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Jim Ovia shifts investment focus to luxury real estate in Lagos

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Jim Ovia is increasing his property investments in Lagos through Quantum Luxury Properties Ltd. After stepping down as chairman of Zenith Bank Plc, he is developing two upscale residential projects: Metropolitan Towers and Quantum Luxury Towers. Both projects are reportedly attracting significant sales.

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Why it matters

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Jim Ovia stated that real estate is more profitable than banking. Reports indicate that demand for high-end residential accommodation in Lagos remains strong, despite inflationary pressures and the depreciation of the naira.

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Who's involved

Jim OviaNigerian businessman deepening property investments in Lagos.
LagosCity where Jim Ovia is undertaking luxury property development.
Zenith BankFinancial institution Jim Ovia previously chaired.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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nairaSpeculative
The market segment for high-end residential properties could sustain sales volume despite the depreciation of the naira.

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The entities involved

Jim Ovia
Nigerian businessman who founded Zenith Bank in 1990

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