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Nigeria's real estate sector accounted for 12.71 per cent of real GDP in the second quarter of 2026, ranking third behind trade and crop production, according to the latest National Bureau of Statistics GDP report.
The 2026 Nigeria Real Estate Report by Ubosi Eleh and Company says land along the Ibeju-Lekki-Epe axis appreciated about 35 per cent year-on-year as ports, a refinery, a free trade zone and the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway reprice the corridor.
Panterra has released its 2026 West Africa Real Estate Market Report and Nigeria Construction Market Report and introduced Panterrium, a digital platform for real estate ownership and investment, at an event in Lagos.
Hongye International Nigeria Limited says bulldozers moved onto its leased property at Kado Estate in Abuja and destroyed installations despite a pending court case, and has asked the FCT minister and the inspector-general of police to intervene.
AG Mortgage Bank grew total assets by 48 per cent to N33.04 billion and gross earnings by 42 per cent to N4.93 billion in 2025, its board chairman has told shareholders at the lender's 2026 annual general meeting.
Nigeria has inducted its first certified forensic engineering failure investigators in Abuja, a programme launched after a 2026 study documented 111 validated building collapses and 321 deaths between 2015 and 2025.
Victims of the December 2025 fire that gutted the Great Nigeria House at Balogun Market on Lagos Island say they have received no state support 10 months on and are asking Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu for relief funds, business support and help for bereaved families.
Lagos developer BO Properties says it has delivered more than 100 units across the Lagos Mainland, handing over the 26-unit Estellar Prime in Abule Ijesha, Akoka, to 18 investors in August 2026.
Residents of Ajegunle's crowded informal settlements say the real barrier to decent housing is not the monthly rent but the large upfront lump sum that conventional Lagos tenancies demand.