Inside a $3,000,000 Banana Island Luxury Home with an Ocean View in Lagos Nigeria.

[@Phrankleen13]

Whilst Tayo’s work is visually appealing as usual, I’m stunned by the $3M dollars price tag! I fail to see the justification 🤷🏾‍♂️, regardless of the location.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks bro. House cost for Lagos 🥵

[@pfanomukhodobwane1666]

I agree with you Phrankleen

[@angelhighlight5154]

Willie Fungo haven’t you heard about Beverly Hills or calabasas ?

[@angelhighlight5154]

Willie Fungo smh you said in normal country people don’t build single family home on super expensive land I gave you example of normal country like the states people build single family homes in expensive areas But then you deviated from the point Did we ever spoke about amenities or make comparisons? You made a point and I pointed it out where you are wrong I always like to go off on people like you but I’m not in the mood Bye

[@faddikins]

You read my mind bro

[@jamesbenibo3050]

Anyone who watched the $3,000,000 South African home would agree that the houses here in Nigeria that go for the same price are just massively over-priced. The difference in quality between these two homes is just too huge. As always nice video Tayo, your work is really impressive 👍

[@PrInzzx.]

was the land in the south Africa in a very expensive area though?

[@POBoxAfrica]

Guy! Please, don't skip the Adds, that's the only we can contribute to help our creatives, if we can't directly donate to them

[@realsebsworld3004]

Ever since I watched this channel this is the best house from Nigeria I’ve ever seen i don’t have any complaints on any feature everything is splendid truly a world class property so far!!!

[@ActiveDodger]

I think this property is over valued. I get location comes into play but still is lacking. The outside is too small. The house itself is gorgeous!

[@johnleonardonwuzuruigbo6213]

Totally agree

[@abdoulazizlengane8626]

You right

[@spy2sa54]

This house is nice. It's comparable to those cribs you were showcasing in SA. But in SA this crib would be $1million tops tops 🏌️

[@nowelaZA]

Yeah, nice house but it wouldn't be worth $3 million in SA, $1 million at the most.

[@roblucci2366]

Lol that's stretching it, including location this house would cost R500k

[@brix25]

@@roblucci2366 To be fair, I'd say R8 million. Remember you're not getting the same level of service in Lagos, from the local government, as you'd get in a place like Johannesburg (which is not renowned for service). In Cape Town, along the Atlantic Seaboard, this house would cost no more than R15 million ($1 million). Once Nigeria gets it's infrastructure sorted out (utilities), the property market will really take off in all price ranges, right now it looks like a ripoff.

[@roblucci2366]

@@brix25 lol Johannesburg is not renowned for it's services? My guy even townships get standard services of water and electricity, street lights, cleaning, and gabbage collection. It's a norm throughout South Africa. This house won't cost anywhere near the R10million mark

[@brix25]

@@roblucci2366 Yes, compared to Cape Town where I live. In Joburg you have to deal with unnecessary power outages, and even the old suburbs have potholes.

[@mojogrip]

Love the use of the outdoor space. I wish the open concept in the interior flowed into the kitchen. Tayo, You're looking good bro. Keep up the good work 👏🏾

[@JasonTheCosta]

This home is spectacular, the amount of space is crazy. Your work rate is on another level, I didn’t expect more content but I glad you dropped another video. Every video I watch makes me excited to visit Nigeria one day.

[@pfanomukhodobwane1666]

Town planners in Nigeria need to come together. Why build single homes in that area. It just feels like things are not really planned and people build everywhere. The house is beautiful but then again it is more interesting when it's staged.

[@terrismzantsi9648]

House like this here in South Africa will cost you less than $1m

[@rashman6691]

Really?? Wow even in the most expensive location ?

[@abiodunadepegba5003]

You can’t compare the two.

[@danielogwara3984]

@@abiodunadepegba5003 Why can’t one compare?

[@adelstn]

A land in Banana island cost about $750,000, more less one with a view that can be around $1m.

