Lagos is currently witnessing a wave of demolitions that is sending shockwaves through its real estate community, with the threat hanging heavy over both dream homes and cherished shops. Between August and September 2025, news headlines captured the anxiety: Lagos State declared 176 estates in areas like Ajah and Epe “illegal,” while Mandilas Market, already…
In Nigeria’s rental market, many tenants walk into lease agreements without fully understanding the breakdown of costs. Beyond the rent itself, two charges often confuse: agent fees and legal fees. These are not optional charges. However, they are standard in most rental transactions, especially in urban and fast-growing cities such as Lagos, Abuja, and Port…
Nigeria’s real estate market is evolving, with new opportunities emerging beyond traditional hubs. Understanding where and why to invest is crucial for investors eyeing long-term gains. In 2025, five locations stand out, not just for their current demand but for their future-proof potential. Here’s an in-depth look at these markets, their unique advantages, and what…
In Nigeria’s high-end real estate market, the difference between a smart investment and a costly mistake often comes down to understanding two invisible forces: inflation and currency fluctuations. While a luxury apartment in Ikoyi might seem like a haven, these economic factors silently influence its true value and your returns. Why the Rich Are Rethinking…
Buying property in Nigeria isn’t just about paying for land or a house; it’s about securing your ownership legally. Many buyers assume that once they pay, the property is theirs. But without the right documents, you could lose everything to legal disputes, government reclamation, or fraud. Three documents are pillars of property ownership: Certificate of…