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Serviced offices in Nigeria
Serviced offices in Nigeria
Tower C Churchgate Plaza, Abuja
4th Floor, Tower C Churchgate Plaza,AO Cadastral Zone Constitution Avenue,Central Business DistrictRivers House, Abuja
Plot 83 Ralph Shodeinde Street, Central Business District,4th Floor, Building II, Rivers HouseThe Providence Street, Lagos
Block 94 Plot 5, The Providence Street, Lekki phase 1, Eti-Osa,MHQ spaces, 1st & 2nd floorsServiced offices in Nigeria
Tower C Churchgate Plaza, Abuja
4th Floor, Tower C Churchgate Plaza,AO Cadastral Zone Constitution Avenue,Central Business DistrictRivers House, Abuja
Plot 83 Ralph Shodeinde Street, Central Business District,4th Floor, Building II, Rivers HouseThe Providence Street, Lagos
Block 94 Plot 5, The Providence Street, Lekki phase 1, Eti-Osa,MHQ spaces, 1st & 2nd floorsTrusted by leading companies
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market overview
Serviced offices in West Africa's largest office market
Nigeria holds the largest office market in West Africa, and its serviced segment is anchored in Lagos. Supply is largely around Victoria Island, Ikoyi and Lekki, districts that house the national stock exchange, the major Nigerian banks and most multinationals’ country headquarters. The market is maturing quickly, with broad serviced supply trading at premium national pricing in the prime island districts.
Abuja is the federal capital and a steady serviced market, with demand in the Central Business District and Wuse 2 from ministries, oil companies’ country offices, embassies and government-adjacent consultancies. Port Harcourt anchors the Niger Delta with a specialist market around the Government Reserve Area and Trans Amadi, oriented to oil and gas project and consultancy teams. Kano carries northern commercial demand around the CBD and Bompai Road, while Owerri and Jos add focused regional supply for SMEs, public-sector occupiers and NGOs.
Serviced offices in Nigeria serve financial services, technology and fintech firms, oil and gas services, professional services and international businesses entering the market without capital commitment. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, a marked contrast with the conventional Nigerian lease, which typically runs several years with rent paid annually in advance. All occupancy costs bundle into a single monthly fee covering furniture, utilities, cleaning and reception.
Key Industries
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Oil and Gas
Financial Services
Technology
Telecommunications
Agriculture
Media
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