Q15. When will my plot(s) be allocated to me?

Ans: Paper Allocation (Provisional) will be done immediately all the payments are made subject the any other condition of allocation agreed and imposed by the CDA. Once the subscriber indicates deliberate intention to commence construction work on site, a sketch survey of his/her plot is prepared and issued for preliminary construction work to commence. Once progress of work is established, physical allocation with copies of original survey plans are issued on a scheduled day after the plot size reconciliation and all settlements. This is intended to drive development and value creation in the estate while ensuring that it is only as subscribers are ready for construction that they apply for allocation. It is strictly an attempt to ensure that development in the estate is in a systematic way such as will enhance the value of investment within the estate for all. Oversubscription is being guided against and every subscriber who pays up on his/her subscription shall be allocated within the estate. Physical allocation will be done in batches; subscribers will be notified. However, note that possession and occupation of the plot(s) shall be deemed to have commenced from the date fixed for handover and all risks and benefits in respect of the property shall pass to the purchaser.

Q14.What other payments do I make apart from the payment for the land?

Ans: Other payments to be made are when the subscriber is to be allocated and they are; I. Legal Documentation Fee: N150,000 per plot. II. Survey Fee: N500,000.00/plot III. Allocated Plot(s) size reconciliation settlement for plot(s) less or greater than 450sqm and the settlement of all outstanding post plot payment tenure including Plot Maintenance Fee per month or annum IV. *N2,000 monthly as Plot Maintenance Fee 12months after completion of payment for the plot if the subscriber does not proceed for allocation thereby making other payments. *This applies only to a subscriber that is yet to come forward to fulfil the requirements for allocation after paying for the plot(s). It becomes due and starts to accrue 12months after the completion of payment for plot (i.e. the 13th month) till the client steps forward and fulfils all the necessary conditions for allocation. When necessary payments for allocation are to be made, arrears of Plot Maintenance Fees will have to be paid first a) Kindly note that ALL the fees stated above are subject to review. b) Where review of any fee takes place before a subscriber completes payment for plot or the particular payment, the reviewed amount is what becomes payable by the subscriber. c) Payment for infrastructure development can kick in at any time within the chain line of payment as may be agreed upon by the CDA.

Q11. How much will buyers of plots that are not serviced pay for Development Levy?

Ans: The developer is not charging subscribers for Development Levy. The buyers of plots that are not serviced under the CDA will do that at the appropriate time. The developer shall be available to offer guidance throughout the process and be present to manage the Estate for the common good of all. Development Levy shall be charged and administered by the Developer as decided by the CDA. Following payment by Subscribers, The Developer shall provide agreed infrastructure.

Q10. How will these other infrastructures be provided?

Ans: For the plots that we are selling “as is” and not Serviced yet, Plot investors/buyers/owners/Residents through the Community Development Association (CDA) shall be at liberty to decide how these infrastructures shall be provided within the estate as guided by RPL. RPL will facilitate the birth of the CDA once we have a number of subscribers considered size-able enough that have fully paid for their plots.

Q9. What infrastructure will the developer not provide with the purchase price?

Ans: For the plots that we are selling “as is” and not Serviced yet, Plot investors/buyers/owners/Residents through the Community Development Association (CDA) shall be at liberty to decide how these infrastructures shall be provided within the estate. RPL will facilitate the birth of the CDA once we have a number of subscribers considered size-able enough that have fully for their plots.

Q6. What is the size of the residential plot?

Ans: Approximately 450 square meters per plot for residential. When allocated, account between RPL and the subscriber will be reconciled as to the actual size of the allocated plot(s). Where allocated plot is less than 450sqm, RPL will credit client’s account with the differential at the rate of purchase and vice versa. This is based on the understanding that plots throughout the expanse of land after sub-division cannot each be exactly 450sqm.

Q5. What is the price per plot for residential and commercial plots respectively?

Ans:     Roseberry Estate, Ibeju-Lekki Plot(450sqm approximately) 6,500,000/plot (Outright – 3months installment) N7,300,000 – (4 – 6 monthly installment) N7, 700,000- (24 monthly installment) Contact the Office for Commercial Plots • In addition to this, we also have FULLY SERVICED PLOTS (limited stock available): • The price for the serviced plot is N10, 500,000 per plot outright and instalment plans are available • Services include road, drainage and electricity.

. How will I know if my property is ready?

Ans: Owners will be notified in writing upon completion of the project. However, note that possession and occupation of the bungalow shall be deemed to have commenced from the date fixed for Handover and all risks and benefits in respect of the property shall be passed to the purchaser.

Q20. If unable to continue, how and when can I have a refund?

Ans:  Apart from on Rent-To-Own where refund is not an option, refund will be paid less 15% administrative charges of total amount subject to re-sale of property. This hinges on the premise that funds realized from this project are ploughed into the development of the project as the project is patterned after joint ventures.

Q4: Who is the developer of Roseberry Estate Ibeju-Lekki?

Ans: Realty Point Limited REALTY POINT LIMITED (RC 621592) is a dynamic multifaceted Pan-African real estate going concern primarily involved on the supply side of the industry, with a strong presence in Real Estate Development, Investment, Training/Consultancy and Marketing Syndications since 2005.

Can I amend my structures after taking possession?

