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Building Approvals & Permits

Feasibility & Viability Appraisals

Feasibility & viability studies in Nigeria: professional appraisals for developers, investors and banks before any project starts.

Serving Edo, Lagos, Abuja & nationwideStarting from ₦250,000Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Delivered from our Benin City headquarters to clients in Edo State, Lagos, Abuja and across Nigeria, with remote delivery and 24/7 client portal access from anywhere in the world.

What We Do

Feasibility & Viability Appraisals tell you whether your project should exist before you spend money on it. We examine the legal, technical, market and financial sides of a project: and deliver a report with numbers, not opinions.

What the Appraisal Covers

  • Legal and planning review: land title, zoning, approvals needed
  • Market analysis: demand, comparable projects, achievable pricing
  • Cost analysis: realistic construction and holding costs
  • Financial viability: returns, cash flow, break-even and risk
  • Recommendation: proceed, revise, or stop, with the numbers to justify it

Who Needs It

  • Investors: before committing capital to land or development
  • Developers: testing project ideas before design fees
  • Banks and financiers: construction finance requires professional viability analysis
  • Anyone buying land for development: know what the project is worth before you negotiate

The Process

  1. Brief: we understand the project, site and objectives
  2. Investigation: legal, market, cost and revenue analysis
  3. Modelling: financial projections and sensitivity analysis
  4. Report: written appraisal with a clear recommendation

FAQs

See the common questions above, or read our guide on how much it costs to build a house in Nigeria for the cost inputs behind viability modelling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between feasibility and viability?

Feasibility asks whether the project can be done, legal, technical and physical constraints. Viability asks whether it should be done, will it make money? Our appraisal covers both before you commit capital.

When should I run a feasibility study?

Before you buy land, before you commit design fees, and before you approach a bank. A feasibility study is the cheapest way to avoid a beautiful project that loses money.

Do banks accept your feasibility reports?

Yes. Banks and financiers routinely request professional feasibility and viability appraisals for construction finance, and our reports follow the format lenders expect.

How long does a feasibility study take?

Typically 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the project complexity. We deliver a written report with financial projections and a clear recommendation.