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Nigerians living abroad will soon have a formal route to mortgage-backed homeownership in Nigeria. FMBN’s new Diaspora NHF scheme could channel more diaspora money into residential property while reducing reliance on informal transactions.
Edo State wants to turn a prime Victoria Island property into funding for a major Benin City project. But the proposed sale is already raising questions about whether valuable public land should be sold or retained for future returns.
Nigeria’s listed REITs are delivering returns that beat rental yields from several Lagos residential markets. With UPDC REIT up more than 41% and UH REIT above 35% in 2026, investors are getting a new way to gain property exposure without owning a building.
A boutique apartment project in Airport Residential has sold 82% of its units just seven months after launch. The performance highlights growing investor interest in smaller, privacy-focused developments with strong rental potential.
Zimbabwe is taking its property investment drive to more diaspora buyers. Growing demand has prompted the annual property showcase to expand into Scotland for the first time.
Kenya’s wealthiest investors are moving away from direct property ownership. Instead, they’re chasing liquid assets, passive income, and emerging sectors with stronger long-term growth prospects.
Buying a premium home is about more than finding the right property—it’s also about securing the right financing. Absa and Capemay are bringing both together through an exclusive client engagement focused on mortgage solutions.
Kenya’s high-net-worth investors are changing how they build wealth. Instead of buying more property, many are prioritising liquid, income-generating assets while keeping real estate for lifestyle and long-term value.
New data reveals that international buyers are quickly buying up premium coastal homes in South Africa, with more than half of all properties in one ultra-exclusive village going to foreigners.