Nigeria’s Student Housing Gap
Nigeria has over 170 accredited universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. Combined enrollment runs into the millions. Official hostel capacity
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Africa’s Leading SDG-Aligned Media Platform for Sustainable Real Estate and Climate-Resilient Cities.
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Africa’s Leading SDG-Aligned Media Platform for Sustainable Real Estate and Climate-Resilient Cities.
Nepal’s Deadliest Flood in Years Was Not Just a Natural Disaster. Climate Change Built the Conditions for It.
On the morning of 26 August 2026, a series of flash floods destroyed the Gyirong checkpoint on the China-Nepal border
Read MorePort Harcourt’s Housing Market
Port Harcourt should be one of Nigeria’s strongest real estate markets. It is the centre of the country’s oil and
Read MoreWomen in Nigeria’s Real Estate Sector
Nigeria’s real estate sector is largely led by men. At the developer level, in estate agency, in valuation, in property
Read MoreKano’s Real Estate Market
Kano is Nigeria’s second largest city by population, with a metropolitan area approaching four million people. It is the commercial
Read MoreNigeria’s Land Registration Gap
Less than 5% of the land in Nigeria is formally registered, according to industry reports. That figure has been cited
Read MoreNigeria’s Building Collapse Crisis
Nigeria has recorded over 600 building collapses between 1974 and 2024, according to industry reports. The causes have remained consistent
Read MoreAbia State Is Trying to Fix Nigeria’s Housing Trust Problem. Here Is What the Bills Say.
Nigeria’s property market has a trust problem that goes deeper than most people acknowledge. Fraudulent listings, double-commissioning, opaque tenancy terms,
Read MoreWhy Lagos Demolished 17 Ikota Homes: What Every Buyer Must Know
Lagos State demolished seventeen houses near the Ikota River in Lekki. The reason behind that decision is something every Nigerian
Read MoreNigeria Plans a 2.9km Underwater Tunnel, and It Could Reshape Property Values in Snake Island and Badagry
In September 2025, Nigeria’s Federal Government announced plans to build what would become Africa’s first underwater tunnel, a 2.9-kilometre passage
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