Why Green Buildings Are the Next Big Money in African Real Estate
Nigeria’s real estate market is changing. Climate risks, rising energy costs, and investor pressure now shape how properties gain value.
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Green Realty Africa
Building a Sustainable Planet, Story by Story.
Green Realty Africa
Building a Sustainable Planet, Story by Story.
Author: Francis Uka
Nigeria’s real estate surge by 89 percent in third quarter of 2025
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria’s real estate sector recorded almost 89 percent nominal growth in the third quarter
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Lagos Tenancy Reform
Lagos Tenancy Reform: What happens when a city of more than 20 million people decides to rewrite the rules of
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PwC’s global sustainability Survey
It is no longer news that the world is now a place where money and the planet are tied together.
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Renewed Hope Cities: Can 2,000 New Homes Ease Nigeria’s Housing Burden?
Under a bright Abuja sky, the Federal Government recently unveiled 2,000 homes as part of the Renewed Hope Cities in
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Empty Houses, Rising Rents: The Paradox of Lagos Real Estate
In Lagos, the nation’s commercial heartbeat, a quiet paradox is unfolding. Across neighbourhoods, vacant apartments stand with open windows and
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When Plastic Turns to Shelter: The Rise of Bottle Homes in South-East Nigeria
Plastic bottle homes in Nigeria are reshaping housing in the South-East as rent prices soar. In the South-East of Nigeria,
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Lagos Demolition Sparks Outcry at Trade Fair Complex
When bulldozers rolled into the New Mandela Plaza at the Trade Fair Complex, traders watched their world crash in minutes.
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Nigeria’s Real Estate at a Crossroads: Why Ethics Could Make or Break the Market
Nigeria’s real estate faces a defining moment. At the recent industry gathering, Dr. Victoria Odunfa, a respected Estate Surveyor and
Read MoreNigeria REITs Regulatory Harmonization: Can Unified Rules Boost Real Estate Growth?
Every thriving financial market depends on trust. Investors want to know the rules are clear, consistent, and fair. Yet in
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