[@metaphysical4u]

Agreed, and it will probably be a better design. I like the home but no one designs better homes than South Africa

[@PatrickdaStarr]

I’m from America and I love your videos. Keep up the good work 👏🏾

[@OlatundeAdegbola]

Politicians watching this be like... Just one more loot to buy this. 😀😀

[@aghojoshua4479]

🤣🤣🤣

[@osenemi7857]

🤣🤣

[@shangothunder1055]

Just because your a useless failure doesn't mean everybody else is to or that it's the states fault. Neither does it mean everybody more Successful than you is corrupt. Nigeria has been gradually building all her wealth, infrastructure for awhile now. Even more like mega projects are being built like Eko(African Dubai), Centenary City, Imperial international Business City, Ayimba Economic City, Orange Island, and Greater Port Harcourt City. Other projects such as homes, buildings, hospitals, roads, dams, powerplants, and rails are being completed every year. Nigeria will be in the top 10 largest economies come 2050-60. Nigeria has one of the fastest growing middle classes in the developing world. GOD BLESS NIGERIA home to the richest and most influential Black Man Aliko Dagote, and the most Independent, Wealthy, Progressive, Industrious, and cultured Black People in the world. Nigeria's Rich are 99% Black unlike the other African countries who's wealthy are primarily White Colonist and Asian immigrants. All Nigerian businesses are native owned and expansive all over Africa. Cry to the person in the mirror mouthbreathers.

[@OlatundeAdegbola]

@@shangothunder1055 be smart enough to the get the joke and stop wasting time typing what I already know. 🙄

[@michaeljr4085]

@@shangothunder1055 you get Time oh 🤨

[@aao449]

The house is huge, no question and it's nicer than my house, no question...Lol. Outside of the expensive real estate, where did the rest of the $3 Mill go? I agree with ppl who say it should come furnished. For ppl with no budget limit, furnishing this place and designing the interior will be no problem but for ppl like me with much smaller budget and no eye for design, I want to building to have more design built into it.

[@samuelgrey808]

Meanwhile, them don cut our light today. This is the kind of place rich people call 'home'. For us, na yard we dey stay.

[@aframaco9491]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Ol Boy no do so o! Na prayer 🙏🏿!

[@digitalbimpetv]

I love the Children Study Room, The Kitchen and The Cinema

[@MrFujees]

You'd agree with me that the $3,000,000 house in SA you captured has way more to OFFER than its counterpart at shoreline estate

[@livingfinance]

yup Nigeria real estate is really crappy in luxury market I have seen far better in smaller african econmic countries.

[@ifeelyoumrq1612]

I wouldn’t pay 3 million to stay in this environment. Sometimes i fill like they just don’t think. 3million comes with the environment. Like estates in South Africa, when you buy a house you know its not only the house but also the beauty around you . I love the house but I would pay that money. What for?

[@holywater8897]

​@@ifeelyoumrq1612 Go and get this same property in New York city or other major cities for anything less than $10M, and I will give you a trophy. People seem to forget basic demand and supply when it comes to real estate.

[@ScissorN]

Why always comparing yourself to south Africa this house is very beautiful. Houses in SA are also overpriced for us who don't have dollars

[@Ceejames2]

Literally to the 1% who's reading this, God bless you , stay safe and have a wonderful week

[@agberodongetinternet8651]

for clearance the land of this house is probably 70% of the cost.

[@TheDslick1]

$3M is about 1.5bn Naira. If the Land alone costs about 900million + then that's Pure Madness. Absolutely over priced... Ridiculous price.

[@ajajala5081]

@@TheDslick1 but if it was in the us . This house will be more expensive in houston. You won't complain . Y'all just complain because it's in Nigeria . Try and buy houses in Nigeria in these locations and you will find out .

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@ajajala5081 you are a very deluded person. This kind of house in houston will be no more than $500k

[@ajajala5081]

@@kungfukenny8098 that’s a fucking lie 😂😂😂😂

[@dananuella9755]

@@kungfukenny8098 bruhhh what😂😂😂..even the average mansions in the US cost from $1M upwards

[@HlubiNgwane]

Economics 101: High demand + lower supply = high prices. If you want to reduce house prices in Nigeria, develop & put more premium residential properties into the market. Part of the problem is that Africans don't like selling homes, it's cultural. Nice feature!

