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img-blog Feb 17, 2026
What happens after the shortlet ban in Banana Island

If you are in the real estate space, you’ve probably heard of the recent ban on Shortlets in Banana Island. If you haven't, let us bring you up to speed. On Monday, February 9th the Banana Island Property Owners and Residents Association (BIPORAL) officially banned all short-let and Airbnb operations within the estate.

img-blog Feb 14, 2026
6 Costly mistakes home buyers are making in 2026 (and how to avoid them)

The 2026 real estate market is not the same beast it was two years ago. While the frenzy of bidding wars has cooled in some areas, a new set of challenges has emerged. Buyers today face a unique landscape: inventory is stabilizing, but affordability remains a puzzle. Navigating this requires a strategy, not just an online addiction.
img-blog Feb 23, 2026
The 2026 Home Selling Guide: How to Prep for a "Reset" Market

If you are thinking about selling your home this year, you might be wondering: Is it still a seller’s market? The short answer: Yes, but the rules have changed. Real estate economists are calling 2026 the "Year of the Reset." Inventory is stabilizing, interest rates are finding a new normal (hovering around the 6% range), and buyers are more discerning than they were two years ago.
img-blog Oct 06, 2025
Why you should invest in a water front property

Are you thinking about purchasing a beachfront property but aren’t sure? This is why waterfront real estate is such a good investment. There are numerous compelling reasons to reside near water. Waterfront property is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy nature and beautiful vistas right from your own house.
img-blog Nov 03, 2025
Key points to note about buying off-plan properties

The term ‘off-plan property’ refers to a property which is available for purchase before it has been completed. Buying an off-plan luxury property might be a turn-off for most investors because they tend to doubt the authenticity of the developers...
img-blog Oct 18, 2025
Real Estate Meaning | Origin, Etymology, History, and Definition

So you want to know the origin story of real estate, its definition, and its etymology. You’ve come to the right place! In the article you’re about to read, I’ll break down the real estate meaning, where it comes from, and why it’s called real estate to begin with. 
img-blog Mar 09, 2023
2023: Election, inflation to shape real estate market

The housing shortage has been a persistent problem in the nation, getting worse every year. It is made worse by the population boom, which is expanding by roughly 2.6% yearly. The efforts of successive governments have just begun.
img-blog Mar 08, 2023
Real estate experts anticipate development and are optimistic

Experts projected a stronger year for real estate despite macroeconomic difficulties. It was not a good year for investments because of higher borrowing costs, rising interest rates, and inflation.

img-blog Mar 06, 2023
Interest from investors on the rise as the number of short-let rentals rises

Short-let apartments are in high demand in Nigerian cities due to increased travel and tourism costs as well as travelers' preference for affordable lodging. Short-let apartments are homes that are thought of as alternatives to hotels.
img-blog Mar 17, 2023
5 Things To Watch Out For During Property Inspections For House Buyers.

Inspections of properties are essential in the real estate sector. Inspections should be performed to determine the physical state and other aspects of the property, whether you are trying to rent, purchase, or sell a residential or commercial property. This will help you get the best bargain possible.
img-blog Jan 11, 2023
Expect sustained growth in the real estate sector in 2023

The analysts listed a high-interest rate environment, rising building material costs, unfavorable land acquisition policies, and forfeiture orders on properties held by politically vulnerable individuals as the sector's top risks for 2023.
img-blog Jan 09, 2023
5 Amazing Facts About Real Estate In Nigeria

The growth of the economy in Nigeria has been greatly aided by real estate. You can rely on real estate since it is sustainable and has a bright future. A high rise in buildings, a mall, a school, a hotel, etc. may still be seen despite the bad economy.
img-blog Nov 30, 2022
The ₦3Trillion Affordable Mass Housing Provision Pension Boost

The 2014 Pension Reform Act includes the option for home ownership. According to Section 89(2) of the Act, "notwithstanding the provision of sub-section (1)(c) of this section, a Pension Fund Administrator may, subject to guidelines issued by the Commission...
img-blog Jun 13, 2023
Importance of Home Inspections

When it comes to purchasing a home, appearances can be deceiving. That's why home inspections are a crucial step in the process. A comprehensive home inspection can provide you with valuable insights into the condition of the property you are considering.
img-blog Jun 23, 2023
Effect of the cost of building materials on real estate in Nigeria

The cost of building materials can have a significant impact on the real estate market in Nigeria. Here are a few ways in which it can affect the industry:
img-blog Sep 15, 2025
He bought a property in Lagos only to find 3 other owners! Here’s how not to fall victim.

Jimmy recently shared his experience of purchasing a property in Lagos, and after making a significant payment, he discovered the same land had been sold to three people by the same party.
img-blog Sep 10, 2025
Lagos Real Estate and the Naira: How Currency Depreciation is Reshaping Property Investment

Lagos, Nigeria’s economic nerve center, is known for its vibrant culture, fast-paced commerce, and ever-growing population. As one of Africa’s fastest-growing megacities, it remains a hotspot for real estate investment.
img-blog Sep 02, 2025
President Tinubu's Warning: Navigating Setbacks and Protecting Your Lagos Property Investment

President Bola Tinubu's recent warning, "Don’t build on setbacks without all approvals," issued during the launch of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, serves as a critical directive for Nigeria's real estate sector.