Lekki & Ikeja, Lagos

Verified homes,made clearer.

Find a verified home to rent or to buy, with a clear schedule, visible costs and a next step you understand.

Rent with context.
Move in with confidence.

From the first brief through a viewing and assisted application, ilee keeps the listing, the schedule and the next step visible at the same time — whether you are renting for a year or buying outright.

How a rental decision moves.

Browse a published home or tell the desk what you need. The desk confirms availability, arranges a viewing and only then starts an application.

An ilee team member reviewing a rental home checklist with two clients in Lagos
  1. Browse the published homes

    See the homes that have cleared the pilot verification bar, or use the enquiry form when the list is empty.

  2. Ask the desk

    Use the web form to ask about a home or share your search. The desk confirms availability and books a viewing.

  3. Apply after a viewing

    If the home fits, the desk creates the application and explains the consent and review steps before collecting anything else.

  4. Track the next step

    Keep the reference the desk gives you. Check progress on the status page with that reference and the same contact detail.

Where the pilot starts.

Phase 1 starts with long-term rentals in Lekki and Ikeja. Public homes appear only after the desk has verified them; use the enquiry form when supply is still being recruited.

  • A residential home behind a green gate in Lekki, Lagos

    Lekki

    Long-term homes close to work, schools and everyday services. Listing details and availability are checked before viewing.

  • A family home at dusk in Ikeja, Lagos

    Ikeja

    Connected rental corridors with practical commute questions. Ask the desk before deciding.

  • A Lagos residential street representing a future pilot area

    Future areas

    We expand only after the first pilot shows that verification, support and payment schedules work.

The listing file before the money.

Every home arrives with information, complete or not. These four parts decide how clear the rental conversation can be.

Owner and agent identity

Who is listing the home, who owns it and what authority the agent has to represent the property.

A survey plan, a certificate booklet and a deed laid out on a desk

Inspection proof

Photos, checklist and property details captured during an assigned inspection.

Availability and terms

When the home is available, what the landlord accepts and which terms must be agreed before signing.

Total move-in cost

Rent, service fees, deposit and schedule shown before any payment is requested.

Choose your path.

Ilee works with tenants, landlords, agents and caretakers across the first Lagos pilot areas. The first conversation is shaped by which of these you are.

Looking for a home

You are looking for a home in Lagos to rent for a year or more, or to buy. Tell us your area, budget and preferred schedule so we can learn what supply to recruit.

Open the enquiry form

Listing a home

You own a home and want serious enquiries from people who have been vetted. Send the details and the desk arranges the authority check and the inspection.

List your home

Agents and caretakers

You manage homes or guide tenants. Join the pilot with authority from the owner and a clear way to keep everyone aligned.

Register supply interest
A tenant living outside Lagos joins a rental viewing by video call

From another city

Distance should not mean guessing.

A home found from another city still needs a clear brief, a reliable viewing path and terms you can review before you commit.

  1. Start with the home brief

    Share your preferred area, budget, move-in timing and the people who need to be involved.

  2. Book a viewing

    A viewing answers the practical questions about the home, access, availability and next steps.

  3. Review before you commit

    Review the proposed schedule and total cost with the desk before commitment. Payment methods are not activated in this Phase 1 build.

What we will not promise.

Trust starts with the limits. These are ours, in plain language.

What the desk will do

  • Show which listing checks are complete, and what they do not cover.
  • Name who is responsible for the property, terms and next step.
  • Keep the listing, schedule and next steps visible.
  • Flag missing information before it becomes a payment surprise.

What the desk will not do

  • Guarantee approval, availability or a landlord decision.
  • Hide fees or pressure you toward a payment schedule.
  • Replace independent legal, financial or property advice.
  • Hold customer money in an ilee wallet or promise a payout structure before it is approved.

Bring a home to the ilee pilot.

Landlords, agents and caretakers can leave details for the first verified supply conversations.

We will use your details only for this conversation. We will not ask for BVN, NIN or bank statements in this form.

Questions worth answering early.

Still deciding where to start? Tell the desk your area, budget or property details and we will help you frame the next step.

Open the enquiry form

What is ilee building?

What is live in Phase 1?

How do I see homes and speak with the desk?

Can landlords and agents list?

What is Pay Small Small?

Does ilee hold rent or deposits?

Which areas come first?

How do I join the pilot?

What should I include in an enquiry?

Start with the enquiry form.

No email app is needed. Tell us your area, budget or property details in the web form and the desk will direct the next step.

Open the enquiry form