How to Read a Bill of Quantities Before You Pay Any Nigerian ContractorÂ
Every year, Nigerian homeowners lose significant money to inflated Bills of Quantities they never scrutinized properly. This article breaks it down.
Ayodeji Oluboba Every year, Nigerian homeowners lose significant money to inflated Bills of Quantities they never scrutinized properly. This article breaks it down.
Property demolition in Abuja can be avoided with the right planning and regulatory compliance. This guide explains how developers, investors, and homeowners can protect their investments by verifying land titles, obtaining FCDA approvals, complying with AGIS and Development Control requirements, and following the Abuja Master Plan before construction begins.
Residents, civil society groups, and informal workers are calling for greater transparency over the Jabi Lake redevelopment. Protesters want the Federal Capital Territory Administration to release its agreement with private developers, conduct an independent environmental assessment, and protect public access and businesses as the project moves forward.
NREIT has expanded its property portfolio beyond 120 assets following a successful ₦7 billion capital raise. The milestone strengthens its commercial real estate holdings, boosts liquidity, and reinforces investor confidence as the trust continues delivering strong financial performance and stable returns through professionally managed real estate investments.
Construction costs across Nigeria are climbing fast, and the naira’s depreciation is at the heart of it. From cement to rods to PVC pipes, every major building material is becoming more expensive by the month, forcing developers and homeowners to rethink their budgets before breaking ground.
Building collapses remain one of Lagos’ most pressing real estate and public safety challenges. This article examines the recurring causes behind these tragedies, the explanations provided by state officials, and the urgent reforms needed to strengthen construction standards, regulatory enforcement, and building safety across Nigeria.
Buying land without a proper survey search can expose you to boundary disputes, ownership conflicts, and financial loss. This article explains why verifying survey records, confirming property boundaries, and conducting thorough land due diligence are essential steps before investing in any property in Nigeria.
Buying your first home in Nigeria can feel financially overwhelming, but the National Housing Fund (NHF) offers an affordable path to homeownership. This article explains how the NHF loan works, who qualifies, the application process, required documents, and practical tips to improve your chances of securing financing for your dream home.
The federal government has handed over completed homes to subscribers under the Renewed Hope Rent-to-Own Housing Scheme in Abuja. The commissioning of Bungalow City marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s affordable housing drive, highlighting progress in expanding homeownership through public-private partnerships and accessible mortgage financing.
A six-storey residential building in Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, has been demolished after inspections confirmed severe foundation failure and irreversible structural deterioration. The action highlights Lagos State’s stricter enforcement of building safety regulations and serves as a reminder that even premium properties require regular structural assessments, regulatory compliance, and professional maintenance to prevent costly losses and protect lives.