7-Fifteen Capital expands luxury real estate

Luxury real estate development company 7-Fifteen Capital Limited has formally launched its Lagos office, marking a significant milestone in the firm’s expansion into Nigeria’s commercial capital and one of Africa’s most vibrant property markets. The high-profile launch ceremony, held in Ikoyi over the weekend, brought together leading business executives, investors, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, underscoring […]

Luxury real estate development company 7-Fifteen Capital Limited has formally launched its Lagos office, marking a significant milestone in the firm’s expansion into Nigeria’s commercial capital and one of Africa’s most vibrant property markets.
The high-profile launch ceremony, held in Ikoyi over the weekend, brought together leading business executives, investors, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, underscoring the growing interest in premium real estate developments within Lagos.
The event commenced with an art exhibition titled Load-Bearing, curated by Yenwa Gallery and featuring five sculptural works commissioned by 7-Fifteen Capital. The exhibition provided guests with a visual exploration of the company’s architectural journey and development philosophy, showcasing interpretations of its flagship projects, including Zuri Residences on George Street, Ikoyi, which is currently under development.
Among the prominent guests at the event were Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote; Chairman of Metis Capital Partners, Hakeem Belo-Osagie; Founder of Stanbic IBTC and ANAP Foundation, Atedo Peterside; Co-Founder of Access Bank and Coronation Group, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede; Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Jumoke Oduwole; Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa; and Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Delivering the keynote address, Governor Sanwo-Olu highlighted Lagos’ continued economic growth and its emergence as a global destination for real estate investment. He emphasized the role of quality developers in shaping the city’s future and formally welcomed 7-Fifteen Capital to Lagos.
The governor expressed confidence in the company’s ability to contribute meaningfully to the state’s urban landscape through excellence in project delivery, innovative design, and sustainable development practices.

Speaking at the event, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of 7-Fifteen Capital, Tope Adekoya, said the company’s expansion into Lagos represents a continuation of its commitment to creating refined residential communities.

According to him, the vision that guided the development of projects such as Myari Lakeside, The Residence, and The Cove Lakeside in Abuja remains central to the company’s approach as it enters the Lagos market.

“Now, as we enter Lagos, a city driven by energy, ambition and constant evolution, we do so with the same philosophy and a long-term commitment to contributing meaningful value to its future landscape,” Adekoya said.

The launch also featured a panel discussion titled From Land to Keys: Fixing the Gaps in Lagos Real Estate Delivery, where industry experts examined challenges and opportunities within the state’s property sector, including project execution, financing, infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks.

A major highlight of the evening was the unveiling of the 7-Fifteen Foundation, the company’s corporate social responsibility and social impact initiative aimed at improving access to opportunities for underserved communities.

The foundation will focus on supporting children and young adults facing barriers to education, employment, vocational training, and access to basic necessities.

Deputy CEO and Co-Founder of the company, Adesuwa Belo-Osagie, said the foundation reflects the company’s broader commitment to community development beyond real estate.

“We are not just building in Lagos. We are building for Lagos. Through the Foundation, we are investing in people, especially young people, who deserve greater access to opportunity,” she said.