Nigeria Bank Mortgage Interest Rates
Access to mortgage in Nigeria is primarily through banks, the Federal Morgage Bank of Nigeria and licensed primary mortgage institutions.Please find below, mortgage rates for Nigerian banks and mortgage institutions for accessing mortgage loans to finance your personal and commercial real estate development.
S. No | Mortgage Lender Name | Mortgage Rate (%) | Tenor (Up to) | Maximum Amount | Other Info |
1 | Standard Chartered Bank | 15 | 20 yrs | N220M | Minimum monthly earning of ₦350,000. Longer tenor subject to a maximum age of 60 years |
2 | First Bank of Nigeria | Variable | 20 yrs | N50M | Available to individuals with verifiable and steady income flow. Minimum down payment of below 30%, subject to the location. Redidential property only |
3 | United Bank for Africa (UBA) | Variable | 20 yrs | N70M | Loan Amount up to 80% of property value subject to a maximum amount of N40m for properties in Abuja, Enugu or Port Harcourt. |
4 | Access Bank | 15 - 17 | 30 yrs | N500M | 20% equity contribution for home loans. Commercial mortgage available |
5 | Fed Mortgage Bank of Nigeria | 6 | 30 years | N15M | Any intending beneficiary must be a registered contributor with a Primary Mortgage Institution (PMI) and up to date with his/her contributions. |
6 | Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB) | Variable | 20 yrs | N150M | Annual, semi-annual or quarterly principal repayment while interest will be serviced monthly.Monthly repayment shall not exceed 50% of net monthly salary. |
7 | Ecobank Nigeria | - | 10 yrs | - | For buying a new home, renovating or refinancing your home. Available for completed buildings only |
8 | FirstTrust Mortgage Bank | Variable | 15 yrs | N250M | This facility offers loans to Individuals to part-finance the purchase of a completed house which has a valid title documentation. Equity contribution of 20% for salary earners and 30% for self-employed |