Firms sign contract for Lagos Skyvilla luxury apartments

Palton Morgan – a parent brand of Grenadines Homes and Oceanna has signed a contract with Business Contracting Limited (BCL) for the construction of Skyvilla luxurious apartments at Ikoyi, Lagos

Speaking at the event, the Group Chief Operating Officer, Palton Morgan, Nidal Turjman, said the company’s vision of becoming the preferred real estate group in Africa is fully aligned with its projects that would meet the expectations of the market and unleash economic potential of the country.

“Skyvilla Apartments offer contemporary residences that define a style of living, elegance, and beauty. To bring this exquisite property to life, we carefully selected the best architect, project management team and contractors to exceed expectations of our customers,” Nidal added.

The Managing Director, BCL, Roda Fadlallah, expressed gratitude at the opportunity to work on Skyvilla project and applauded company for their diligent approach in the selection process.

He said: “The application and documentation process were transparent and professionally done. I admire their impeccable human resources and great teamwork.”

Director of Projects and Development, Palton Morgan Holdings, Peter Raven, said the Skyvilla project will be among the best things coming to the Nigerian luxury real estate segment and will be a part of customers’ success stories.

According to him, the firm is determined to reshape the skyline of Africa. “We are constantly striving to create unique lifestyle options for our residents and investors. We are building lifestyle destinations and creating a new standard of luxury living.

‘As we are aiming to become a preferred real estate brand in Africa, we have successfully engaged the finest international teams and contractors who have successfully delivered the best iconic projects in the world. We blended local and international expertise to ensure that we deliver the trendiest projects at the most prime locations to our local and international buyers,” he said.