A Nigerian TikToker has shared a video of his grandfather's massive unfinished hotel in Warri, abandoned for 30 years. The family is considering renovation or selling the property for over N2 billion, sparking online debate about its future.
Four Nigerian tenants share their struggles after landlords prohibited them from installing solar panels on rooftops, highlighting the ongoing electricity crisis and housing challenges.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has commended entrepreneur Obi Cubana for his Millennium City project in Asaba, describing it as a transformative urban development that will redefine the city's economic and physical landscape.
Real estate professionals call for adoption of global best practices and improved information access in Nigeria's luxury property market to enhance investor confidence and accelerate growth.
Rising energy costs from global crises and Nigeria's grid failures are driving conflicts between tenants and facility managers over service charges, pushing real estate toward alternative solutions like solar power.
Lagos State Government has outlawed manual building approvals, enforcing a full shift to the Electronic Physical Planning Process System (EPPPS) to curb delays and regulatory loopholes in the property sector.
The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers urges integrated planning and regulatory reforms to align real estate with infrastructure investments for inclusive, sustainable growth.
Nanoy Homes celebrated its first anniversary with a strategic forum in Abuja, highlighting land appreciation trends and investment opportunities in fast-growing districts like Karsana and Kubwa.
Stella Okengwu, CEO of WinHomes Global Services, criticizes Works Minister David Umahi for questioning her company's $215 million housing project funding, sparking a dispute over the Lagos Coastal Highway alignment and raising investor confidence concerns
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President Bola Tinubu will officially open the Opebi-Mende Link Bridge in Lagos this week, a strategic infrastructure project designed to improve connectivity and reduce traffic congestion in the metropolis.
Housing experts advocate structural reforms in Nigeria's mortgage sector to improve home ownership for low-income earners and stimulate real estate growth, citing high costs and income challenges.
Metro & Castle is transforming Lagos with affordable luxury homes, targeting diaspora Nigerians and fostering community growth through infrastructure like supermarkets and sports centers.
The Association of Housing Corporations of Nigeria criticizes strict bank guarantees for construction finance, urging reforms to boost affordable housing for low-income earners amid a growing deficit.
A property firm emphasizes strict adherence to building standards to prevent collapses and deliver quality housing, launching new developments in Lagos to meet growing demand.
Irele Tower, a nine-storey EDGE-certified building, has opened in Lagos Free Trade Zone, offering 12,000 sqm of office and retail space with 26% less energy and 46% less water use than conventional structures.
QShelter, a digital property platform, collaborates with The Fitness Religion Company to organize the 2004 M00VE Experience on April 18, 2026, in Lagos. This event merges fitness, lifestyle, and real estate investment opportunities for wellness enthusiast
Tech entrepreneur Gbolabo Joseph introduces Rentzopia, a digital platform designed to address property transaction inefficiencies through verified listings, transparency, and emerging technologies like AI and virtual tours.
A property owner in Benin, Edo State, has raised alarm after a stranger constructed a building behind his factory fence, threatening legal action over alleged land grabbing.
A 27-year-old Nigerian man has gone viral on TikTok after proudly showing off his first property, revealing he emptied his savings to achieve this milestone. Social media users flooded with congratulatory messages and shared their own success stories.
Property developer Cecil Ezem Osakwe warns that Nigeria's real estate sector faces deep structural issues despite rising demand. Key challenges include land acquisition complexities, infrastructure gaps, and financing constraints, threatening sustainable
Real estate expert Barrister Cecil Osakwe highlights how Nigeria's property market boom is challenged by infrastructure gaps, financing barriers, and regulatory inefficiencies despite urban growth.
Real estate mogul Comfort Olugbami discusses key challenges like inflation, volatile interest rates, and talent shortages, urging innovation and sustainability in Nigeria's property sector.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu led the groundbreaking for Oyster Towers, a luxury 22-floor residential project in Eko Atlantic City, developed by Veritasi Homes and COOPLAG.
Despite high demand for affordable rental homes in Nigerian cities, investors are turning away from residential rental developments due to structural challenges, preferring quicker-return projects like built-to-sell and short-lets.
Real estate expert Chudi Ubosi advocates for increased investment in infrastructure and reforms to the Land Use Act to address Nigeria's housing crisis and reduce pressure on urban centres.
A new report reveals landlords in Lagos demand up to two years' rent in advance, flouting regulations, amid systemic housing market distortions and poor-quality housing stock.
Serial entrepreneur Keji Giwa has unveiled the 'Eko Miami' coastal development concept, designed to transform Lagos's Okunde Bluewater Tourism Zone into a globally competitive destination for tourism, investment, and luxury living.
Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo has launched a new estate in Lagos, featuring 14 streets named after English Premier League clubs. The development aims to address Nigeria's housing deficit while promoting community through sports-themed design.
Johnson Ajikan, National President of ERCAAN, emphasizes ethical conduct and professionalism at a Lagos conference to boost the real estate sector's global competitiveness and address industry challenges.
Acting Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku clarifies that landlords in Ghana cannot arbitrarily increase rent without first obtaining official certification from the Rent Control Department, citing widespread ignorance of the law.