Abode Assets Limited has called for democratization of the real estate sector to allow low-income earners tap into the immense benefits.
Abode’s commitment to spreading the gain in the sector to the grassroots was solidified over the weekend with the official launch of the massive 100-acre Empire Park Estate, a project designed to prove that real estate investment is no longer the exclusive preserve of the ultra-wealthy.
In a move that challenges industry norms, Abode unveiled a model where investors can become certified landowners with a commitment of as little as ₦100,000.
This low entry barrier is central to the company’s mission of ‘Shared Prosperity,’ allowing everyday Nigerians to access genuine wealth.
Redefining access and transparency at the launch, Mr. Jeffrey Itepu, CEO of Abode Assets, reiterated the company’s inclusivity mandate, saying : “Irrespective of your income level, location, or social class, you should be able to participate in the prosperity that is in real estate.”
Backing this vision with operational excellence, the COO, Mr. Damilare Oshokoya, highlighted how technology ensures safety for their growing community of over 2,000 investors across 13 countries:
“One of the things that made the system smooth and transparent is that it was digitalised from the onset. With Abode, you get all information at the tap of a button.”
Guests enjoyed horse riding and face painting, signaling that wealth creation can be a joyful, community-centric experience. As one new landowner noted, “I enjoyed horse riding… but owning land? That’s generational wealth.
“With Empire Park, Abode Assets Limited has fundamentally changed the narrative, proving that with the right partner, wealth is accessible to everyone.”
