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Farmland values are climbing rapidly across Nigeria as investors and developers compete for land on urban fringes. Analysts say speculation and fast urban expansion are turning agricultural land into a real estate asset class.
A new development in Abuja is betting big on the future of “live-work-play” cities. The Jabi Prime Hub aims to reshape how residents and investors experience urban real estate in Nigeria’s capital.
President Bola Tinubu has tied Abuja's infrastructure ambitions to one key demand: pay your ground rents. He says stronger compliance is essential to fund more roads and public projects across the capital.
Nigeria’s housing push is gaining momentum beyond Lagos and Abuja. A new 250-home development in Edo State signals growing investor confidence in emerging property markets.
The biggest reason rents keep rising in Lagos may not be landlords. Developers say layers of government fees and approvals are quietly making homes more expensive to build—and rent.
Traditional office leasing in Nigeria is losing ground as businesses rethink how they work. Flexible and managed offices are fast becoming the new standard across Lagos and Abuja.
Luxury rents across Africa are climbing faster than many markets can absorb. In major cities, premium tenants are now competing for a limited pool of high-end housing.
Anambra State is launching a mass housing programme as rising rents and limited housing supply put pressure on residents. The government is betting on private sector partnerships to unlock new housing developments across the state.
Nigeria’s housing crisis may be far worse than official estimates suggest. Millions of structurally unsafe homes are now being counted alongside the country's existing housing deficit, pushing the shortage close to 28 million units.