As Nigeria’s economy continues to grow and diversify, lucrative investment opportunities for property investors are arising, not just in the luxury segment, but also in mass housing and commercial developments. Investor’s confidence in the Nigerian economy has also attracted significant foreign direct investments (FDIs) in the real estate sector.
A closer look at the Nigerian real estate market, however, reveals a number of commendable initiatives by key players, In the bid to foster economic growth and promotes international business relationships.
For five decades, the Churchgate group, an indigenous Nigerian conglomerate, has been enhancing productivity through multi-channel businesses. Its latest project, World Trade Center (WTC) Abuja, has been ascribed by analysts as the distinctive landmark in Abuja’s skyline.
Beyond the fact that the mixed-use development offers the very best in luxury apartments, AAA office towers, the Capital Mall, and a five-star hotel, the project gives a unique opportunity for occupants and tenants within the WTC Abuja to become a member of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) Club and enjoy all the benefits that comes with it.
The World Trade Centers Association, headquartered in New York City, is the umbrella organization for over 330 World
Trade Centers in more than 100 countries. The Association stands outside politics across national boundaries, in service to those who develop and facilitate international trade.
The World Trade Centers Association stimulates trade and investment opportunities for commercial property developers, economic development agencies, and
international businesses looking to connect globally and prosper locally. Although WTCs vary from country to country, they are all connected as a part of the World Trade
Centers Association (WTCA). Some of the countries under the WTCA globe are from Europe, America and Africa.
With the construction of World Trade Center in Abuja, it automatically becomes a member of the World Trade Centers Association and occupants within the WTC Abuja
can join other members in enjoying the services and facilities of all World Trade Centers throughout the globe at concessionary rates. These worldwide privileges include meeting and club facilities, trade information and education services, exhibit space, access to temporary office space, videoconferencing facilities, secretarial and translation services.
More than just a building or an organization, a World Trade Center brings together businesses involved in international
trade from around the globe. It supplies businesses with access to international trade services and facilities and seeks to simplify and stimulate trade by bringing together
the offices of government and industry that serve and carry on trade.
According to the Group Managing Director, Churchgate Group, Mr. Vinay Mahtani “The World Trade Center Abuja master plan provides residential apartments, AAA
commercial offices, a 5 –star hotel and the Capital Mall and will rank amongst the landmark destinations of Africa”. The
site is located along the main gateway into the Central Business District.
He said, “The residential tower features elegant one to six-bedroom floor plans, with spacious balconies, concierge services, security, underground parking, tennis and squash courts, swimming pools and a fitness centre, amongst others.
“The commercial tower, on the other hand, encompasses a blend of efficiency and extravagance for the modern international business. Designed with 20 traditional floors
and three penthouse floors, the WTC office tower aims to accommodate an industrially diverse work environment.
With flexibility in mind, the offices can adjust to businesses of any size, ranging from 100 square metres to 1,440 square metres on a single floor plate.”
culled from ABSradiotv online
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