Estate surveyors and valuers have faulted the N700 billion loss ascribed to the recent protest against Police brutality. Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, the President

Real estate professionals have reinforced the need for reliable housing data to guide operators in making decisions.

Disquiet appears to have attended land transaction charges in Lagos state, as estate surveyors are seeking a further reduction in consent fees and new machinery to hasten the processing of applications. According to them, affordability of property registration, and the ease of land title procurement is an important component of transparency in land administration. Governor’s consent in Lagos and every…

Fresh concerns loomed large in the housing industry last week as estate surveyors called on policymakers and government to refocus the economy, review policies and laws inimical to housing development.

For setting up a panel, which she considered unconstitutional to try her over an allegation of misconduct, an estate surveyor and valuer, Mrs. Oluwatoyin Ilori, has sued the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) at the Federal High Court, Lagos. She is asking the court to order the respondents to pay her N25million…

A new survey released recently revealed that land registries have remained a cesspit for bribery among other public offices in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV), has urged players in the financial sector to partner with the private sector, especially professional bodies like the institution to drive the economy on the path of sustainable development.   The institution also disclosed that it has commenced the process of formalising a partnership with the…

Nigeria’s construction costs are to see a further increase after the government hiked fuel prices, according to built environment professional bodies.

Land economists have reiterated their position that the revised 2020 budget of N10.8 trillion, would not adequately stimulate, grow all sectors of the economy, and may likely impact the real estate sector adversely.

These are trying times for property owners in highbrow areas as the exit of expatriates is forcing them to reduce rents. The reality of the moment has continued to dawn by the day in the nation’s real estate sector

After examining the impact of the new stamp duty tax in the real estate sector, the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has appealed to the Federal government to reverse the charges.

To de-risk the built environment sector, the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) has called on the Lagos State Government to involve its members in the mandatory building insurance scheme.