Abuja Property Demolitions Begin: What Wike’s Waterway Crackdown Means
FCTA has begun demolishing structures on Abuja waterways. Here’s what Wike’s crackdown means for property owners, buyers and investors.
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Abuja Floods Just Gave Property Buyers a New Question to Ask
Abuja’s latest flooding raises a question property buyers often overlook. Find out what to check about drainage, location and flood risk before buying.
Nigerians Show Stronger Demand for Mortgage Credit in Q2 2026 — CBN
CBN data shows stronger demand for home-purchase credit and mortgage lending in Nigeria in Q2 2026, alongside lower reported default rates.
SEC Proposes FCT REIT as Lagos Prime Property Buyers Become More Selective
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.
The FMBN Fire: Here’s What It Means for Your NHF Mortgage
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.
How Landmark Africa is Transforming Nigeria’s Mixed-Use Real Estate Market
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.
River Park Estate Dispute Sparks Fresh Investor Hope
The River Park Estate dispute has renewed attention on investor protection, land ownership, and legal transparency in Nigeria’s property market. As the Federal Government reaffirms its commitment to preserving diplomatic ties with Ghana, the case highlights the importance of proper land title verification, due diligence, and judicial resolution in strengthening investor confidence and supporting sustainable real estate investment.
Landmark Eko Atlantic City Brings New Hope for Property
Eko Atlantic City continues redefining Nigeria’s coastal real estate landscape through innovative engineering and sustainable urban planning. Built on reclaimed land beside Victoria Island, the development combines climate resilience, world-class infrastructure, and premium residential and commercial opportunities. Its continued expansion reinforces Lagos’ position as a leading destination for long-term property investment and modern waterfront living.
Major Lagos Flooding Raises Fresh Hope for Property Investment
Recurring flooding across Lagos is reshaping real estate priorities as developers, investors, and policymakers focus on climate-resilient construction and smarter urban planning. Industry leaders are now advancing sustainable infrastructure, improved drainage systems, and flood-resistant developments to safeguard property investments and support long-term growth.
Groundbreaking 1,500 Affordable Homes Spark Housing Hope
Cross River State is advancing affordable homeownership with plans to build 1,500 homes across its three senatorial districts. The initiative combines sustainable construction, locally sourced materials, flexible mortgage financing, and public-private partnerships to expand housing access, create jobs, and support long-term real estate investment.