦1,000,000,000. while the cheapest costs ₦650,000. We have a total of 3,192 Land for sale | Page 68 updated on 21 Oct 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 1361 - 1380 of 3,192
Akanawu Estate Extension World Bank Owerri Owerri Imo
PID : 9QJQU
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 19 Oct 2026
An Estate In Egbeda Gowon Est Egbeda Lgs, Egbeda Alimosho Lagos
PID : 1NSYT
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 28 Oct 2025
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 31 Oct 2025
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 14 Jun 2026
PID : 6PRDZ
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 31 May 2026
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 09 May 2026
PID : 2PPBX
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 12 May 2026
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 21 May 2026
Along Emmanuel Keshi Street, Magodo Gra Phase 2, Lagos. Magodo Gra Phase 2 Kosofe Ikosi Lagos
PID : 2PMQG
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 29 Apr 2026
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 04 May 2026
PID : 0PGWQ
Updated 20 Oct 2026, Added 17 Mar 2026
PID : 7PLFX
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 17 Apr 2026
PID : 2PQEH
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 21 May 2026
PID : 7PQFQ
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 22 May 2026
PID : 2QFVL
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 23 Sep 2026
PID : 2QGKW
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 29 Sep 2026
PID : 6PWCP
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 10 Jul 2026
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 08 Jan 2026
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 28 Jun 2025
PID : 2NEMG
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 06 Jul 2025
Banana Island Foreshore Estate Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos
PID : 4NETM
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 08 Jul 2025
Updated 21 Oct 2026, Added 10 Nov 2025
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The average price of Residential Land Land For Sale is ₦76,916,817.
The price of the most expensive Residential Land Land For Sale is ₦1,000,000,000.
The price of the cheapest Residential Land Land For Sale is ₦650,000
There are 3,192 available Residential Land Land For Sale.
Plots of land are available for sale in all states in Nigeria which are fertile enough for agricultural purposes and are as well endowed with untapped resources. The plots of land for sale in Nigeria are priced within the range of N200,000 to N2,500,000,000,000 (N2.5 trillion naira). This
price range is subject to the size of the land as well as the location.
Land for sale in Nigeria is one of the most demanded properties by citizens as well as expats in the country. Land may be acquired for agricultural usage which is mostly for the plantation of cash or food crops in large quantity for exportation and in some case, lands are bought when there is a discovery of mineral resources. These type of lands are tagged as lifetime investments because the mineral resources found there can be exhumed, refined and then put up for exportation or sold to the local market at a high price. Some of the mineral resources embedded in the crust of land include; gold, copper, coal, tin, and bronze among many others.
Simply defined as a part of the earth not covered by water, and can be regarded as earth's pocket as it hosts a number of mineral resources that has become a source of wealth to many nations. A land is one of the most prized real estate property which is bound to appreciate in value. The demand for land will always be unending due to the various purposes in which it is used, either residential or commercial purpose. Megacities in Nigeria do not have land in abundance, unlike the other states.