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Estate surveyors say the 700km Lagos-Calabar coastal highway is already reshaping urbanisation and land values along the corridor, with hotspots such as Bluewater Okunde recording sharp appreciation.
Egypt's ten largest real estate developers recorded combined sales of about EGP 670bn in the first half of 2026, up 2.9% year on year, even as the number of units sold declined.
Moody's Ratings has awarded Centum Re's Green Bond Framework its highest sustainability quality score, making the real estate developer the first in East Africa to receive the top rating.
Egypt's planned Forbes International Tower in the New Capital Central Business District is targeting net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 and LEED Platinum certification, with the Ministry of Local Development and Environment reviewing sustainability plans for the development.
Shareholders of JSE-listed residential developer Balwin Properties have overwhelmingly approved the scheme of arrangement that will take the company private in a R2.3bn, Public Investment Corporation-led deal.
Architect Akua Birmeh is urging prospective homeowners to prioritise location over house size when buying or building property. She says commuting costs, access to essential services and daily travel time can outweigh the apparent savings from choosing a cheaper property farther from the city.
Nigerian PropTech startup NestFlow secures contracts worth ₦14 million by targeting operational gaps—such as poor follow-ups, missing inventory, and untracked maintenance—that drain profits in hotels and serviced apartments.
Despite a N50 trillion financing gap and over 20 million deficit in housing, Nigeria’s N600 million listed REIT market remains underutilized for mass residential funding amid high interest rates and regulatory constraints.
Weak project financing, delayed infrastructure, and over-reliance on off-plan buyer deposits leave subscribers holding illiquid plots in stalled residential developments across Nigeria.