[@ayodejijames3769]

Facts, real estate is not a business for home owners in Nigeria. Its the real estate agents and development companies that give this ridiculous prices. I bet the profit on that is like $1m. But hey to each is own.

[@saeon4427]

@Willie Fungo bingo

[@samanthac3941]

Willie Fungo it’s an estate. They can’t build more than a 3 storey building in this estate. - shoreline estate

[@WODEMAYA]

300,000 or 3,000,000????

[@llsss777]

Yeah that's what I was thinking

[@winstonchuck6526]

The land alone is worth the house I think the reason the house is that expensive is the land

[@mokatseling4689]

I agree with $300,000 here honestly. Nigerians are ripped off in their property market

[@KingNomad]

@@winstonchuck6526Exactly! you are paying for the land or location, the property is only a small portion of the price tag. If the land was not part of the cost, how much furnishing would you need for it to be worth $3,000,000!! all that stuff is the icing on the cake.

[@livingfinance]

Still overpriced, the Nigerian market does not provide value for your money even if you have the money

[@Eivoaerys]

Guess Lagos has a thing against good landscaping

[@chiefs5822]

Thats a business venture for you? with the concentration of billionaires in lagos. You would become an instant millionaire

[@Eivoaerys]

@@chiefs5822 already on it as we speak. Just starting out tho

[@TheIrieman15]

Great job again Tayo Bizzare house/office building - wrong use of space with big empty corridors. Why buy a house that expensive with no landscaping or decent tree-lined street Nice outdoor terrace and views of the water tho

[@joydavid5428]

This is Beautiful👍👍this is Home not house there is a big difference💪👍thanks for sharing🙋🙋🙋

[@MrZim263]

dope house, Nigeria looks like a land of opportunity. I will film a 3 million dollar house here in Zimbabwe for healthy comparisons. I don't have your editing skills though!

[@forparasocialpurposesonly]

Keep practicing, you will get there

[@HighPriestess9]

I Absolutely Love This Home!

[@athomewithfelix3466]

This house can cost around 450,000 USD in Kenya with a backyard and bigger lawn. I don't understand why Nigeria is so expensive on property.

[@kattwilliams6469]

The house is overpriced but buying a land in that location on the island of Lagos will set you back 450,000 USD and even more. Those are reclaimed land from the ocean.

[@kamasalothi1040]

inflation. ksh is stronger than naira

[@TheChariot99]

You think it's expensive? Try Accra

[@juanfernandapique7499]

Nigeria is rich country and the House will buy by a Nigerian very fast,there is cash flow in Nigeria,until you step foot in Nigeria you will understand.

[@livingfinance]

@@juanfernandapique7499 The issue is not just about being rich, it's about providing quality along with that luxury. These lux homes are 9 times out of 10 badly designed overpriced, and Nigerian consumers are deluded in thinking that because they are paying top dollar than they are getting luxury. I have seen another youtuber feature apartments on the infamous banana island where cupboard were made from IKEA and not well finished but asking top dollar. Too much corner cutting and less attention to good quality design and finishing in the Nigerian real estate market. Nigerian need to learn from South africa and east africa how to design real estate and create neighbourhood instead of overpriced enclaves...lawns...concrete everywhere. I would like to think that Nigerian elite have better taste than this. They travel all over the world do they not and that is the best they can come up with?

[@princeshima8883]

I am a huge fan of works Taiyo everything about your vlog is dope, please do a video of the new international terminal at murtala Mohammed Airport. I saw one video damn it was boring and confusing at the same time you're second to none bro keep up the good work.

[@oladee9212]

Over rpiced. Excellent interior. These properties judging by the surrounding has so major infastructure around it. These houses can never appreciate in value. I will value it at 500k at most.

