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Periwinkle Empire Unveils $150m 20-Storey Residential Tower in Abuja

Periwinkle Empire has entered Abuja's luxury property market with plans for a $150 million, 20-storey residential tower known as Royalties Abuja, developed in partnership with Prime Luxury Address Ltd.

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Accra Mayor Announces Housing Complex for Avenor Fire Victims

Accra Mayor Michael Kpakpo Allotey has announced plans to build a residential housing complex with free single-room units for residents of the Kofikrom squatter settlement at Avenor, after a fire destroyed makeshift structures.

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Kano to Build 1,800 Houses Along Rural Roads Across 36 LGAs

The Kano State Government plans to construct 50 houses alongside each of its planned five-kilometre rural roads across all 36 local government areas, creating an estimated 1,800 housing units.

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Water Backup Could Become the New Solar for South Africa's Housing Market

Water tanks, boreholes and backup pumps could become the next must-have feature in South African homes as buyers weigh water security, though a clear price premium is yet to emerge.

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Wisdom Kwati Smart City Opens Sales on 144-Hectare Port Harcourt Estate

Wisdom Kwati Smart City has opened sales on a 144-hectare mixed-use development at Iwofe in Rivers State, backed by a five-partner consortium.

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Green-Certified Apartments Can Cut R500,000 Off a South African Home Loan

Energy- and water-efficient apartments certified under the IFC’s EDGE standard can save owners enough on utilities and green home-loan rates to cut hundreds of thousands of rand and years off a bond, Landsdowne Property Group modelling shows.

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Culemborg Eviction Heads To Supreme Court Of Appeal As Activists Fight Removal

Housing group Ndifuna Ukwazi has applied to the Supreme Court of Appeal to halt the eviction of hundreds of people from Transnet-owned land at Culemborg in Cape Town, arguing that criminality allegations cannot justify homelessness.

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Court Orders City Of Joburg To Restore Security At Six Emergency Housing Sites

The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has directed the City of Joburg to restore security at six temporary emergency accommodation buildings housing about 600 people, after the services were withdrawn without notice in March 2026.

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Port Harcourt Rents Soar as Housing Demand Outstrips Supply

House rents in Port Harcourt's highbrow areas have more than doubled in two years as oil-sector demand, a growing population and flooding push prices up and force low-income earners to the city's outskirts.