How Zee Amiable is building sustainable communities in Nigeria

Zee Amiable is a real estate development and management company in Nigeria, specializing in creating planned communities that seamlessly blend residential luxury with smart investment opportunities, tailored to your unique needs and aspirations.

Damilare John Ilebiyi, CEO and Founder of Zee Amiable Properties, announces the company’s latest flagship development, ‘Aje! The Wealthy City’, strategically located in the heart of Ibadan, Nigeria. This project goes beyond mere housing or land development, serving as a hub for financial growth, community development, and investment-driven real estate, reinforcing Zee Amiable dedication to creating thriving, planned communities.

The company has delivered estates such as Elon City in Ketu-Omu, Epe, and Isiwo along the Epe-Ijebu Expressway. It focuses on sustainable and innovative housing to meet growing demand in Nigeria’s real estate market.

“We are not just in the business of selling land and houses; we are in the business of wealth creation,” Damilare explains. “Our developments are designed to provide homeowners with an unmatched living experience while offering investors long-term value.

Aje! The Wealthy City is a prime example of this vision, with a structure that guarantees land banking opportunities, high-value properties, and a community that fosters growth across all sectors.”

Furthermore, Zee Amiable Properties has taken a unique approach to real estate by integrating sustainability, innovation, and affordability. The company’s focus is on creating communities that exceed expectations, using eco-friendly construction practices and smart housing solutions.

According to the Founder, the future of real estate in Nigeria lies in responsible development that balances luxury with environmental consciousness.

“Sustainability is not just a buzzword for us; it’s a core part of our business model,” he said. “We are looking at energy-efficient housing, green spaces, and innovative designs that reduce environmental impact while enhancing comfort. Our goal is to lead the market shift towards eco-friendly developments that are both profitable and livable.”

The company’s philosophy extends beyond property development. Zee Amiable Properties runs a mentorship and empowerment program aimed at young Nigerians, particularly university students, equipping them with knowledge about financial literacy and real estate investment. “A thriving real estate sector is not just about the buildings—it’s about the people. By educating and empowering young minds, we are investing in a future where more Nigerians can own property, build wealth, and contribute meaningfully to the economy,” Damilare said.

The latest project, Aje! The Wealthy City, is set to become Ibadan’s premier estate development. Positioned as a high-value residential hub, it offers an opportunity for investors to gain substantial returns while creating a thriving, like-minded community.
According to Damilare, the project is not just about real estate—it’s about providing an ecosystem that supports financial growth, professional networking, and high-quality living.

“With Aje! The Wealthy City, we are introducing a development that considers both the present and the future,” he said. “This estate is designed to be a smart investment, with opportunities for build-to-rent income, land appreciation exceeding 200%, and a living experience that attracts forward-thinking individuals. We want our clients to see real estate not just as a place to live, but as a tool for financial security.”

As the company expands its portfolio, Damilare’s vision remains clear: to lead Nigeria’s affordable luxury real estate market through sustainable and intentional communities.

He believes that the real estate industry in the country is evolving rapidly, with increasing demand for developments that integrate technology, eco-friendly solutions, and investment-friendly structures. Zee Amiable Properties is positioning itself as the company that meets these demands, creating a future where Nigerians can access both quality housing and financial prosperity.

“We are building more than homes—we are building opportunities, security, and a legacy,” Damilare noted. “And as we continue to innovate, we invite investors and homeowners to be part of this movement toward a smarter, wealth-driven real estate industry in Nigeria.