Duplex
Old-money Ikoyi: master bedroom, guest room, a big sitting room, kitchen and a proper bathroom. Room for the snooker table.
- Weekly rent
- ₦250,000
- Standard move-in cost
- ₦750,0002 weeks advance + agent fee
- Home size
- 12 × 12room grid
- Guest capacity
- 12
- Area
- Ikoyi
Can you afford this home?
The standard move-in amount for Duplex is ₦750,000: two weeks of rent in advance plus an agent fee equal to one week of rent. Regular rent is ₦250,000 per week.
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Duplex in the Lagos Life game
This Duplex page concerns the in-game home. Read the figures with their labels, then use the comparisons below to understand the specific trade-offs surrounding Duplex. The examples use the listed values and clearly separate an illustration from a prediction about your save. this home is listed in Ikoyi. Game options can change, so use the current game to confirm a consequential choice. All money discussed here is in-game naira, and this unofficial wiki has no affiliation with the developer.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Mansion in Banana Island
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦1,500,000 for Mansion. That is a difference of ₦1,250,000 per week, or ₦5,000,000 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Mansion estimate is ₦4,500,000. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 14 × 14, respectively: 144 versus 196 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 18. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Hall of Residence in UNILAG, Akoka
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦1,200 for Hall of Residence. That is a difference of ₦248,800 per week, or ₦995,200 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Hall of Residence estimate is ₦3,600. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 6 × 6, respectively: 144 versus 36 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 3. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Single room in Rumuokoro
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦2,600 for Single room. That is a difference of ₦247,400 per week, or ₦989,600 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Single room estimate is ₦7,800. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 6 × 6, respectively: 144 versus 36 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 3. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Mini flat in D-Line
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦6,000 for Mini flat. That is a difference of ₦244,000 per week, or ₦976,000 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Mini flat estimate is ₦18,000. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 10 × 10, respectively: 144 versus 100 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 8. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Serviced apartment in Woji
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦32,000 for Serviced apartment. That is a difference of ₦218,000 per week, or ₦872,000 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Serviced apartment estimate is ₦96,000. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 11 × 11, respectively: 144 versus 121 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 10. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Colonial duplex in Old GRA
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦220,000 for Colonial duplex. That is a difference of ₦30,000 per week, or ₦120,000 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into this home has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Colonial this home estimate is ₦660,000. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 12 × 12, respectively: 144 versus 144 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 12. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.
Duplex in Ikoyi versus Single room in Kubwa
Duplex has weekly rent of ₦250,000, compared with ₦2,800 for Single room. That is a difference of ₦247,200 per week, or ₦988,800 over an illustrative four-week budget. Moving into Duplex has a standard estimate of ₦750,000, whereas the Single room estimate is ₦8,400. The listed room grids are 12 × 12 and 6 × 6, respectively: 144 versus 36 grid positions for comparison, not real-world square metres. this home allows 12 guests and the alternative 3. Compare the recurring commitment, space and guest limit together; the upfront amount alone does not tell you which home suits your character.