The Minister of Works, David Umahi, says it will cost N146bn to fix Marina shorelines. He revealed this during a tour to check the Third Mainland, Carter, and Eko Bridges with Wale Edu, Minister of Finance and the Economy. Umahi is concerned about the damage to Marina shorelines, which may jeopardise the Lagos Blue Rail […]
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The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers urged its members to value properties ethically and avoid dishonest practices. Johnbull Amayaevbo, the President/Chairman, emphasized this during a recent event in Abuja. The occasion marked the 30th John Wood Ekpenyong Memorial Lecture and the 2024 induction of fellows. The theme was “The Role of the Real
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LASPPPA, a regulatory body in Lagos, is upset with developers who aren’t following its notices. According to a statement by Abimbola Emdin-Umeh, the Director of Public Affairs, some property owners and developers in Lagos State consistently ignore notices to stop construction or provide necessary planning permits. Kehinde Osinaike, the General Manager of LASPPA, expressed frustration
Nigeria, despite not facing armed conflict like some countries, has the highest homelessness rate in Africa. Around 24.4 million Nigerians lack a place to call home. Egypt follows with an estimated 12 million homeless people. Homelessness is a global issue, Africa included. While some regions face displacement due to conflicts, in Nigeria, urbanization and
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The Association of Estate Agents in Nigeria (AEAN) has teamed up with American realtors from the National Association of Realtors in the United States of America (NAR) to boost real estate investment and enhance Nigeria’s global presence. Their collaboration has led to plans for a conference in Lagos from April 9 – 12, 2024. Adeniyi
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A recent report by Estate Intel has highlighted the state of Foreign Direct Investment (FDIs) in the real estate sectors of various African countries. The report points out that Nigeria is trailing behind Botswana and Morocco in attracting FDIs due to factors such as high inflation, a weakened naira, and expensive production costs. In
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The recent surge in “kidnapping, banditry, and herdsmen’s attacks” across various parts of the nation has hampered private sector involvement in “house delivery” and the provision of professional services in the real estate sector. Amidst macroeconomic challenges, there are growing concerns among stakeholders that insecurity could exacerbate the housing deficit and impede investments in real
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It’s acknowledged that real estate can be complex, demanding a deep understanding of its nuances and evolving trends for informed investment decisions. Experts have pinpointed five major trends expected to significantly impact the real estate sector throughout 2024. They emphasize that comprehending and adapting to these trends will assist investors and home buyers in navigating
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Real estate marketing group, Peak Performer Business Network, is encouraging young people to consider real estate marketing to overcome financial challenges. Tomiwa Ogunremi, the business coach, shared this message during the network’s third-anniversary event in Lagos. Ogunremi emphasized the group’s vision to contribute positively to Nigeria’s economy by reducing unemployment through training and mentoring, fostering
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On Sunday, January 21st, a fierce fire destroyed the well-known 10-story Mandilas Building on Broad Street, Lagos Island, causing losses of over N10 billion. The incident happened around 1:15 p.m. when businesses were closed. The fire originated in a warehouse on the first floor and spread to other levels. In a recent interview, Agu Versace,
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