The Housing Development Advocacy Network urges recapitalisation, risk mitigation, and flexible mortgage solutions to address Nigeria’s under-performing housing finance sector and support sustainable homeownership.

Nigeria’s real estate sector hits ₦41.3 trillion, driven by urbanisation and housing demand, presenting lucrative opportunities for investors and structured market participants including REITs.

EkoDubai officially launches in Lagos, offering Nigerian investors verified access to Dubai’s real estate market through immersive digital experiences, advisory support, and secure investment channels.

Dr. Aminu Bashir assumes leadership of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, unveiling reforms in advocacy, digitalisation, capacity building, strategic investment, and governance to strengthen the profession.

REDAN President Akintoye Adeoye outlines the need for regulatory, systemic, and technological reforms to tackle fraudulent real estate practices, protect diaspora investments, and strengthen Nigeria’s housing sector.

The Nigeria Insurance Industry Reform Act 2025 mandates compulsory insurance for real estate assets, boosting investor confidence, improving asset protection, and professionalising property valuation across the sector.

As Nigeria explores bamboo for affordable, climate-smart housing, experts highlight the opportunities and regulatory gaps shaping its viability. A detailed analysis of the policy, technical, and market issues that will determine the success of the Federal Government’s bamboo housing initiative.

The Federal Government says the proposed 30% Value-Addition Bill will strengthen investor confidence, expand processing capacity, and accelerate Nigeria’s transition from raw material exports to a value-driven manufacturing economy.

The Federal Capital Territory Administration has withdrawn rights to 1,095 properties in Abuja after owners failed to settle ground rent and other statutory land charges by the official deadline.

The Nigerian Institute of Architects reports that architecture contributes ₦6.17 trillion 6% of Nigeria’s GDP while urging stronger professional oversight to curb building collapses and enhance national development.