Haven Homes Featured on the cover of the New State of Lagos Housing Market Report


The visionary Roland Igbinoba, founder of RIRFHUD, has just released Volume 3 of the State of Lagos Housing Market — and it’s already shaking up Nigeria’s real estate space. 


Backed by the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and launched by Mr. Sam Egube, Deputy Chief of Staff, the report couldn’t have dropped at a better time.
Whether you're looking to buy, rent, invest, or develop, this report is a must-read. It reveals: 
1. Where next to grow
2. How developers spot prime areas early
3. What smart buyers should track
4. Ways to calculate real-time ROI


The launch was graced by major real estate voices: – Oba Abdulwasiu Gbolahan Lawal, Oniru of Iruland
– Tpl. Kehinde Osinaike, GM, LASPPPA
– Dr. Femi Johnson, Director, Homebase Mortgage Bank
– Alongside top developers, policymakers, and thought leaders 


But here’s what truly blew us away…

We were featured on the cover! 


Right next to the iconic First Storey Building in Badagry — a national legacy site — and other landmarks shaping Lagos' future. That moment reminded us: we’re part of something bigger.


At Haven Homes, we don’t just build houses — we create exceptional homes defined by lifestyle, innovation, and lasting value. 


Being recognized in this way reaffirms our mission:
To help shape the way Lagos lives.

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