NaijaMart Property brings buyers, renters and sellers together on trust. Every listing shows its title papers as they really are, the real location of every plot, and gives you a private deal room with your own lawyer. Lagos and Abuja for now. The full list is on the Features page.
Find a property
Search homes, land and commercial property to buy, rent, lease or shortlet, and filter by area, price, bedrooms, amenities or new developments. Tick Verified only to see just the listings whose title NaijaMart has checked.
Signed in, you can save a listing (you are told if its price drops) and save a search (you are told when a new listing matches it). Both are on your Saved page.
Check the title
Each Lagos or Abuja listing carries that state's title checklist: every step a good title needs, and for each document whether it is verified, under review, did not pass, or not provided. Nothing incomplete is hidden. Download the checklist as a PDF for you or your lawyer.
The land status from charting (Lagos) or AGIS (Abuja) is shown too. Land under committed government acquisition, or with a revoked title, can never go live. The Verified badge appears only when every required step is approved and the land status is clear. See the title guides for what each step means.
Check where it is
The public map shows a point within about 300 m of the property, never the exact spot. Signed in with a verified phone, you can open the exact survey point and satellite links; the owner sees how many buyers did.
Every plot and new development states its access road, the distance to a tarred road, the surroundings, power, water and flooding, with a photo of the road. If what you see does not match, report it: the owner can reply, and if NaijaMart upholds it the listing carries a label until it is put right.
Ask and inspect
Contact goes through the listing's Request an inspection form: your name, phone, email, a message and the day you would like to visit. The owner is told straight away and calls or messages you back. Listings do not show the owner's phone number.
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Ask for a day
Signed in, pick the day you would like to visit. It appears on your Inspections page.
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The owner confirms
The owner confirms that day and time, or offers another time for you to accept. Either side can cancel with a reason.
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Reminded the day before
Both of you are reminded the day before. Times are Lagos time.
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After the visit
The owner marks it done. If you liked it, open a deal room.
Abroad? Some owners add a video tour link to the listing, and in a deal room you can ask for a live video walk-through at a set time.
The deal room
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Ask to open one
A buyer with a verified phone asks on a live listing. The seller accepts, or declines with a reason.
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Talk in private
Messages and files stay in the room, with a record of every step.
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See the papers
Once the seller accepts, the buyer's side opens the title papers. Every opening is logged.
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Agree the price
One side proposes a price and the other confirms it.
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Move through the stages
Inspection, offer, legal searches, contract, payment and completion.
Lawyers and searches
Each side can add its own lawyer from NaijaMart's register of checked professionals, or invite one with a link. A lawyer sees nothing until NaijaMart has verified their practising certificate. The buyer can ask a lawyer to quote for searches and validation; the lawyer gives a fee and how many working days, and uploads the report in the room.
NaijaMart's in-house lawyer: not available yet
Paying
Trust for property payments is not open yet
Stay safe
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Check the title yourself
Read the checklist and use a lawyer for searches before you pay anything.
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See the land
Open the exact location and satellite links, and visit or ask for a video walk-through.
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Keep it on NaijaMart
Messages, papers and offers in the deal room leave a record both sides can rely on.
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Never pay a stranger by transfer
Never pay a deposit by direct transfer to someone you have not checked.
Ready to look?
Search Lagos and Abuja, or list your own property.
Property questions
How do I know a property listing on NaijaMart is genuine?+
Every Lagos and Abuja listing shows the state's title checklist: which documents the seller has provided, what NaijaMart's review found, and anything still missing. Land under committed government acquisition, or with a revoked title, cannot be listed. The Verified badge appears only when every required step is approved and the land status is clear, and signed-in buyers with a verified phone can open the exact location of the plot.
Can I pay a property deposit safely on NaijaMart?+
Through NaijaMart Trust, once it is open for property payments; the Features page shows whether it is open today. With Trust the buyer starts the payment, the money is held, and it is released stage by stage only when the buyer confirms — a property payment never releases on its own. Whatever the payment route, pay only after your lawyer's searches, and never pay a deposit by direct transfer to someone you have not checked.
Does NaijaMart Property cover rentals as well as sales?+
Yes. NaijaMart Property covers houses, apartments, land and commercial property, for sale, for rent, and as shortlets.
Can I buy property in Nigeria from abroad through NaijaMart?+
Yes. You can read each listing's title checklist and open the exact location online, ask the owner for a live video walk-through at a time shown in your own time zone, and work with your own lawyer in a private deal room where every message, paper and offer is recorded.
What does it cost to list or buy a property?+
Nothing during our introductory period. NaijaMart charges no fees to list, buy, sell or rent — for buyers or sellers. The only charges are standard bank transaction fees, which are shown before anyone pays.
Where do NaijaMart's neighbourhood scores come from?+
From residents, never from NaijaMart. People who live or work in a neighbourhood, used to live there, or own property there rate it from 1 to 5 on thirteen things: safety, power, water, roads and flooding, traffic, cleanliness, noise, schools, healthcare, shops, getting around, internet and value for money. A score appears only once three of them have rated, visitors' ratings are shown but not counted, and anyone can report a rating that is not genuine.