Ans: You can amend internally, but for external amendments, approval must be sought from the estate management firm and relevant government quarters. However, Gate house, Generator house and Perimeter fence are allowed in the following dimensions: The Gate House must be ensuite and not more than 12m2 inclusive of any space for cooking if necessary. –  The generator house should not be more than 4.5ft and 7-10sqm in space. –  Low fence (American fence type) block work height of not more than 1m to the ground. –  BQ structure may be approved for the 3 Bedroom fully detached structure according to RPL’s proto type design and specifications.

Q3. What are the names of other estates, resorts, institutions and industries around Roseberry Estate, Ibeju Lekki?

Ans: The LEKKI LAGOS NEW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, THE NEW LEKKI LAGOS SEA-PORT, Industries and Companies & Estates, a Proposed site for SHOPRITE/GAMES shopping complex. THE NEW LAGOS CALABAR COASTAL ROAD, PAN AFRICA/ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Permanent Site, the famous CORONA SCHOOL, CALEB INT SCHOOL, GREEN-SPRING SCHOOLs, BRITISH/AMERICA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLs, COSCHARIS MOTORS, LA Campagne TROPICANA RESORT & BEACH, ELEKO BEACH, AKODO BEACH & RESORT, etc.

. What type of finishing are we expecting?

Ans: BUNGALOW SPECIFICATIONS TYPE A: Building Exterior Complete roof installation, UPVC windows, Front & Back security doors, Texcote/Emulsion paint on external rendered wall, Balcony hand railing Building Interior Plastered cement walls, PVC ceiling board, Plastered partition walls, Conduit, wiring and fittings, Water closets in Toilets, Kitchen Zinc , Drainage pipes & fittings, Internal doors (panel/flush) TYPE B: Walls –  External and Internal walls are rendered and painted in Emulsion paint except kitchen, Toilets and Bathrooms. –  Kitchen walls are finished with glazed ceramic tiles up to a height of 2.10m (i.e Floor to door level) –  Visitors’ toilets are finished with glazed ceramic tiles up to a height of 1.50m –  Toilets (with bathrooms) are finished with glazed ceramic tiles to a height of 3.00m (i.e Floor to roof level) Floors –  Sitting, Dinning and Terraces are fully vitrified ceramic floor tiles. –  Toilets and bathrooms are Ceramic floor tiles. –  All rooms are PVC floor tiles. Ceiling –  All ceiling areas are finished with PVC Ceiling stripes. Doors –  Internal doors are quality imported timber panel doors. –  External doors are quality imported iron doors (Buono brand or approved equal) Windows  –  All windows are coated Aluminum casement windows with burglary bars. Fittings & Fixtures  –  Includes Handrails, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets with granite work top. –  All rooms are en-suite

Q2. Facts about the immediate environment of the Estate;

Ans: Lekki Free Zone (LFZ)Lekki Free Zone (LFZ) comprises 16,500 hectares to the southeast of the city of Lagos, two peninsulas of infinite opportunities bounded by the Lekki lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. The free zone was launched in 2004 as a vehicle to fully utilize the investment and tourism potential of Lagos. LFZ is a new city under development that will operate in accordance with best international practices. It is also one of the fastest developing urban areas with an annual economic growth of 16.8%. The Lekki free zone is a multi-use facility with zones for oil and gas, industry, manufacturing, business & financial, media centres, commercial, real estate, recreation and tourism. The promising world-class New Lekki Int’l Airport is at Ibeju Lekki off Lekki-Epe Expressway. It is envisioned to give Lagos a befitting Airport of highest standard both in appeal and operations. Lekki Deep Sea Port Nigeria’s $1 billion Lekki Deep Seaport project which is expected to begin operations in 2018 is to be financed by 10 financial institutions. According to Mr. Sandeep Parasramake, the Chief Financial Officer of Tolaram Group the institutions included the African Development Bank (AfDB), European Investment Bank and the Standard Chartered Bank. Others are Rand Merchant Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Africa Finance Corporation, Propaco, Entrepreneurial Development Bank, German Investment and Development Corporation; and International Finance Corporation. The project is on course and will tremendously boost business activities in that corridor upon completion. Pan Atlantic University Main Campus at KM 52, Lekki-Epe Expressway, immediately after Eleko Junction is just a …

Q15. What is the process for the transfer (or change of name) of ownership of the property?

Ans:   We recognize that buyers may need to sell their purchase for varying reasons. However, due to the administrative and legal issues required in the proper transfer of these purchases, we would only honour transfers once full payment has been made. Both buyers have to complete our Housing Unit Transfer Form after which title documents and a Purchase Agreement will be issued to the new owner (buyer). A non refundable fee of N100,000 (One Hundred Thousand Naira only) per unit is payable before the necessary transfer documentations can be made. The transfer fee is subject to review.

. What happens if I miss a month or two payments?

Ans: You risk revocation of your property if you default for a total of three (3) months and you might have to pay the differential in price review during this period. Also, for mortgage applicants, it is only after you have completed your initial down payment that your mortgage application and processing can commence if you qualify. Strict adherence to payment plan will guarantee the initial purchase price. Buyers who fail to comply may be affected by price changes. However, for the Rent-To-Own Option, when defaults attracts strict price review and 3months default will result in revocation and forfeiture of whatever amount has been paid up till the time of revocation.