As the year preceding the 2019 general elections, real estate professionals are optimistic that 2018 will be a better year for the industry, MAUREEN IHUA-MADUENYI writes For real estate investors, 2017 was a gloomy year as many projects were stalled, transactions almost non-existent and many construction workers lost their jobs. They have, however, expressed optimism

The ‘Fusion of Real Estate, Interior Design and Art’ (FREIA) event, held recently was an auspicious event with a changing narrative for Nigeria’s real estate industry, writes Ferdinand Ekechukwu In any economy, when cerebral, successful minds come together to discuss their industry’s future growth, the expected outcome is usually something grand. This was the result

Real estate is supposed to be one of the fastest growing sectors in the Nigerian economy, but practitioners said absence of regulation and finance have remained a clog in the wheel of the sector’s growth. DAYO AYEYEMI reports Nigeria possesses all the key factors for real estate investment and growth; a burgeoning middle-class population, growth

Rebirth of Nigeria’s Real Estate Industry

The ‘Fusion of Real Estate, Interior Design and Art’ (FREIA) event, held recently was an auspicious event with a changing narrative for Nigeria’s real estate industry, writes Ferdinand Ekechukwu In any economy, when cerebral, successful minds come together to discuss their industry’s future growth, the expected outcome is usually something grand. This was the result

There has been a remarkable awareness of the possibilities and advantages of investing in Nigeria’s real estate market, after an unmatched presentation of some prime properties that dot the nation’s landscape. These sturdy real estates were introduced at the 2017 Refined Investor Series, Fine and Country West Africa hosted in collaboration with BusinessDay Newspaper in