The Nigerian real estate sector is emerging as a lucrative investment, attracting the attention of Nigerians living abroad. Bright Sekoni, a passionate advocate for those in diaspora to key in, said the trend will only continue in the future.

There are palpable fears that lack of clear-cut policy by previous Federal Capital Territory administrators may undermine investors’ confidence in the real estate sector, while professional bodies are seeking increased funding, creation of appropriate structures or re-organisation of existing institutions for city planning, provision of basic infrastructure and urban services.

A Real estate development firm, Tobykemsworth Investment Limited, has called on Nigerians to embrace crowdfunding initiatives to meet their housing needs. Managing Director of Tobykemsworth Investment Limited, Dr. Adekunle Raphael-Monehin, made the call in Lagos recently at the first anniversary of Rabanaire, a crowd funding initiative of the firm, aimed at making housing accessible for…

Well, thank you for the support The Guardian has shown towards the town planning profession over the years. It is crucial to acknowledge that the recent review of building planning permit rates by the Lagos State government has generated significant concern and negative feedback...

Mimi Orjiekwe, a renowned Nollywood actress and established interior designer, has embarked on a new and exciting journey in the real estate sector with the launch of FBM Luxury Apartments. This bold move showcases her commitment to creating a mark in the luxury real estate industry and providing exceptional living experiences to her clients. When…

One of Africa's fastest-growing influencer in the travel and real estate sector, Steven Ndukwu, shared his inspiring journey of carving a niche for himself.

Xymbolic Development Ltd, a prominent player in the real estate sector led by CEO Olisa Umerah, successfully hosted the second edition of its annual Realtor conference, "Limitless 2.0." The event brought together real estate professionals from all corners of Nigeria to delve into the latest trends, technologies, and strategies shaping the dynamic real estate landscape.…

The real estate and construction sector have continued to grapple with multiple effects of depreciation in the country's naira value, as cost of raw materials, labour and transportation and contracts skyrocket.

Nigeria’s housing market has recorded a spike by about 40 per cent in cost of leases and sales in the first half of 2023, according to findings by The Guardian.

Managing Director (MD) of Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC), Mr. Kehinde Ogundimu, has tasked stakeholders in the housing sector to collaborate towards developing reliable housing data for adequacy of homes in the country.

A new report released recently has said that property developers will have to spend more this year to provide their own infrastructure, given the deplorable state of federal roads or maintaining existing ones.

The Building Collapse Prevention Guild, (BCPG) has urged professionals in the building industry to collaborate in eliminating issues that hinder increased women participation and structural failures in the country.