[@estherede_]

True but you also have to consider the location

[@hao_9388]

Who are you to value a property? Location is everything. in London 1 bed flats in Kensington go for £2M

[@Stirlingshirecastle]

@@hao_9388 the difference is, London is the world's financial hub & also home to the richest people in the world. It is one of the most famous & visited cities in the world. London price tag is justifiable but can't same the same thing about Lagos. In my opinion Lagos is definitely overpriced.

[@oladee9212]

@@Stirlingshirecastle Thanks for pointing that out. Cant believe he is trying to compare Banana Island to Kensington. They are levels to this. This guy think £3m property neighbouring incomplete houses with no infrastructure ( transportation, electricity, good roads) is worth 3 million. O....K

[@ejikejames9749]

@@oladee9212 alaye go and make your own money and build your own wherever u want it, stop discrediting someone's work and FYI who told u they take light or bad roads are in this area of Lagos? Please shift abeg

[@daddy-jay8346]

Putting 3M usd into a property in a country like Nigeria is not a wise investment.

[@davetube3958]

Not a wise investment? You think this is the first? Lol ok😂

[@daddy-jay8346]

@@davetube3958 Nigeria that we can't guarantee the direction that she's heading to. A country where you have to pray for everything because the people you employ to serve you in government are now turning you into their slaves

[@lekkyjayz6294]

There are 99 ways to spend $3mn. This ain't one.

[@afr0flava]

Ikr. I could literally buy 10 properties with that money in U.S. and make crazy cashflow!! I guess anyone who buys this kind of house will be using spare cash.

[@Panther-]

@@afr0flava lmaoo at the end part hahahaha exactly.

[@user-kp4ii5eu2w]

@@afr0flava it’s just cause of the location. Similar to how LA I’d expensive

[@vincentahwe6347]

@@afr0flava location man that's y.... I guess your 10 properties will be in Arizona

[@kungfukenny8098]

@@vincentahwe6347 or he can buy 10 absolutely stunning homes in Texas with that money

[@pcbossonline]

Real architecture. I love the interior. Its a must to invest in Nigeria's real estate. Great future it has.

[@gvcrealtor3534]

Taoy Aina you're the early bird to this property 👏 - The property is fully furnished as at this moment!

[@thejoshcoker]

Great house but not worth the price in no shape or form 😂. I’m a plumbing contractor here in California where housing is expensive. Matter of fact, I have worked in million dollar homes and that price for a home like that in Africa is a rip off.

[@rachy3259]

Tayo has revealed the South African real estate market to me. I'm Nigerian but I'll rather invest in SA.

[@tundebabalola6577]

You’d rather invest and develop a foreign country than do yours ?

[@TestyDollars03]

Love this your house tours Bro ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks a lot for watching. Appreciate you!

[@buhari1580]

This house madd 🔥

[@TayoAinaFilms]

It sure is. Thanks for watching!

[@kongo6770]

One of your best house tour bro love❤️ ❤️ the 🏠 but not the price tho. Niice job 🔥🔥🙏🏾

[@Emvevo212]

House is very beautiful but too expensive for that price. If you self build, I swear before you spend One Hundred and Fifty million Naira, you will build the same house. Now convert 150,000,000 Naira to Dollars it's about $300,000

[@veemotaung1060]

The kitchen has expensive appliances and clever storage system and base cupboards are beautiful but the layout is off and wall units are not well designed. My beloved Nigerias please don't come for me it is just my opinion as a kitchen designer.

