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Real Estate Investment Opportunities in Nigeria’s Secondary Cities
When Nigerians think of real estate investment, the big three, Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt usually dominate the conversation.
Understanding Legal Fees When Renting a House in Nigeria
Diaspora Investment Picks: 5 Nigerian Cities Offering the Best Property Returns
For many, it’s more than just buying land or building a home; it is about creating wealth, securing assets back home, and planning for retirement or relocation.
To Rent or To Buy? The Real Cost of Housing in Today’s Nigeria
For millions of Nigerians, the decision to rent or buy a home goes beyond a personal milestone; it is a high-stakes financial choice.
Enugu Air and the Business Case for Investing in the Southeast
Discover how Enugu Air is driving economic growth in Southeast Nigeria. Explore its impact on jobs, tourism, real estate, and why investors should take a closer look at this emerging regional hub.
Nigeria’s Cities Are Growing, But Where Will People Live?
Democracy Birthed Our Cities: But Are They Built for Everyone?
Affordable Homeownership: Is Rent-to-Own The Solution for Middle Class Families?
Is the Nigerian Government Doing Enough to Address the Housing Deficit for Low-Income Earners?
With over 20 million Nigerians lacking adequate shelter, the country’s housing deficit has become a quiet emergency—especially for low-income earners. While the government has launched several initiatives to bridge the gap, from mortgage schemes to affordable housing projects, the question remains: are these efforts reaching the people who need them most? This article takes a closer look at what’s working, what’s not, and what voices on the ground are saying about the future of housing in Nigeria.
Is Now the Right Time to Buy? Experts Predict Home Prices Will Keep Rising in Nigeria
Is now the right time to buy a home in Nigeria? Experts predict home prices will keep rising due to high demand, economic factors, and government policies. Read our in-depth analysis before making your buying decision!
Short-Term Rentals vs. Long-Term Leases in Nigeria: Which Offers Better ROI?
Discover the pros and cons of short-term rentals vs. long-term leases in Nigeria. Learn about ROI, management costs, and investment strategies to maximize your real estate profits.
The Nigerian Rental Crisis: Inflation, Greed, and Speculation
Rent prices in Nigeria are rising at an alarming rate, often surpassing the country’s already high inflation rate of around 30% annually. In some cases, tenants have reported rent hikes of 40% to 60%, with extreme instances of rent doubling within a year—often driven by speculation and landlord profiteering.
Start Your Own Real Estate Business or Join a Brokerage? Here's How to Decide
The real estate industry offers lucrative opportunities, but deciding whether to start your own business or join an established brokerage is a crucial choice. Both paths come with unique advantages and challenges, and the right decision depends on factors like experience, financial resources, and career goals.
Crowdfunding and the Affordable Housing Challenge in Nigeria: A Solution or a Dream?
Nigeria faces an affordable housing crisis, with a 22-million-unit deficit fueled by rapid population growth, urbanization, and economic challenges. Amid these challenges, the concept of crowdfunding has emerged as a potential solution, but can it truly deliver?
Affordable Housing in Nigeria: What Needs to Change?
Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, faces a housing crisis that threatens the stability and well-being of millions. The staggering shortfall of over 20 million housing units, as estimated by various authorities, paints a grim picture of an unmet basic need. For many Nigerians, owning or even renting a home is increasingly out of reach. The call for affordable housing has never been more urgent, yet systemic barriers persist. Addressing these challenges demands a comprehensive overhaul of policies, practices, and perceptions in Nigeria’s housing sector.
Off-Plan Property in Nigeria: Smart Move or Risky Business?
Thinking about investing in off-plan property in Nigeria? Discover the potential benefits, risks, and key factors to consider before taking the plunge. Is it a smart move or a risky business? Read on to decide!
Connecting Opportunities: Key Takeaways from Nigeria Housing Market's Real Estate Exchange in Toronto
At the recent Real Estate Exchange Toronto event hosted by Nigeria Housing Market and ownahome, industry professionals and potential investors gathered to explore critical topics affecting the Nigerian real estate landscape. The discussion highlighted pressing issues like the country's housing deficit, current housing trends, and the potential for growth within Nigeria's property market.
Is Real Estate a Safe Investment in Nigeria's Uncertain Economy?
In Nigeria where inflation and currency devaluation are constant companions, finding a safe and profitable investment is no small feat. Many have turned to real estate, lured by the promise of tangible assets and long-term growth. But its not without risks and challenges, is property truly the secure fortress investors hope it to be — or is it a financial trap in disguise?
Should There Be More Government Intervention in the Real Estate Market?
The Nigerian real estate market, like many across the globe, plays a vital role in the country’s economy. Yet, it is not without its challenges—skyrocketing property prices, land disputes, housing shortages, and unaffordability for many Nigerians. These issues often spark a debate: Should there be more government intervention in the real estate market?
Can Technology Replace Real Estate Agents in Nigeria?
In the past decade, technology has transformed nearly every industry, and the real estate sector has not been left behind. Globally, tech-driven solutions are redefining how properties are bought, and sold, with innovations like virtual tours and AI leading the charge. The natural question that arises is whether technology will eventually replace real estate agents?