Firm Hands Over Ikeja GRA Luxury Estate After Surviving Forex, Cost Crises
HomeWork Group Africa has handed over 14 maisonettes at King’s Court, its residential development on Adekunle Fajuyi Street, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.
The handover, which took place on October 27, 2026, marks the completion of the project that began in July 2021.
The development comprises three- and four-bedroom maisonettes, with spacious living areas, large kitchens, private courtyards, wide windows and deep balconies. Residents also have access to power, water, security, CCTV, parking, a gym and a swimming pool.
A homeowner praised the quality of the completed property and the company’s communication throughout the project.
The Group Managing Director said the company was pleased to deliver on its commitment to clients.
- Power restored to Lagos, Ogun, four others after vandalism — Minister
- Carex Rewards Thousands Of Consumers As Everybody Wins Promo Concludes With Grand Finale Live Draw
- Lagos barber dies after 28 days in police custody
“God establishes the works of our hands, and now we have the thrill of yet another completion. For us at HomeWork Group Africa, King’s Court is a story of determination. We promised our clients quality homes, and despite all odds, we have delivered.”
King’s Court is the company’s second project completed in 2026. It follows the opening of Malvin Mall, a six-storey commercial building on Admiralty Way, Lekki.
The company is also set to hand over Yellowstone, a development of four terrace units and a penthouse in Lekki Phase 1, and Hines Court 2, which has 32 two- and three-bedroom flats on Freedom Way, Lekki.
HomeWork Group Africa was established in 2008 and says it has completed more than 20 estate projects and nearly 400 units.
All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.