To reduce the prevailing deficits and inequality gaps in Nigeria housing sector, the Minister of Work, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola said the Ministry plans to increase budgetary allocation to housing...

The leadership of the Delta State civil service union has called for the revival of the moribund housing loan scheme to enable civil servants in the state own houses.

At least, 12 states have responded to a request by the Federal Government to release landed property to her on, which the latter intends to construct affordable homes for Nigerians...

Residential property owners in Ogun State, who applied for the state’s Homeowners’ Charter programme, have expressed worry over what they termed government’s slow motion in concluding the process.

Barring any unforeseen circumstance, an estimated 20,000 workers who were laid off by construction companies at the heat of recent cash crunch are set to return to work.

In its stride to reduce the nation’s huge housing deficit, particularly among Lagos residents, a developer, Tetramanor Limited, has begun the construction of N500million residential housing project.

All is set for the Abuja Housing Show as ten countries, 20 organisations and 200 indigenous companies have indicated interest to participate in this year’s annual gathering of housing stakeholders.

The houses to be completed in six months time from the day of commencement will consist of 30 units of two bedroom and 20 units of three bedroom bungalows.

Pressed to provide accommodation to its citizens, the Cross River government has entered into partnership with the Nigerian Army in the development of new cities across the state.

There is a lull in businesses activities in the country and the real estate sector is not an exception. Operators in the sector are recording low sales just like their counterparts in other sectors.