Real Estate

With an exception of few cities like Lagos, Abuja, Enugu and others, there is absolutely no master plan to guide development processes in many Nigerian cities.

The lack of technical design exposure, competency expected from architecture graduates and those on internship have become a source of concern to industry players.

Since the end of the Civil War, it has been the dreams of our founding fathers to create a pull of independent professionals with the highest technical skills and intellectual...

To curtail future occurrence of disasters arising from building collapse in Imo State, two professional bodies in the built environment have implored the state government...

With a new mega tall project, Dubai intends to defeat its own title of being the home of the world’s tallest building.

With millions working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, there are fears among realtors that many companies could continue to cut costs and spend less on renting office space after the health crisis.

To beat homelessness, experts have for the removal of impediments hindering adoption of prefabrication buildings to ease housing delivery.Despite the reality that real estate sector is one of the leading contributors to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product

Real estate practitioners in the continent say, coronavirus impacts on the industry may be the biggest in history and could take two to three years before a revamp could take place.

Following expectations that the much-needed bailout fund for the revival of the stalled real estate or housing projects is likely to fail without a blueprint, the University of Lagos Centre

As the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic ripples across Nigeria, another wave of uncertainity may creep in for property owners as the novel coronavirus keeps people...

As the Federal Government intensify fight against the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), with the extension of the lock down to two weeks, professionals in the built environment...

The sit at home order by the authorities has further escalated the housing shortages, especially in Lagos as most public structures, uncompleted and abandoned buildings have been converted to homes.