How Climate Change Is Changing Real Estate Development in Igbo Land
How Climate Change Is Changing Real Estate Development in Igbo Land Real estate in Igbo land is no longer shaped
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Green Realty Africa
Building a Sustainable Planet, Story by Story.
Green Realty Africa
Building a Sustainable Planet, Story by Story.
Climate and Real Estate
Makoko Demolition, the Part Nobody is Talking About
Introduction Here’s what doesn’t make sense. Makoko has stood on stilts over Lagos Lagoon for over 100 years. It survived
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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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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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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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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
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Nigeria REITs Tax Reform: Can Policy Unlock Billions for Real Estate
Policies can make or cripple a nation’s economy. From the records, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have transformed housing markets
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Nigeria Real Estate Data Crisis: Can the Market Grow Without Facts?
Data has been an age-old problem in third-world countries, and Nigeria is not left out. When it comes to the
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Lagos property demolition crisis: Oworonshoki, Gaskiya and looming threats to Makoko
When bulldozers first rumbled into Oworonshoki in the grey hours of morning, families were caught between disbelief and despair. Wooden
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