[@ejikejames9749]

Please nobody should come here and say it's overpriced, this is ikoyi, land alone cost more than a million dollar cos it's a highbrow area and also due to over population and limited lands in Lagos, for those of u that are not familiar to Lagos, ikoyi is a neighborhood for the rich in Lagos, one of the best places to be in Lagos, this house is very much worth it for a place like ikoyi, just like going to California, you'll see houses smaller than this for this same amount, it's not only a Nigerian thing, the more developed a place is and also the more people buy properties/lands there, the more the value of the properties of that place increases, there are many beautiful places in Lagos u can be in for lesser prices and bigger houses but as for this house in this location, it's very much worth it

[@abrahamsarah4113]

That's what am trying to explain to them. You buy or build a house that's way bigger and beautiful than this is other parts of Lagos for 1 million dollars but in ikoyi I think the house is worth it because land alone can cost you up to 1million dollars

[@Lolajagun]

the terrace!!!!! so nice

[@Bodyandmindsports]

House is beautiful, but needs more curves for elegance and softness. also the outside need a good landscape designer to march the grandness and quality of the home

[@writerslodge309]

All of you saying it's Overpriced obviously don't stay in Lagos, those houses are literally built on reclaimed lands from the ocean with ocean view. A plot of land goes for $1m-1.5m in Ikoyi, this particular one is very close to banana island & a view of the Ikoyi-lekki bridge, it won't go for less than $2m just for a plot. If you want plot of lands below $500k go to Lekki & Ajah or the mainland for below $100k.

[@livingfinance]

The price doesn’t match the product. Regardless of land price, Nigerian luxury leaves a lot to be desired.

[@writerslodge309]

@@livingfinance Emphasis on you're not a Lagosian so you don't know how limited those lands are, if they make them cheaper it will be sold out in seconds and they have to reclaim more lands from the ocean. I heard Eko Atlantic City is about $10-$15m for a plot. Another thing is population, so it's not about if it's worth the price or not. Is Bitcoin really worth over $20,000? The answer is no, but that's the price. A limited coin of 21m with a market cap of over $300b & still growing, what do you think will happen to the price? Likewise Lagos, the smallest of 36 states in size, housing over 25m people, making lands scarce & many people buy lands to sell later. So do the maths.

[@livingfinance]

@@writerslodge309 Bitcoin is not a good example, it is finite coin and it will revolutionize/change our method of exchange forever. As for Nigeria, it has plenty of underdeveloped, poorly exploited land on the mainland that they are not even trying to improve but are throwing money into manmade islands for the wealthy? Even so Nigeria has the same issue that many African countries have, little decentralization. Everyone cannot live in Lagos, develop other cities throughout the country to reduce congestion and improve the mainland instead of wasting money on vanity projects such as these. Also, someone mentioned urban planning, better use of land and zoning as well as building codes. Investing in high density housing to accommodate a growing and highly populated nation. It's just bad planning and lack of foresight all around. But those two aside, I have seen multiple luxury homes mainly in Nigeria and Ghana and honestly West Africa in general needs to improve their construction methods in residential and commercial properties. It still looks very amateurish given the price they are charging for it. Ghana is slightly ahead from what I seen but not by a large margin. Wealthy Nigerian seem to love size over function and quality finishing/landscaping and crafting neighbourhoods.

[@livingfinance]

@@writerslodge309 Also I don't need to be from Lagos to know that urban cities are highly populated and limited in land supply all over the world; look at most east asian countries, they are even more populated than Lagos Nigeria. Nigeria along with many African countries do not value urban planning nor create a 10 year plan on the trajectory of their cities and towns. There is no planning, thats the problem. Very little if any beautification projects, everyone wants to build new/contemporary instead of working with what's already there. Very uninteresting and underwhelming and I would not be so critical if I didn't think they can do much better, at thee prices africans/Nigerians need to raise their standards is all I am saying.

[@writerslodge309]

@@livingfinance You made some valid points which I agree, especially about developing other cities so many people can move there. That's one of the reasons Abuja was created, ever since then more Lagosians are moving there, but obviously not enough. Also most of the Mainland is pretty developed with estates like houses in this video, but they won't show it here because It's basically sold out because it's cheaper. You can hardly see a house on mainland that's vacant, 80% of Lagosians lives on the mainland. So they will only be showing you houses on the island because it's vacant and they want you to buy. In regards to "throwing money into man-made islands for the rich", to them they are creating more space for people, and let's be honest the "islands" is what Lagos is known for, that's what brings in "tourists" apart from entrainment & nightlife, so it's not a waste. However, other state governors need to do better if they want more people to move out of Lagos. In regards to houses in Ghana offering more value, that might be true, I will still hold population as a factor. I saw an 8 bed room mansion on 2 plots in Kano for $200k, you can't even get it that cheap on the mainland. But I see where you're coming from, these prices are only this high only on few islands in Lagos. The other states are not this expensive, there are other yt vloggers that posts them.

