Lagos Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat says Nigeria’s expanding fintech sector could drive new demand for data centres, connectivity infrastructure and specialised real estate as digital financial services grow.
The Siun-Ogere-Iperu Road serves communities and businesses across Ogun State’s Remo axis. Its reconstruction is expected to improve road access, address flooding and support property and economic development along the corridor.
Property verification remains one of the most important steps in any real estate transaction. This image illustrates the process of examining title documents, ownership records, surveys and legal details before purchasing a property. As land disputes, title issues and fraudulent sales continue to affect the market, proper due diligence can help buyers, investors and developers avoid costly mistakes and make informed decisions.
Mixta Africa has handed over keys to 27 new homeowners at Ibudo Wura, bringing completed homes in the affordable housing community to 192.
Lagos property prices are facing pressure from brokers, speculators, rising land and construction costs, and the growing short-let market. Industry experts call for greater housing supply, transparency and better market data.
The FCTA has reconstituted its Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee to address Abuja land disputes through mediation and conciliation. The initiative aims to reduce prolonged litigation and provide a more efficient path for resolving property-related complaints.
MOFI is turning to institutional and capital-market funding to expand affordable housing finance in Nigeria. The strategy aims to support longer-term mortgages and increase access to homeownership across the country.
Flooding has made a major access road in Ifite-Awka difficult to use, affecting about 3,000 students living in nearby hostels. Residents are calling for road rehabilitation and improved drainage to address the recurring problem.
The Africa Real Estate Magazine & Awards 2026 will bring industry leaders and professionals together in Lagos to recognise contributions to Africa’s property sector and discuss emerging opportunities.
The EFCC has arrested the MD of Debasilio Construction and Estate Development Limited over an alleged N128 million land fraud in Awka. The case highlights the importance of verifying property ownership and title before making large payments.
A YABATECH lecture on sustainable estate development highlights the need for resilient communities, clean infrastructure and innovative solutions to Nigeria’s housing crisis.
Lagos remains one of Africa’s most expensive rental markets for luxury two-bedroom apartments. The city’s average annual rent of $19,379 reflects rising demand, limited land and increasing property development costs.