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A Promise Kept: Dexta Africa Set to Deliver its first Housing Project in 2026

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  By Asata John

Dexta Africa has announced that it is on course to deliver its maiden residential development, D’Lennox, in 2026, marking a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to raising the standard of luxury housing in Nigeria.

The announcement comes nearly two years after the company entered the real estate market with a promise to provide Nigerians with thoughtfully designed homes built with exceptional quality, functionality, and attention to detail. With Nigeria, particularly Lagos, continuing to experience a significant housing deficit and growing concerns over construction quality, Dexta Africa stated that its vision extends beyond simply building houses to creating homes that offer comfort, functionality, and long-term value.



Located in the prestigious Lekki Peninsula II, D’Lennox is an exclusive development comprising seven ultra-luxury four-bedroom terrace duplexes with boys’ quarters (BQ). The project is strategically positioned less than two minutes from Urban Prime One and approximately seven minutes from the Abraham Adesanya Bus Stop. The company disclosed that all seven units within the development have been fully subscribed ahead of completion, reflecting strong investor confidence and market acceptance of the project.

Each unit within D’Lennox features premium amenities, including smart home automation systems, constant power supply, swimming facilities, ample parking space for two vehicles, CCTV surveillance systems, walk-in closets, dedicated boys’ quarters, and contemporary architectural designs tailored to modern living standards.

Speaking on the development, the CEO said:

“D’Lennox represents the fulfillment of a promise we made to Nigerians—to build homes that prioritize quality, comfort, and excellence. This project demonstrates our belief that luxury living should not merely be defined by aesthetics but by intentional construction and enduring value.”

Construction work on the project has continued steadily, with works currently over 80 per cent completed, positioning the development for delivery in 2026. Industry observers have noted that the successful sell-out of D’Lennox ahead of completion signals increasing demand for premium residential developments that combine quality construction with strategic location and modern amenities.

As Dexta Africa prepares to deliver its first housing project, the company says it remains committed to redefining residential living standards and providing developments that address not only the housing shortage but also the growing demand for quality housing solutions.

For further information on D’Lennox and other developments by Dexta Africa, interested parties may contact:

Phone: 08114000480

Website: Dextaafrica.com

Facebook & Instagram: @dextaafrica

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