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Zealand Properties Marks 6th Anniversary with Handover of Amiya Estate in Lagos

Zealand Properties has marked its sixth anniversary with the official handover of Amiya Estate, a residential development in Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos, reaffirming the company’s commitment to delivering quality housing projects

Zealand Properties celebrated its sixth anniversary by officially transferring ownership of the Amiya Estate, a residential development in Lagos, Nigeria. The event, held on Saturday, saw the presentation of keys and property documents to the new residents of a four-bedroom semi-detached duplex with a Boys’ Quarters (BQ). Zealand Properties Managing Director and CEO, Dr. Adedeji Agarawu, emphasized that this milestone represented the company's dedication to providing high-quality housing to homeowners.

The Amiya Estate, situated in the Opebi area of Ikeja, is strategically located near major road networks, business centers, and essential amenities, offering residents convenient access to essential services. The anniversary ceremony also served as a moment for Zealand Properties to reflect on its growth and achievements over the past six years, while reaffirming its commitment to expanding its presence in Nigeria's property development sector.

For the new homeowners, the handover marked the successful completion of their investment, as the company formally transferred the completed property and associated documents to their possession. The event concluded with commemorative activities to mark Zealand Properties' sixth anniversary, with the company expressing confidence in its future projects and ongoing contribution to Nigeria's real estate industry.

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