HomeWork Group Africa Completes 14 Maisonettes at King’s Court in Ikeja GRA

Completion of King’s Court

On 27 October 2026, HomeWork Group Africa handed over 14 fully serviced maisonettes at its King’s Court development on Adekunle Fajuyi Street in Ikeja GRA, Lagos. Launched in July 2021, the development offers three- and four-bedroom apartments characterized by expansive living spaces, generous kitchens, individual courtyards, broad windows, and deep balconies. Inhabitants currently enjoy amenities including electricity, water supply, safety measures, surveillance cameras, vehicle storage, a fitness center, and a pool.

The Group Managing Director was present at the transfer event, where they emphasized the organization's resolve and dedication to high standards. A homeowner praised the finished property and the firm’s communication throughout the build.

Background

Established in 2008, HomeWork Group Africa has finished over 20 estate schemes and provided close to 400 dwellings throughout Lagos. King’s Court marks the second completion for the business in 2026, coming after the inauguration of Malvin Mall, a six-level commercial structure situated on Admiralty Way in Lekki. The company has revealed intentions to transfer two additional housing projects prior to the year's conclusion: Yellowstone in Lekki Phase 1, which includes four terrace homes and a penthouse, and Hines Court 2 on Freedom Way in Lekki, containing 32 flats with two or three bedrooms.

The King’s Court project was undertaken during a period of significant cost inflation, with the company reporting over 100 % rise in construction costs. Despite challenges related to foreign exchange and rising material prices, the firm completed the development on schedule.

Why it matters

The completion of King’s Court adds a high‑end residential option to Ikeja GRA, a district that has seen rapid urbanisation and rising property demand. The development’s amenities—such as a gym and swimming pool—align with the growing preference for lifestyle‑focused housing in Lagos. By delivering 14 luxury maisonettes, HomeWork Group Africa has expanded its portfolio and demonstrated resilience amid economic pressures, potentially encouraging further investment in the area.

The project’s successful delivery may also influence local real‑estate markets by setting a benchmark for quality and service. Homeowners who received the units have expressed satisfaction with the finished product and the firm’s communication, which could enhance the company’s reputation and attract future buyers.

What happens next

HomeWork Group Africa is preparing to hand over its next two residential projects, Yellowstone and Hines Court 2, before the end of 2026. No specific dates have been announced for these handovers, but the company has confirmed that both developments are in the final stages of construction.

By finalizing King’s Court, the enterprise reinforces its collection of residential and commercial properties in Lagos, setting the stage for ongoing expansion within the city's vibrant property market.