Articles
Explore featured real estate articles, market perspectives, and deeper analysis from across Africa.
130 items
Page 3 of 15
Thousands of Nigerian civil servants could lose homes they have spent years paying for. A land dispute threatening a government-backed housing scheme is now raising fears of industrial action.
Nigeria’s luxury housing market is outperforming expectations. Lagos and Abuja now rank among Africa’s costliest rental destinations as wealthy tenants compete for limited premium homes.
A luxury waterfront hotel in one of South Africa’s top tourist destinations is up for sale. The R60 million listing gives investors a rare chance to acquire a fully operating hospitality asset on the Garden Route.
The dream of owning a massive family home is losing appeal among younger buyers. Many are choosing smaller apartments in connected neighbourhoods over expensive houses that come with heavy upkeep costs.
A new generation of South Africans is rewriting the homeownership playbook. More young buyers are purchasing property alone instead of waiting for traditional life milestones like marriage or starting a family.
Nigeria is turning to land reform as a possible solution to its housing crisis. The government says fixing land access and ownership systems could unlock more affordable homes and attract new investment.
One of Nigeria's biggest investment groups is making a fresh bet on hospitality real estate. Honeywell Group has acquired a significant stake in the company behind some of the country's best-known hotels.
Trust is reshaping how Nigerians abroad invest back home. Government-backed housing estates are emerging as the preferred choice for diaspora buyers seeking lower-risk property investments.
Ghana’s booming property market is under renewed scrutiny as regulators warn it remains vulnerable to illicit financial flows. Authorities say stronger compliance could determine whether the sector builds trust or enables financial crime.