Ajah
Real estate intelligence — verified weekly from active listings
The most listed property class in Ajah is the 4 bedrooms with 63 active listings. Median asking price is ₦150.0M. Median annual rent is ₦8.0M. That implies a gross yield of 5.3% before operating costs.
Price Movement Over Time
Monthly median asking prices from 50 dated listings over 4 months
Listing volume by month
Prices by Bedroom Count
95 sale + 113 rental listings
Studio
Median Sale Price
₦4.5M
1 listing
Median Rent / Year
₦950K
3 listings
1-Bed
Median Sale Price
₦53.0M
6 listings
Median Rent / Year
₦1.6M
34 listings
2-Bed
Median Sale Price
₦80.0M
11 listings
Median Rent / Year
₦3.5M
31 listings
3-Bed
Median Sale Price
₦102.5M
20 listings
Median Rent / Year
₦5.0M
20 listings
4-Bed
Most ListedMedian Sale Price
₦150.0M
38 listings
Median Rent / Year
₦8.0M
25 listings
5-Bed
Median Sale Price
₦265.0M
18 listings
Median Rent / Year
—
0 listings
6-Bed
Median Sale Price
₦370.0M
1 listing
Median Rent / Year
—
0 listings
Overall Market Summary
Aggregated across all property classes. The bedroom breakdown above is more useful for actual decision-making.
Median Sale (All)
₦140.0M
₦4.5M – ₦420.0M
Median Rent (All)
₦3.5M
₦400K – ₦12.0M
Gross Yield
2.5%
All classes combined
Net Yield
-13.0%
After Lagos Reality Factor
Prices by Property Type
Flats, duplexes, detached houses, and other property types compared.
| Type | Median Sale | Median Rent/yr | Gross Yield | Sale | Rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| flat | ₦87.5M | ₦2.7M | 3.1% | 14 | 29 |
| other | ₦110.0M | ₦5.0M | 4.5% | 13 | 26 |
| duplex | ₦192.5M | ₦5.0M | 2.6% | 8 | 11 |
| studio | ₦4.5M | ₦975K | 21.7% | 1 | 4 |
| terrace | ₦110.0M | ₦6.5M | 5.9% | 22 | 13 |
| bungalow | ₦72.0M | ₦4.8M | 6.6% | 1 | 4 |
| detached | ₦250.0M | ₦9.0M | 3.6% | 23 | 4 |
| mini flat | ₦53.0M | ₦1.9M | 3.6% | 2 | 14 |
| self contain | — | ₦900K | — | 0 | 11 |
| semi detached | ₦160.0M | ₦9.5M | 5.9% | 11 | 4 |
Lagos Reality Factor
Ajah falls in the affordable tier. These are the annual costs every landlord pays but no listing ever shows.
What this means: On a median rent of ₦3.5M/yr, these costs consume 621% of your gross rental income — reducing yield from 2.5% to -13.0%.