Property

Real estate market dynamics such as construction cost, land, finance, government policies and taxes have led to overpriced prices in major cities in the country.

With the unexpected downturn in the financial market creating a vast scale of funding gaps in the housing market, the federal authorities have moved to deepen the mortgage sector and facilitate affordable homeownership for Nigerians.

The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN) has reiterated the need for stronger academic-industry collaboration to bridge the skills gap and make young professionals employable in the engineering sector. APWEN President, Dr Adebisi Osim, emphasised this at a town & gown webinar entitled: “Engineering your future – Essential skills for employability”. She explained…

Towards ensuring structural stability in projects, experts have called for compulsory soil tests before the commencement of construction activities.

Environmentalists have emphasised the urgent need for Nigerians to act and address the harmful factors contributing to global warming

The President of the International Real Estate Federation, FIABCI-Africa and Near East Region, Mr Adele Adeniji, has disclosed that the association will drive Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Nigeria’s real estate sector through the arrays of international players that will come into the country as it hosts the world congress.

The Association of Town Planning Consultants of Nigeria (ATOPCON) has urged budding town planners to invest in skill development and deepen involvement in professional activities.

Oyo State government has charged the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) to eliminate quackery and reduce infrastructure collapse by collaborating with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) in the certification of building materials.

As Nigeria prepares to submit its third Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, a coalition, Green Faith Global, is mobilising faith leaders to play a crucial role in advancing climate action in the country.

For efficient delivery of its programmes and projects, the Lagos State Ministry of Housing has inaugurated its procurement planning committee in line with the state public procurement law.

The second batch of beneficiaries of the Lagos Homs Mortgage Scheme have completed payment and received their certificates, making them full owners of their apartments.

The demand for high-end waterfront properties is increasing, and developers are prioritising the use of sustainable materials, water conservation, smart technology, green design, and renewable energy sources.