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$111 trillion. That’s how much property value across 34 countries now sits in climate danger, according to the Organisation for

Lekki Palm Estate Demolition: The Hard Truth About Lagos’ Urban Development

The Lagos government demolished Lekki Palm (Palm City) Estate, showing that investing large sums in real estate does not

Real estate projects in Nigeria rarely fail because demand is weak. They fail when cash flow breaks. Rising construction costs,

Understanding how to reduce property tax in Nigeria is now essential for real estate investors and property owners. For many

Generational real estate wealth transfer is gaining attention around the world. Older generations are preparing to pass down property assets

How Climate Change Is Changing Real Estate Development in Igbo Land Real estate in Igbo land is no longer shaped

Introduction Here’s what doesn’t make sense. Makoko has stood on stilts over Lagos Lagoon for over 100 years. It survived

Nigeria’s real estate market is changing. Climate risks, rising energy costs, and investor pressure now shape how properties gain value.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria’s real estate sector recorded almost 89 percent nominal growth in the third quarter

Lagos Tenancy Reform: What happens when a city of more than 20 million people decides to rewrite the rules of