As Nigeria’s population grows, the country continues to experience a high degree of urbanisation, which is not commensurate to the level of investment in housing, say specialists at Dunn Loren ...

Griffin Capital Group has unveiled plans to deepen its involvement in Nigeria’s real estate financing space through a ...

Nigeria’s housing sector sits between opportunity and deep deficit, reflecting a persistent development challenge. With millions of units lacking, demand for innovative financing is urgent. Diaspora ...

In the last three decades, the housing deficit in Nigeria has risen to an extremely disturbing level. Available data shows that in 1991, Nigeria’s housing deficit was 7 million. It rose to 12 million ...

As cement prices continue to increase construction costs rapidly nationwide, there are fresh concerns from the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) over the future of housing delivery ...

The Federal Government says the Ministry of Finance Incorporated Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF) has provided N128 billion in affordable mortgage financing to 1,859 Nigerian families across 25 ...

Nigeria's affordable housing push has led to a boom in new homes, but high construction costs and a lack of development tax mean the majority are too big and expensive for those who need them most ...

For most developed economies, di housing sector na one important sector wey dey bring about economic growth. For Nigeria, however, access to affordable housing na dream wey neva come true for plenty ...

Nigeria’s housing crisis reflects the urgent need for economic reform and targeted policy interventions, as the nation grapples with a severe shortfall in affordable housing units. With a population ...

The Lagos State Government has warned that Nigeria’s housing deficit could rise to 28 million units if urgent measures are not implemented to accelerate housing delivery and improve access to ...