Property and land
Homes, development sites, strategic land and income-producing real estate.
A disciplined route into Nigerian assets.
For Nigerian and international buyers seeking credible property, land, commercial assets and development opportunities, Substrat begins with a clear requirement—not a promise of availability or return.
From requirement to transaction
Local grounding. Internationally accessible.
Substrat coordinates from Abuja and works with appropriately qualified professionals where a mandate requires legal, technical, financial, tax or jurisdiction-specific expertise.
Nigeria first
Opportunity begins with local evidence.
Location, ownership, authority, asset condition, approvals and transaction structure must be understood in their Nigerian context.
Cross-border access
No invented foreign footprint.
International participation is coordinated jurisdiction by jurisdiction through independent, appropriately authorised advisers when needed.
Eligible conversations
Assets and productive opportunities.
Availability comes only from published listings or privately reviewed mandates. These categories describe the work Substrat can consider, not current stock.
Commercial and operating assets
Hospitality, industrial, mobility and other productive assets where evidence and commercial logic can be assessed.
Development partnerships
Owner, developer, operator and capital conversations with stated contributions, responsibilities and independent review.
Acquisition journey
Five stages. One accountable brief.
- 01
Define the requirement
Asset category, intended use, geography, budget, timing and exclusions.
- 02
Accept the client
Identity, beneficial ownership, authority, risk and funding position are reviewed privately.
- 03
Search and screen
Published and suitable privately shared opportunities are considered against the approved brief.
- 04
Coordinate diligence
Independent legal, title, technical, tax, valuation and other checks are organised as appropriate.
- 05
Negotiate and complete
Commercial terms, settlement instructions and completion records follow the agreed mandate.
Tell us what you need.
Do not upload identity documents or bank evidence here. The private compliance process begins only if the requirement is suitable for review.
Frequently asked questions
Before you begin.
Does Substrat offer investments or guarantee returns?
No. Substrat helps define acquisition requirements and coordinate suitable asset or development conversations. It does not issue securities, operate a fund, guarantee returns or replace regulated investment advice.
Can an overseas buyer acquire assets in Nigeria?
Potential structures and restrictions depend on the asset, buyer, location and applicable law. Overseas clients should obtain independent Nigerian and home-jurisdiction legal, tax and regulatory advice before committing.
When are proof of funds and identity documents requested?
The public form collects only a preliminary requirement. Identity, beneficial ownership, proof of funds and source-of-funds evidence may be requested privately before a mandate is accepted or an introduction is made.
Looking into Nigeria from abroad?
Begin with a clear mandate. We will identify the Nigerian evidence and appropriately qualified professional roles the proposed transaction may require.