The
properties were unveiled recently to an audience of business leaders,
property developers, investors, media professionals and the broad real
estate development ecosystem.
Eden
Heights is a network of high-rise luxury apartments and penthouses
catering to the city’s bourgeoise middle-class and expatriate
population. Nestled at the hub of Victoria Island, it features the
exclusive capital club, Ehima cave spa, royal residencies with premium
hotel rooms and world-class private meeting rooms for top-level
executives and business owners.
Ilupeju
Gardens, on the other hand, is a small and intimate estate of mid-rise
apartments and maisonettes currently being developed in partnership with
the Lagos State Development Property Corporation (LSDPC). It sits in
the vibrant Lagos Mainland and caters to residents in the bustling
Oshodi/Ilupeju axis – particularly the Indian and Lebanese expatriate
community.
With
these two additions to its pipe of property development projects,
Design Union continues to demonstrate its market leadership and
commitment to bridge the gap in the supply and demand value chain in the
real estate sector.
Speaking
on the two projects, firm’s Chief Executive Officer, Anthony Aihie,
said: “In keeping with the vision of solving living conditions in
Africa, Design Union has leveraged its creative and project execution
expertise in creating Eden Heights, a development whose attention to
detail provides a world-class platform for business leaders to live and
relax at the same standards found in the leading business destination
cities of the world.
“With
investments like this, our mission is to provide an international
environment, which over time will indeed become the centre of attraction
for international business leaders on the bustling Victoria Island,
securing enormous value and returns for patrons while creating a
much-needed positive image for the country and local talent.”
Describing
the Ilupeju Gardens project, Aihie added, “the ingenuity of the
environmentally sustainable design of Ilupeju Gardens development will
redefine the standards in the middle-income housing market when
completed in 202.”
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