You’ve likely seen 3D renders of projects. They are beautiful, pristine, and perfectly lit. They do an excellent job of selling the dream of a new home. But as savvy investors know, you don’t live in a render, you live in the layout.
For many buyers in Lagos, the hesitation to commit to off-plan projects…
It is the first week of January 2026. By now, the holiday broadcasts are fading, the "Detty December" dust has settled, and the reality of the next 12 months is setting in. For most, this season is defined by personal resolutions: a new diet, a new gym routine, or perhaps a vague promise to "save more money."
But for the sophisticated investor and the…
As sustainability becomes a priority for many homeowners in today's society, potential buyers and investors want to know how to identify properties that are not only desirable now but also sustainable and cost-effective in the long run. With rising energy costs, increased awareness of environmental issues, and growing demand for healthier living environments, selecting a…
In Lagos, many landlords face a common challenge: how to maximize their rental income amid rising costs and increasing competition. While listing a property and waiting for tenants might seem sufficient, this passive approach often leaves money on the table. With inflation, fluctuating demand, and new market dynamics, relying solely on basic leasing practices can…
The developer’s dilemma is real. In Nigeria’s fast-evolving real estate landscape, especially across Lagos, access to capital often makes or breaks projects. With the market’s high capital requirements, tight margins, and economic complexities, securing financing remains one of the biggest hurdles for both small developers and large institutions.
But here’s the good news: Whether you’re…
It is not far-fetched that, over the years, Lagos, Nigeria, has been a thriving economic center and is renowned for its vibrant real estate market and abundant investment opportunities. The holiday season, camp several of Africa's major activities in the state, and businesses often too, set up their base in this location. Whether you’re a…
Since Nigeria gained independence in 1960, its landscape and cities have undergone remarkable transformation. From modest beginnings to a thriving urban and property market, the past six decades have shaped Nigeria into an emerging real estate powerhouse. This journey reflects resilience despite inflation and deflation, innovation, and continuous growth, a story of progress and opportunity.…
In Nigeria, urban redevelopment and renewal are often heralded as signs of progress, modernization, and economic growth. Major projects like Lagos’s Eko Atlantic, Abuja’s Master Plan, and various infrastructure drives reflect this forward-looking narrative. However; for diaspora investors, these initiatives can be overshadowed by the recurring threat of unpredictable demolitions actions beyond their control that…
The real estate sector in Nigeria is currently facing a lot of problems. Despite news that the sector is expected to experience a surge in profitability, many people are scared to invest their hard-earned money. This fear is not unfounded; many have lost hope, resources, and even their lives to a single, critical issue: choosing…