Luxury real estate firm, Sujimoto Construction Limited has disclosed how it plans to reward customers who invest in its Banana Island project- the Leonardo.
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Sijibomi Ogundele, CEO of Sujimoto Construction Limited in a statement said, “Sujimoto Construction, through the Leonardo project, has decided to bring the future into the heart of Ikoyi with this 33-story megastructure that has quickly become a haven for freedom-focused individuals and savvy investors who share values of modern solutions and innovative living experiences, which the project captures while setting a record of many firsts to its name.

“The extravagant Leonardo building comes with an array of world-class features and exceptional facilities. 1st building in Nigeria with a unique Krion façade wall cladding; 1st building with 48 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations; 1st building with a Virtual Indoor Golf bar; 1st building with a standard IMAX cinema; 1st building with 6 temperature-regulated swimming pools.

“The First residential building with two (2) 5-star culinary experience, 1st building that will offend every form of Mediocrity with FENDI. The first high-rise residential building in Nigeria with a Helipad that allows HNI’s to shuttle through the sky at ease, raising the standard of the Leonardo so high that it competes with the very best of buildings in Paris, New York, London, and Miami.”
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Ogundele who spoke to newsmen recently at the company’s headquarters in Ikoyi during an end-of-year media briefing, said that the vast opportunity the project presents to Nigeria as a country, as well as Sujimoto’s massive plans to cut across various other sectors ahead of 2024.

“The Leonardo project, which is currently in the pile testing stage at about 80% completion, is a record-breaking structure that will sit on approximately 327 piles of 900 diameters each, going 50 m (164 ft) deep, taller than Ocean Parade, costing Sujimoto approximately N9.2 billion for piling and foundation.” He said

According to him, the reinforced concrete pile is the longest span length used in the sub-Saharan region, with a guarantee that the building will stand for the next 100 years.
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Ogundele maintained that there is a high level of conviction about the quality of the project. In his words, “To ensure we stand by our words, we have engaged the best structural engineers in the world, sieving through the top 3 and bringing onboard Harrop, one of the best globally. For the next 100 years, you are guaranteed that the Leonardo shall remain standing.”

When fully completed, the Leonardo will provide its residents with lifetime access to the best-in-class features and facilities, from the award-winning Porcelanosa by Zaha Hadid Sanitary Wares, to the Rolls-Royce of home automation Crestron, a Creche to raise future champions, and the kiddies’ temperature-controlled swimming pool. The LeonardoBySujimoto supersedes every investment in terms of ROI.

‘There is no limit to luxury in the Leonardo; today, we have broken the scale of what makes up Ultra Exclusive Living, designed for the 1% of the 1%, shattering rules for a new form of luxury living for our esteemed customers, Ogundele added.
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“Second is value: It is essential for us to have a great pricing point; we put customer satisfaction first and give early investors a strong competitive pricing point. Today, smart investors who bought the Lucrezia off-plan for approximately $850k are refusing to sell at $3 million, with an over 350% ROI in less than 2 and half years.”

Ogundele assured that, as a company, Sujimoto will keep to its promise of rewarding agents who refer buyers. “We gave out over 1 billion naira in commission to people who referred customers to us in our almost concluded and SOLD-OUT Lucrezia project. When you refer a client to buy the LeonardoBySujimoto, you can make up to 100 million naira in commission, and if you are lucky, we can even fly you to your favourite destination, the Maldives, or a holiday in any country of your choice. All our referral agents can attest to the joy Sujimoto deposited in their bank accounts after each deal was closed.”

Ogundele noted that only 3 units are left of the first batch of 6 units put up on the Leonardo discount recently released, stating, “Immediately we sell this off, we shall close sales and start selling again when the building stands, and of course, the prices should have gone up 30%.”

“No other real estate company in Nigeria currently does this. It is in our DNA to go the extra mile to satisfy our clients.” Furthermore, Ogundele states that the Leonardo offers a payment plan and a highly flexible payment structure that enables investors to distribute their payments over the next 24–30 months, which is also linked to milestones.
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