LASBCA Renews Push for Safer, Sustainable Building Environment in Lagos
LASBCA is strengthening building safety in Lagos by promoting approved construction, regular maintenance, professional oversight, insurance and digital planning approvals.
LASBCA is strengthening building safety in Lagos by promoting approved construction, regular maintenance, professional oversight, insurance and digital planning approvals.
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.
The EFCC’s recovery of the 753-unit Lokogoma Estate has raised important questions about the management, completion, sale and title verification of forfeited properties in Nigeria.
FCTA officials inspected quarry operations in Abuja as part of a wider enforcement exercise targeting licensing, safety and environmental compliance. Operators who fail to meet statutory requirements could face sanctions, including suspension or closure.
Anambra State has set December 31, 2026, as the deadline for landowners to recertify old Certificates of Occupancy and update their records in ANAMGIS.
Six million Nigerians contribute billions of naira to the National Housing Fund yearly, yet fewer than 500 mortgages are reportedly booked, raising concerns about housing finance access.
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development is partnering with CIPMN to strengthen project management, accountability and quality in Nigeria’s housing sector. The collaboration could help reduce delays, control costs and improve the delivery of government housing projects for investors, developers and beneficiaries.
FCTA has begun demolishing structures on Abuja waterways. Here’s what Wike’s crackdown means for property owners, buyers and investors.
CBN data shows stronger demand for home-purchase credit and mortgage lending in Nigeria in Q2 2026, alongside lower reported default rates.
The SEC proposes an FCT REIT to mobilise capital for Abuja, while Lagos prime property buyers focus more on pricing, documentation and long-term value.
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.