Shared apartments with no agent fee in Lagos
12 live on Flatmate today. Prices are exactly as listed; open one for photos, bills and house rules.
Shared apartments in Lagos: questions people ask
Before choosing a place, confirm what the advertised rent covers and which fees are extra. Use the rent split calculator to compare a fair share for each person.
Do these shared apartments really have no agent fee?
Each one advertises an agent fee of ₦0. Confirm this with the lister and ask for the full cost breakdown, including any caution fee or service charge, before agreeing to a payment.
How much is a shared apartment in Lagos?
Across the 11 listings with a clear price, most shared apartments in Lagos on Flatmate rent for between ₦800k and ₦1.9m a year. Monthly prices are counted over twelve months so they compare fairly; daily and weekly shortlet prices and obvious typos are left out.
Who posts these shared apartments?
12 of the 12 are posted by someone already living in the place and looking for a flatmate; the rest come from landlords. Every lister has a Flatmate profile, and you chat inside the app before anyone shares an address.
Which areas of Lagos have shared apartments?
Right now the most listings are in Ajah & Sangotedo, Lekki, Ikeja and Festac & Ojo. Each area has its own page with only the places there.
What is the difference between a shared apartment and a roommate?
In a shared apartment you get your own room in a bigger flat and share the common spaces. A roommate usually shares the same self contain, room or one-bedroom with you. Flatmate lists both, on separate pages for Lagos.