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.
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.
REDAN is renewing efforts to expand private-sector housing delivery as Nigeria tackles a 14.98 million-unit housing gap amid rising land, construction and financing costs.
A fire damaged parts of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria headquarters in Abuja. Here’s what FMBN says about NHF records, mortgage applications, and business operations.
Landmark Africa Group continues redefining Nigeria’s real estate landscape through innovative mixed-use developments that combine business, hospitality, retail, and entertainment. From the success of Landmark Village to its nationwide expansion, the developer demonstrates how integrated urban projects can drive investment, support economic growth, and shape the future of premium property development across Nigeria.
Julius Berger’s approval of a ₦6.8 billion dividend reflects a year of strong financial performance driven by revenue growth, rising profitability, and improved earnings. The payout reinforces shareholder confidence while high
Copen Group has unveiled its ambitious 2,000-unit Spring City housing development in Enugu, marking a significant step in Nigeria’s growing real estate sector. Alongside the project, the company introduced its Urban Home Front App, a digital platform designed to simplify property access, management, and homeownership for residents.
7-Fifteen Capital has expanded into Lagos, bringing fresh momentum to the city’s luxury real estate sector. The move highlights growing investor confidence, premium apartment development, and rising demand for high-end residential properties in prime locations such as Ikoyi.
Take a closer look at Jim Ovia’s $2.8 million real estate investment, including its estimated value, location, and impact on Nigeria’s luxury property market.
FirstBank and housing authorities have unveiled a ₦100 million mortgage scheme with a competitive 9.75% interest rate, offering Nigerians a more affordable path to homeownership.