Landwey partners Piggyvest to provide affordable housing

Mutiat Alli                           

Landwey Investment Limited has collaborated with PiggyVest, the largest online savings & investing platform in Nigeria. This partnership will create entry paths for virtually any Nigerian within low and medium-income brackets to actualize their dream of premium land ownership.

Ordinarily, the desire of acquiring land in the Lekki-Ajah axis of Lagos is an expensive venture out of reach of the average young worker.

However, this initiative has already kicked off aims to make such ambitions a reality. It will enable interested buyers to purchase land in square meters according to the amount they can afford per time.

Speaking on the initiative, the CEO/Founder of Landwey Investment Limited, Olawale Ayilara, said: “We cannot talk about bridging the housing deficit in Nigeria, without talking about accessibility.

Accessibility is key and central to the conversation to make land ownership for Nigerians an attainable dream regardless of their income levels.

“The purpose of the partnership bears in mind that people save for several reasons, and on a trusted platform such as Piggyvest people can take little steps and buy real estate as either an investment or to be built in future.

There has also been a huge demand for land infractions and with a platform like Piggyvest comes the advantage to access and own a piece of 100 per cent genuine property.

Also speaking about the initiative, the CEO of PiggyVest Somtochukwu Ifezue expressed that the “initiative is a highly remarkable partnership with Landwey.

As the two brands have come together to ensure everyone and especially young people can own a piece of land as little as one square metre with a very small amount of money.”

According to Somtochukwu, “the initiative creates entry paths for virtually any Nigerian within low and medium-income brackets to actualize their dream of premium land ownership.”

By means of a saving scheme with PiggyVest, subscribers can begin their journey to land ownership, by making per square metre payments for their land, and getting to full-on allocation after having made payments worth a minimum of a 300 square metre lot.

We are truly excited about the relief that this scheme will bring to many Nigerians