Eagerly awaiting the palliatives that will cushion the effect of the coronavirus pandemic on the real estate sector, operatives have jump-started collaborative efforts to provide leadership and leeway for the re-vigoration of the industry.

Estate surveyors and valuers have picked holes in Federal Government’s decision to collect stamp duty on house rent agreement and Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), saying the move is like putting a new wine in an old bottle.

Seeks Dutch strategy to counter erosion Experts in the real estate sector have called for reform in the nation’s mortgage sector to allow for long-term funding. They reasoned that the mortgage system as presently constituted does not provide the needed support for housing in Nigeria Co-founder, DNJ Properties and Investment, Limited, John Okorie made the…

The real estate sector is not the worst hit but was badly affected by the pandemic. You cannot compare the sector with the impact on entertainment, hospitality and aviation sectors, which are in bigger trouble.

A give-pronged approach towards transforming and making its organisation the best professional-centric body has been launched by the new executive council

The new president of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV), Emma Okas Wike, has urged the Federal Government to set aside an intervention fund

Failure in the implementation of the local building materials’ policy has been blamed as a major snag in the nation’s housing delivery efforts.

As some retail and e-commerce firms are increasing operations to meet customers’ necessities and home deliveries, there is now a surge in demand for warehouse space.

Despite fears of heavy rain predictions for the year, the Lagos State Government has assured real estate practitioners and property investors that the impact

Notwithstanding the positive outlook for the Nigerian property market in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted negatively on the market, leaving property investments in disarray.

As the Nigerian economy falters due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, businesses are worst off, prompting pay cuts in many companies, search by people living in rented houses for budget-friendly homes across cities and towns to reduce costs.

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.