Nigeria’s real estate market is entering one of its most critical growth phases. With accelerating urbanisation, rising construction costs, expanding infrastructure, and evolving government policies,
If 2024 and 2025 were years of volatility for the Nigerian real estate market, then 2026 is the year of recalibration. Investors, both seasoned and
Evaluating ROI in Nigeria’s 2026 real estate market is no longer as simple as “buy land and wait.” The country’s property ecosystem has undergone
Introduction: The Housing Gap Is Getting Wider (But 2026 Might Finally Change Everything) For years, middle-income Nigerians have been stuck in the same exhausting cycle:
In Nigeria today, one thing is clear: infrastructure development is the biggest driver of real estate value.Where new roads go, property prices rise.Where new ports,
The question isn’t whether Nigeria’s real estate market is hot—it’s whether you’re positioned to capitalize on it. As we push deeper into 2026, something unprecedented
Today, thousands of homebuyers are now embracing mortgages through the NHF, Family Homes Funds, private mortgage banks, and commercial lenders. Mortgage default in Nigeria is also quietly
At REDA 2025 (Real Estate Discussions & Awards), top stakeholders, government regulators, developers, mortgage banks, PropTech innovators, financial
ThinkMint Nigeria has redefined what it means to experience real estate storytelling. In celebration of its 5th anniversary, the
Imagine this for a moment: you’re 60 years old, but instead of worrying about shrinking pensions or unpredictable savings, you’re
Lagos is Nigeria’s commercial heartbeat; it is the vibrant city of over 20 million people where demand for housing keeps
Nigeria’s real estate, widely regarded as the most profitable real estate destination in Africa, is frequently touted as “male-dominated.”
Why Home Ownership in Nigeria Feels Out of Reach Despite the booming real estate market in Nigeria, many aspiring homeowners encounter a lot of obstacles
The Nigerian real estate sector is one of the most exciting and profitable markets in Africa. With cities like Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Ibadan
In a country where population growth is booming, cities are expanding rapidly, and currency value keeps fluctuating, land investment
Nigeria’s real estate market is experiencing growth, and it’s far beyond a passing trend. With rapid urbanisation sweeping across the
Getting quality building materials in Lagos shouldn’t feel like a battle. Yet for many contractors, real estate developers, and landlords, it’s exactly that — endless
With the cost of rent rising across Nigeria’s major cities and access to mortgage financing expanding slowly but surely, many
This year marks a significant milestone in the journey of one of Nigeria’s most forward-thinking real estate developers—Hontar Projects. As the company celebrates five impactful
The completion of the Lekki Deep Sea Port and the planned Epe International Airport are more than transportation
Secondary Cities Rising: Investment Hotspots Beyond Lagos & Abuja In the Nigerian real estate world, two cities—Lagos and Abuja
For millions of Nigerians, the dream of owning a home is slowly slipping away. The price of land, rising cement costs,
Imagine buying a piece of land in Abuja without ever setting foot on it. You were able to do
Have you ever come across Facebook and Instagram ads promising “dry land, no wahala” or agents offering unbelievable discounts in fast-developing areas in Ibeju Lekki,
Owning a home in Nigeria is a big deal. It feels like a big dream for many, especially for young professionals and middle-income earners. With
According to a 2023 report by Jobberman, over 60% of Nigeria’s workforce is under the age of 35, and many of these young professionals
Have you ever felt that buying property in Lagos is like you’re paying for the city’s hype rather than its
In recent years, Nigeria has seen a significant rise in inflation, a trend that’s impacting various sectors of the economy, particularly the real estate market.
Nigeria’s real estate market is experiencing a powerful shift—one driven not just by local developers or multinational firms but also
A new trend is changing how people live, travel, and invest in real estate in Nigeria.