The biggest city in terms of population in Nigeria, and on the whole of the African continent, Lagos is considered an essential financial centre in the entire country, as well as the economic hub of the eponymous state. The GDP of the megacity is the 4th largest in Africa. The metropolis is home to the most abundant and busiest seaport in the state. Besides, the area is considered one of the fastest-growing in the world. Is there a need to explain why commercial property for rent in Lagos is so much valued among domestic and international tenants? The region remains a commercial nerve hub and the most vibrant commercial property stock in Nigeria. Recently, the city has faced a surge in the number of young people coming to the region in search of residential and working opportunities. There have been higher rates of conversions. Coworking and co-living arrangements also increased in the city because the cost of owning commercial real estate in the city is rather high.
