Towards deepening the mortgage finance sector and expanding its refinancing business, Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company Plc (NMRC) has provided liquidity to four new institutions in line with the recent regulatory approval to refinance non-member banks.

Towards ensuring affordable and environmentally friendly living, the Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) has called on private developers to build more green residential houses.

The role of internal audit in building a sustainable organisational culture was brought to the fore as experts hinged the growth on appetite for change, innovation and risk awareness.

The Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company Plc (NMRC) has been recognised as the ‘Best Mortgage Institution’ at the 2021 inaugural edition of the Shelter Afrique Awards (SHAF Awards).

With the current increase in crude oil prices, stability of exchange rate, strengthening of foreign investments and diaspora remittances, Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company Plc (NMRC) expect greater demand for homeownership and mortgages.

Better days seem ahead for housing finance in the country, following the listing of the Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company Plc. (NMRC) N10 billion fixed rate bond on the FMDQ Exchange’s platform.

FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited has approved the listing of the Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company PLC (NMRC), Series 3 N10billion fixed rate bond under its N440 billion bond issuance programme on its platform.

Notwithstanding the harsh operating environment, the Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) has financed a total of ₦N18.40 billion loans from ₦N17.02 billion

Following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the real estate sector, stakeholders including five chief executives in the mortgage finance industry have move to cushion the effect on the average Nigerians seeking decent and affordable housing in the country.

As high prices of building materials are threatening construction costs and dampening the hopes of quality homes, stakeholders have reiterated their call for the establishment of a National Housing Commission

The President of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN), Rev Ugochukwu Chime has said that poor land administration, especially the high cost and long period of securing titles

Eggheads in the nation’s real estate sector have predicted a marginal growth in the sector occasioned by the crucial roles the Family Home Fund (FHF) and the Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company