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Firm unveils Beechwood Park Phase 2, keys into NHF

Mixta Africa, a leading real estate company in Africa, has unveiled the second phase of Beechwood Park  located within the same land Beachwood Park is sited in the heart of Lekki-Epe, Lagos.

The new offering, targeting the middle class, has also keyed into the National Housing Fund (NHF) scheme to attract public servants and employees in the organised private sector.

Under the Mixta Flex 2.0 promo introduced by the firm, prospective subscribers are expected to apply through NHF mortgage scheme and make initial equity contribution of 20 percent.

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Beechwood Park 2, according to the firm, is a smart community that offers homeowners the necessary amenities required for daily living.

Mixta Nigeria’s country manager, Sade Hughes, said the firm is committed to providing comfort for middle class Nigerians.

She said: “The first phase of the Beechwood Park development sold out 540 units and was even oversubscribed with about 66 units.

“Some homeowners became instant landlords as Mixta immediately secured tenants for those who were interested, thereby securing their investment.

“We expect similarly exceptional levels of demand for BWP II due to the community-based development, housing build quality, and improved smart technology.

“With access through the existing Beechwood Park Estate, its  proximity to the Lakowe Lakes Golf & Country Estate, convenient connections to Lagos’s commercial and social centres, as well as the Dangote refinery, BWP II is fantastically appointed for Lagos’ future homeowners.”

The Chief Commercial Officer, Mixta Africa, Rolake Akinkugbe-Filani, asked interested people to take advantage of the Mixta Flex 2.0 promo.

She said, “All public servants and employees in organized private sectors within the country are expected to contribute 2.5% of their monthly salary to the Federal Mortgage  Bank of Nigeria if they want to benefit from the NHF.”

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