[@EmmanuelTheDomiNation]

This is the exact (or almost) same structure of the the popularly known artist Davido house look like

[@chiomayanky8652]

No house in Nigeria is worth 3M in my humble opinion

[@ireade1688]

Bruh

[@ireade1688]

There is a house dat worth 700m dollars search on goggle folorunsho alakija house

[@nobs997]

A hot piece of real estate for shady people. Welcome to Nigeria

[@asorockvibes]

To buy this land alone will cost you almost $2M But if you go to Abeokuta you will see in for $10K 😂😂 That's what we call Location Matters

[@Ben-dl1jv]

Why is this land costing $2m?is it London? Most Nigerian live on less than $2 a day, greed, just greed.

[@okonkwoinnocent7455]

$3 million dollars? ...that's over N1.4 billion . I love this hype

[@ayodejijames3769]

😂😂 they know its over priced that's why they've adopted the dollar as the means of exchange lol. They can never soro soke if the price was in naira, they'll just whisper the price 😀

[@abrahamsarah4113]

Around 1.2 Billion

[@KaluClinton]

Great video Tayo ❤️💫👌

[@dollyosadolor1489]

My goodness, Money dey Naija ooo, BEAUTIFUL MANSION

[@bernadettepalmer9545]

One of the best ones I have aeen

[@tmanventures]

Tayo i must say you are the best in this field.Keep it up bro. This house is just so awesome.

[@taiwoemmaunel2066]

Nice job! How do someone get their contact? Thanks

[@elroysquare1405]

Tayo video production skills are the best he really puts pride in his work,the house is actually nice very good interior finishing are top notch .Its pricey by south african standards but as ive come to know land is expensive in lagos, but the design and layout of this house is much better especially if you compare it to that 2m dollar house you showed the last time:-)

[@hao_9388]

Immaculate. Banana island prices are starting to rival London prices

[@zeeone4492]

Shoreline Estate is not Banana Island

[@michiflix]

Tayo, Tayo.. I enjoy The Videos that you Made in Nigeria than all this one you was making in South Africa, You still have more to show Us in Nigeria bro

[@chisomo8088]

Saw this house on the realtors Instagram page and my first thought was, compared to the other cheaper & better houses on there, this one isn’t worth it. At all

[@ochoriosify]

Keep up the good work Tayo!

[@thabisomaila8095]

I don't know, I am not feeling Nigerian architecture. The finishes are cold and the space planning is lacking something. The architectural landscape is lacking too and the interior design along with interior deco is not considered at all. The shiny glossy look on your marble stone finish and tiles makes the space appear so cold and uncomfortable. The windows are just placed out of proportion with no consideration for the sun's direction which in return affects the interior space. What I have learned is that, most Nigerian architects are so used to built private residence vertically like just stacking boxes on top of each other, is there an explanation for this?

[@ubyking5890]

I'm commenting "first" and I just saw 5 likes 😂

[@luxuryhomes1695]

Wicked Video!!! 🔥🔥 I enjoy your content!! 👍

[@don329]

that was awesome, thank you brother

[@RaySmith79]

Do you ever compares houses around African to see where you get the best bang for your buck. Houses in Ghana or Egypt or south African or Angola or Eritrea. Love to see the differences of a 3 million dollar home.

[@RaySmith79]

Love to see that comparison video.

