What does African Land do?

African Land is a full-service real estate investment advisory firm. We help investors buy, develop, rent, and manage property across Africa, with offices in Lagos, Accra, and London.

Which countries does African Land operate in?

We primarily operate in Nigeria and Ghana, with advisory services covering Kenya, South Africa, and other sub-Saharan African markets.

Can overseas investors buy property in Africa through African Land?

Yes. We specialise in helping diaspora and international investors acquire and manage African property remotely. We handle sourcing, legal due diligence, refurbishment, and ongoing management.

Does African Land offer joint ventures with landowners?

Yes. We structure and facilitate joint ventures between landowners in Africa and developers or investors, covering legal arrangements, profit sharing, and project management.

Does African Land have a construction training school?

Yes. The African Land Building and Construction Training Institute offers certification programmes for construction workers and site managers across Africa.

Can I hire vehicles or heavy machinery through African Land?

Yes. We facilitate the hire and lease of transport vehicles and heavy construction machinery for projects across Africa.

How do I invest in African real estate through African Land?

Book a Zoom consultation at african.land/book-a-zoom-meeting, or email enquiry@africanland.net. We offer direct property acquisition, managed sales, and pooled investment fund options.

1,000,000 Hectares of Large-Scale Agricultural Land for Sale or 99-Year Lease

1,000,000 Hectares of Large-Scale Agricultural Land for Sale or 99-Year Lease – Madagascar
Tsaratanana / Bekobany, Analamanga Region, , Madagascar
Price: Check with seller

Strategic 1,000,000-Hectare Land Opportunity in Northern-Western Madagascar

An exceptional large-scale land opportunity comprising approximately 1,000,000 hectares (10,000,000,000 m² / 10,000 km²), located across two areas in northern-western Madagascar: Tsaratanana in the Betsiboka Region and Bekobany in the Sofia Region.

The property is being offered for outright sale, a 99-year lease, or a strategic collaboration/joint-venture arrangement, making it potentially suitable for major agricultural, agro-industrial, plantation, livestock, infrastructure, renewable-energy and other large-scale investment projects, subject to applicable land-use approvals and due diligence.

The land is marketed at a stated price of AR 5,000 per m² (approximately €1 per m²), giving a total stated asking price of €10 billion.

According to the information supplied by the property source, the soils are described as high quality and suitable for agricultural development, with soil testing reportedly carried out by the FOFIFA national agricultural research laboratory. The relevant laboratory reports and supporting documentation should be independently verified by prospective investors.

The proposed transaction structure reportedly provides for 10% of the funds to be transacted in Madagascar and 90% in Dubai, subject to legal, banking and regulatory verification.

This is a major institutional-scale investment opportunity intended for qualified investors, development companies, agricultural corporations, investment funds and strategic joint-venture partners.

Land is suitable for:

Livestock

Request details