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Kenya’s property market is seeing growing interest in “space as a service,” allowing owners to generate additional income from underused rooms, apartments, rooftops and event spaces. Book Mahali says its platform now connects more than 500 listings across seven Kenyan cities with short-term users.
Prospective homeowners are being urged to carry out thorough land searches before making payments. The Lands Commission says checking ownership, obtaining a site plan and registering acquired property can help buyers avoid fraud, double sales and costly disputes.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's latest Credit Conditions Survey highlights growing borrower appetite for home equity, mortgages, and consumer financing alongside higher commercial bank loan approval rates.
A surge of new short-let properties in Lagos prime areas is driving up competition and driving down returns, as hosts struggle with rising power, fuel, and maintenance expenses.
Foreign-backed housing deals could help Nigeria build homes at a much faster pace. But industry experts warn that without local developers at the centre, the deals could hurt the very industry they are meant to strengthen.
Attractive land adverts are not proof of ownership. A property consultant is urging buyers to inspect properties physically, conduct proper searches, and engage qualified lawyers before committing money to land purchases.
In a high-level meeting in Abuja, Japanese consultancy Chodai Co. expressed interest in partnering with the Federal Ministry of Housing to drive smart city development, social housing, and renewable energy infrastructure across all 774 local government areas.
The latest State of Cape Town Central City Report highlights robust investor confidence, with 29 major property developments transforming the downtown skyline through residential and commercial growth.
The State of Cape Town Central City Report reveals strong investor confidence, with 29 active projects driving a massive wave of residential and commercial property development.