Uvest Allocates Millennial City, Nigeria’s first Sculpture Park

How does it really feel to own the present and future?
Completely enjoying grand luxury before more people catch on to it, living like a King and enjoying access to the best life possible, in terms of housing.
Even you would agree that the potential profitability of investing in real estate has so become increasingly apparent to millennials, that they are now actively embracing it as a means of building wealth and securing their financial future.

The Creative Lead at UVEST, Smith Bakare, said: “We took premium time and came on with the most creative project – the first of its kind. This is one designed to portray contemporary art in its grand wholeness. Contemporary art is just one piece of it, luxury is the other part. This is Grand Uniqueness, if we will be sincere.”

The promise of a seamless and excellent allocation was fulfilled when Millennial City was allocated in the month of April, judging from testimonials gathered from their satisfied clients.
April, 29, was a satisfactory day for clients of UVEST, as the company allocated serviced plots at one of her prime properties located in Epe.

According to the statement, “Millennial City is really one of a kind, and this project is a proposed sculpture park to particularly celebrate all our contemporary icons all over Nigeria.”
According to the Chief Executive Officer, UVEST, Dr. Philip Babalola, “Millennial City is one of UVEST’s biggest properties.”

Furthermore, he explained that Epe is obviously in the limelight of the Lagos State Government judging by the quality of developmental projects going on and several announcements by the governor.

Millennial city is situated in one of the most recently developed areas in Lagos State. Strategically situated in an axis housing a sizable number of The Lagos State Government projects. Millennial City is located in Epe, Lagos.