The Federal Government has launched the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF), valued at N250 billion. The initiative, which was unveiled at a signing ceremony in Abuja, is set to provide long-term, low-cost mortgage financing while…
By ESV Adeyemo Mujidat Bolanle, ANIVS As the Real Estate industry continues to evolve, maintaining the value of properties remains a pressing concern for investors, owners, and occupiers. Effective maintenance is crucial to preserving and enhancing the value of real…
The chief marketing officer of Flincap, Oladotun Akangbe, has opined that blockchain is a groundbreaking technology set to revolutionise the real estate industry in Nigeria. More Nigerians are leveraging the technology to improve asset security, efficiency, and transparency of their…
By Esther Agbo Lagos has witnessed significant shifts in its real estate market over the past few years, driven by economic, demographic, and infrastructural factors. Known for its vibrant economy and status as a major business hub, Lagos continues to…
By Esther Agbo Lagos is no doubt one of the bustling commercial states in Nigeria and it stands as a beacon of opportunity for real estate investors. Its dynamic market is deeply entwined with the broader economic and political landscape…
…Says Lagos ready for business, open for new investments Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Monday reiterated his administration’s commitment to investments from local and international companies, saying Lagos is ready for business and open to new investments. The…
The real estate sector is set for a lift as experts, lawyers and real estate players converged at the Africa Real Estate Summit themed: ‘Building a better Africa: Real Estate Investment Opportunities in Africa for a reform on the industry.…
Landscape design architects, builders and plumbers have been identified as top-skilled in-demand jobs required daily in the real estate sector. According to an article by the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria, other in-demand jobs include tillers, electricians, roofers, carpenters…
Despite the tension associated with the Nigeria’s general elections, no thanks to the slowdown in the economy, Naira swap crisis, scarcity of petrol, volatile forex, high inflation and wait and see attitude of investors, experts have predicted a rebound of…
Some stakeholders in the real estate sector have emphasised the need for government to provide incentives to players within the ecosystem. According to them, this will boost wealth and job creation, therefore leading to economic prosperity. They spoke at the…