[@thabisomaila8095]

South Africa has outstanding architecture, engineers, town planners, interior designers, and mostly our contractors. Most of our materials are also produced locally giving our designers much more freedom and also cutting the cost. Our architects and engineers are used all across Africa more in DRC, Angola, Seychelles, e.t.c. I will add, the superior architecture on the continent is from Morocco, I know for sure their commercial buildings will blow your mind but I think on a private residence, SA outshine everyone. The second will be either Botswana or Namibia, they are both built like South Africa with the same style and their architects and engineers are also trained in South Africa so I would love to see Tayo explore those countries one of the days. Mauritius too has a quality architecture

[@RaySmith79]

@@thabisomaila8095 the knowledge you have is really good and I hope this gentlemen can read what you are saying.

[@blackjesusdieorbar3537]

Big space houses comes with its own troubles. You don't need this space unless you often have parties, family gatherings etc. Cos once the kids are grown & out of the house...ghost house

[@aframaco9491]

It’s still nice to have! Trust me, children growing up in a house like this , would be able to hold their own anywhere in the world! Less privileged children living in a hovel can grow up to be timid and be easily browbeaten or to be stroppy and have a chip on their shoulder! Last last, whether children grow and leave on not , you can still sell this property for profit and enjoy the remainder of your life in relative comfort! Where do I sign ?

[@ConnectsLogTv]

Masterpiece....... massive living room

[@homiedclown1885]

Tayo I can't wait for your video of the Lagos Ibadan train.

[@chi-chindubisi3654]

Another awesome video from my brother (by force adoption),Tayo. As a legit Igbo chic, I'm already calculating Chineye's agency commission when the deal comes through...lol. I laughed hard when you said, "We have...". Abeg, invite us for house warming party please. I'll just take one of the guest rooms as a permanent guest. Again, thanks for the amazing content you bring to us, and thanks for not staying back in SA, even when your whole being wanted to. I still owe you hot Amala and gbegiri with assorted meat.

[@felixaloo4317]

Nice one ,costly though.

[@afamolisedumkwu1618]

Hey Tayo, your videos are amazing. Good visuals, sounds, etc, the colour palate is sharp too and very professional. I particularly like your videos show casing the beautiful places in Nigeria for holiday and tourism. Most of which I didn't know excited. Thank you. However, with respect to the property videos, I usually cringe with the price tag. I know clearly you don't have any say here. Maybe you will like to do other video looking at the price tag of Nigerian properties market visa-vis if it is worth that huge price tag. Though this particular design is not too bad, but for the price tag of $3M is a no no....for the same amount see what you get in J-Burg as shown in the next video.

[@kids_book_hub]

They finish work for this house...👌

[@yoobon5670]

Please next time can you show us how electricity consumption is operated.The traditional way "NEPA" or through renewable energy (solar panels etc).

[@stainlesssmart139]

Quality Work! Individually Nigeria is more organized, Than the Sate of Naija itself!

[@kinghenry4285]

a $400,000 house on land worth $2.6M ?

[@edigeorge548]

True

[@abrahamsarah4113]

@@edigeorge548 true that

[@Prinx6]

best comment

[@obohphilips5371]

Great job man. Nigeria is rising steadily. It's worth the price and cheap too. If that house was in New York, you will be talking of hundred of millions of dollars. Africa truly is the future and the future begins NOW!

[@agbaya5314]

New York is out of the picture cos apart from being over priced, New York is well developed and secure with access to top notch infrastructures.

[@livingfinance]

Which is why these prices aren’t worth paying, what inflates value of a homes, is partly location, contstruction and surrounding infrastructure and amenities.

[@shottabwoi3985]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I FINALLY get to see REAL WALK IN CLOSETS! THERE IS A GOD!

[@praiseline8279]

Love your videos!

[@josephkhoza9674]

Great one brother

[@mizmelanatedroyalty5698]

Wow such a beautiful place!

[@saintgabriel0]

Menh, this is a 1.5 billion naira house. good works Man.

[@AyoandEbunEntertainment]

Chai! Money good ooo🤔🤨

[@OfficeOnSunset]

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[@draught8981]

Azin my guy

[@TheSiyasss]

$3 million is a rip-off..The view is ok but it's not worth that money,the house is just ok

[@nenitafrica6851]

Why can't you google land price in that location before commenting, land alone is about $2m, $2k per sqm

[@inioluwasoetan8240]

The building probably cost just 30%

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

May God help you....

