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Increasingly, suppliers or landlords of short-let apartments in the Nigerian real estate sector are turning into tenants over operational costs as reflected in the soaring price of diesel and high exchange rates.
Affordable housing demand has continued to grow over the past few years across the real estate sector in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole due to a number of factors.
In a bid to reduce the nation’s capital housing deficit and boost revenue for the FCTA, the Federal Government should introduce property taxes for unoccupied buildings in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
In most parts of the world, there is so much prestige attached to owning a home. In a research publication by NOI Polls in 2013, 85% of Nigerians who were surveyed, indicated that they would like to own their own personal houses if they had access to a mortgage
The Lagos State Government has announced that many buildings that have infringed on drainage alignments in Mende, Maryland and Aboru in Alimosho, may soon be demolished.
The past seven months have seen the price per litre of diesel increase by a staggering 136% from N330 to N780. The resultant effects have varied, including a surge in inflation, recorded at a 5-year high of 18.6% in June, as well as rising costs for residential and commercial property occupiers.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has appealed to the private sector investors to invest $400 million required to complete the Millennium Tower and Cultural Centre (MTCC) in Abuja.
s Africa’s real estate sector continues to grow, land acquisition especially has seen increased investor interest from both domestic and foreign buyers. According to land matrix, investors ranging from China, UK, Ukraine, Gulf region and even Mozambique have collectively transacted in over 2.7 million land deals recorded across Africa since the year 2000.
Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has said that any landlord or landlady that let his or her house to internet fraudsters popularly known as Yahoo boys, will henceforth face prosecution
