De Velli Group Unveils Apex Dawaki as Abuja Land Investment Demand Grows

Real estate development firm De Velli Group has launched De Velli Apex Dawaki, a new land investment project located within News Engineering Estate in the Dawaki district of the Federal Capital Territory, as demand for structured property investment continues to rise.

The development, which spans approximately three hectares, is expected to deliver over 70 residential plots within a planned estate setting. The project is targeted at investors seeking land banking opportunities as well as individuals interested in residential development within Abuja’s rapidly expanding urban corridors.

Dawaki has increasingly gained attention as one of Abuja’s emerging residential hubs, driven by ongoing infrastructure development and the city’s outward expansion. Industry analysts note that early entry into such locations often positions investors for long-term capital appreciation as demand and connectivity improve.

According to the developer, Apex Dawaki is strategically situated within an already developing neighbourhood, offering access to existing road networks and proximity to notable residential projects. The estate is located near Sonora City by Mshel Homes and is expected to benefit from a developing access route linking the community to Katampe Extension—an upgrade projected to enhance mobility and boost investment potential.

Beyond its location, the project is distinguished by its natural setting, featuring rock formations, green landscapes and open spaces that combine modern residential planning with scenic surroundings.

Speaking at the launch, the Chief Executive Officer of De Velli Group, Dr Daniel Christopher Oduola, said the initiative aims to broaden access to strategic property investment.

“Real estate remains one of the most dependable vehicles for long-term wealth preservation and growth. With the launch of De Velli Apex Dawaki, we are creating an opportunity for both seasoned investors and first-time buyers to participate in land banking within a prime and fast-developing district of Abuja,” he stated.

The estate will feature two plot categories: 250 square metre plots designed for terrace developments and 500 square metre plots suited for detached residential homes.

Also speaking, Michael Obinna, Head of Sales and Marketing for the project, said the company is prioritising investor education alongside marketing efforts.

“Our objective is not only to market land but also to educate potential investors on the value of strategic land banking, particularly in emerging locations such as Dawaki where development is steadily expanding,” he said.

The company confirmed that infrastructure development is currently underway, with full project delivery projected within a three-year timeline.

De Velli Group further disclosed that the property carries Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) Right of Occupancy documentation, providing buyers with recognised land title within the FCT.

Real estate experts continue to identify land banking as one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing investment strategies, particularly in cities like Abuja where infrastructure expansion often drives rapid increases in land value.

With its combination of strategic location, verified documentation and natural appeal, De Velli Apex Dawaki is positioned to attract investors seeking early access to one of the capital’s developing residential districts.