[@sylviawillington8469]

Please Tayo when putting up the price tag in dollars also help us the non obodo oyibo out with the naira aspect cos somebody like me do not know the exchange of dollars to naira, I come in peace.

[@desmondsparrow3490]

Real beautiful...

[@kwabenatree]

Nice house filled with silly mistakes. 1:26 First of all the birds are loving it hanging on the windows. Left side Window has piant on it.😉. Plus All the windows in the house has piants on them. Swimming pool Right in the corner need extra work to clean up 1:59. The window is badly sealed with silcon 3:25. Everything in the picture isn't straight 2:28. Let's hope they will fix 7:43. Im guessing the house is filled with mistakes 😉

[@SPrincessbeneficialknowledge]

Producctttiiioooooomnnnnnnn!!!!!!

[@wolexitnetwork]

Lovely Content as usual Tayo. But in a real world that house isn't worth $3M, more like 5 hundred thousand dollars. Doesn't look like a Family home more like a Playboy's Pen

[@AdasCorner]

Gather here if you will buy this house next year ❤️❤️

[@nenitafrica6851]

Don't compare property in Lagos, Abuja or even Nigeria with that of South Africa cuz Nigeria has a massive population of over 240million with a land size of 923,768 km² and booming real estate industry with a low property tax of 0.5% while South Africa 57million population with a land size of 1.22 million km² , the real estate in South Africa isn't booming like Nigeria and the property tax is 10%, and Nigeria doesn't furnish houses on sale cuz they believe everybody has a different taste.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Thank you and you are highly blessed.

[@livingfinance]

Even with that being said, Nigeria's real estate market is still a rip off. When people pay top dollar for land, that also includes amenities, and services that are consistent. Meaning no generators, garbage pickup, walkable neighborhood, foliage, well maintained lawns, etc...

[@charles4163]

@@livingfinance Well said. As a Nigerian I can tell you for free that property prices in high brow areas are total rip offs. This house and land definitely didn’t cost them $1.5 million in total, they’re just seeking outrageous profit margins.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

@@charles4163 why did you think they build real estate all over the world for ..... it not for decorations it to make money.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

@@charles4163 you can go and buy the land in that area and see how much it.

[@Tshepiso.]

Banana Island gives me"dead" vibes, no trees no sign of live. It looks ghastly, or is it camera colour adjustment that needs to happen?

[@african-history-fountain]

It's a newly reclaimed area, so lots of construction going on, which gives it that look of slight disorder. The older elite parts of Lagos, like Ikoyi and Victoria Island are more settled and pleasant to the eye.

[@commscompany1502]

Nice one Tayo

[@bawdiestcupid]

Great vid...but Nigeria needs better town planning...that street will soon become a complete mismatch of designs and home sizes. No concept of symmetry or implied uniformity of design..." there goes the neighbourhood". Again, thanks for the exposure and showing us what it's like!

[@Ahoto_papa_bi]

You doing review on a 3 million property and you don’t have a second mic for the lady. It’s not every day that u need to get positive comments. I am sure you have a second mic but complacency made you forget it at home.

[@FisayoFosudo]

Omo!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

*2

[@LIFEWITHEMMANUEL]

STAY BLESSED

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Beautiful houses

[@peacemathebula3597]

that place is nice love from SA

[@sweet-lullabies]

Love this house 🏡 ❤️❤️

[@nextbest2285]

I like this house, it looks homey to me

[@davidadeyemi7299]

Nigerians are crazy rich mehn.....this house will be sold in a jiffy. I've experienced 2 transactions of this amount sold recently.

[@TerrifyingTales-y9k]

With 3 million you can buy a kingdom in Georgia, all this over price houses in banana island definitely over price no land space even

[@stephanieokwuvlog8436]

God please give me this for christmas, Amen🙏