Increasing the amount of titled landed property by 25 per cent could have a significant impact on the Gross Domestic Product of the country (GDP), a report by Ubosi Eleh & Co. has stated.
The report titled “Reinvigorating Nigeria’s Economic...
Before developing their land, prospective landowners should understand the intricacies of property ownership to avoid potential pitfalls and ensure a smooth process, advises Femi Rogers, CEO of Roston Group and licensed TREC realtor.
Rogers who was speaking on the challenges...
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The developers said the move by the FCTA to demolish some of their properties under construction even after having required approval to build sends a wrong signal to potential investors.
It was gathered that buildings and infrastructural facilities under various...
Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa has called on Directors of Lands of Federal and states ministries to introduce innovative, "out-of-the-box” solutions to address the challenges bedeviling land administration and access in the country. The...
To alleviate the prolonged property slump that has negatively impacted consumer confidence and economic growth, China is considering adopting Singapore's social housing model. Beijing has identified two major initiatives as the focal point of its housing policy: constructing social...
Stakeholders are canvassing for a centralised platform to list property to streamline property acquisition and rental processes.
This was the fallout of the Association of Real Estate Agents in Nigeria Summit, themed ‘Building Enduring Partnerships for a Future’, held in...
The international housing finance expert and mortgage banker, addresses many issues, ranging from lack of policy implementations, increasing costs of building materials and low disposable income of people, among others militating against housing affordability in Nigeria Kunle Faleti, former World Bank...
Towards taking advantage of the existing gap in the market, property developers are shifting focus to the development of smaller housing units, usually sought after by millennials and first-time homeowners. Nigerian families have continued to face harsh economic realities due...
Amid the harsh economy and housing deficit said to hover between 17 million and 22 million, a great number of low income earners in Nigeria’s major cities are groaning under the weight of prohibitive rents. LADESOPE LADELOKUN writes on...
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