Crown Luxury properties: Pioneering Affordable, Quality Housing Solutions for Nigerians

By Genesis Ogiri — Abuja, Nigeria | July 29, 2025

The ongoing African International Housing Show 2025 has been hailed as a landmark initiative by Ambassador Dr. Olubumi Mary Gbadawole, Executive Director of Crown Allied, the mother company of Crown Luxury Properties and CrownBee Global Services Limited, and Founder of the MaryCrown Foundation. Speaking on the sidelines of the summit’s opening day, Dr. Gbadawole commended the organizers for the remarkable momentum and vibrant energy that the show has already generated.

According to her, the exhibition has quickly distinguished itself as more than a gathering of stakeholders; it has become a platform of hope for millions of Nigerians aspiring to own homes.

 “The African International Housing Show is not just a conference. It is a meeting point where collaborations are formed, innovations are unveiled, and partnerships are sealed. Many people will leave here not only with knowledge but with real opportunities to secure a home of their own,” she remarked.

As housing demand continues to outpace supply in Nigeria’s major urban centers, Crown Allied and its subsidiaries, Crown Luxury Properties and CrownBee Global Services Limited, are stepping forward with practical, affordable, and sustainable housing solutions that directly address the needs of everyday Nigerians.

Dr. Gbadawole stressed that while government policies must focus on making land more accessible and construction costs more manageable, the private sector has a duty to be innovative, transparent, and responsive to the realities of citizens.

She highlighted the group’s signature projects — particularly Addis City in Sheretti, Abuja — as prime examples of how affordable luxury can meet modern standards without compromising quality or accessibility.
Against the backdrop of Nigeria’s surging demand for affordable housing, Crown Luxury Properties is distinguishing itself as a beacon of innovation, accessibility, and quality in the nation’s real estate sector. Led by the visionary Dr. Gbadawole, the company has earned a reputation for delivering sustainable and affordable housing solutions that are making homeownership a reality for countless Nigerians.

Speaking as one of the key voices at the ongoing summit, Dr. Mary Gbadawole emphasized the importance of collaboration in addressing Nigeria’s housing challenges.

 “The African International Housing Show is an incredible platform where collaborations are formed, innovations are shared, and partnerships are created. It is a place where many people will walk away with not just knowledge, but tangible steps towards owning their dream home,” she said.

She noted that the summit is not just about discussions, but about real opportunities that can transform lives. However, she urged government intervention to make land more affordable, warning that the rising cost of land and construction in cities such as Abuja and Lagos continues to price out many aspiring homeowners.
Crown Luxury’s Vision: Affordable Luxury for All

Dr. Gbadawole reiterated Crown Luxury Properties’ unwavering commitment to delivering affordable, practical, and high-value housing solutions.

“We believe that everyone deserves a quality home,” she said. “Our goal is to make luxury homes accessible to a wider population, without compromising on the core values of design, safety, and sustainability.”

The company’s flagship offerings include residential plots ranging from 250 to 350 square meters, ideal for building spacious 3-bedroom duplexes. These prototypes, she explained, are designed to combine affordability with modern standards.

 “Our products are model, buildable, and affordable for construction. We encourage clients to buy and build so they can quickly see the return on their investment. We don’t believe in buy-and-keep. Every property we sell is a step toward immediate development and community growth,” she added.

Close to Infrastructure, Close to Opportunity

Crown Luxury Properties is also renowned for its strategic choice of locations. Unlike many developers who focus only on land sales, Crown carefully situates its properties in serene, well-planned environments with easy access to tarred roads, schools, hospitals, and commercial hubs.

One of its most promising projects is in Sheritty, Kabusa, Abuja—an estate designed not just for living, but for thriving. With proximity to infrastructure and rapid development corridors, the location promises high livability and future appreciation in value.

“At Crown Luxury Properties, we don’t just sell land; we build communities. Our clients don’t just invest in houses; they invest in a future where they can grow, thrive, and create lasting memories with their loved ones,” Dr. Gbadawole explained.

Building Confidence, Securing Futures

Unlike many developers in the market, Crown Luxury Properties emphasizes value-driven solutions and investment security. Its model encourages homeowners to develop their plots rather than holding them idle, ensuring both immediate satisfaction and long-term financial returns.

“Our model is different,” Dr. Gbadawole stated. “We don’t just build houses and leave. We offer value-driven solutions—buy, build, and see your investment grow. Whether it’s a family home or a rental property, we make sure what you invest in today yields great returns tomorrow.”

Transparency and trust, she added, remain cornerstones of the company’s operations, with clients kept informed at every stage of their investment journey.

Applause for the Housing Show

Dr. Gbadewole concluded by praising the organizers of the African International Housing Show for creating a space that encourages exchange, collaboration, and innovation among real estate stakeholders.

“This platform is essential to solving Nigeria’s housing challenges,” she said, “because it brings together government, private developers, and investors to find common solutions.”

The African International Housing Show 2025 continues through the week, drawing developers, investors, policymakers, and prospective homeowners from across Africa in what is shaping up to be one of the continent’s most impactful housing summits.

As the African International Housing Show 2025 continues to attract stakeholders from across the continent, Crown Allied and its subsidiaries — Crown Luxury Properties and CrownBee Global Services Limited — are making it clear that the future of affordable housing in Nigeria rests on innovation, collaboration, and trust.

With a firm commitment to quality, sustainability, and accessibility, the group is not only building houses but also nurturing communities where families can thrive. Ambassador Dr. Olubumi Mary Gbadawole’s call for government support in reducing land and construction costs underscores the urgent need for public-private synergy in solving Nigeria’s housing deficit.

By championing affordability while upholding high standards, Crown Allied is positioning itself as more than a real estate developer — it is becoming a driver of hope, progress, and lasting value for Nigerians seeking to turn their dream of homeownership into reality.

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