Understanding Rights and Obligations: Landlord-Tenant Laws in Nigeria
In the dynamic world of real estate, a growing number of home hunters, particularly millennials, express a preference for apartments where the landlord does not reside.
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The impact of technology on the Nigerian real estate market
Technology is transforming the real estate market in Nigeria, creating new opportunities and challenges for property owners, investors, and agents
Wuse Zone 6: Brains & Hammers Partners NPF for Residential Development
Brains & Hammers has been actively involved in building infrastructure across Nigeria as part of its vision to build for Africa. After completing several landmark projects, they’ve partnered with the Nigerian Police Force to develop a residential project in Wuse Zone 6.
Brains and Hammers Ghana: The Pan African Mall
Well folks, it’s exciting news that Brains and Hammers Ghana has teamed up with the Nigerian and Ghanaian governments to bring us the magnificent Pan African Mall. This project promises to create a massive impact towards the Sustainable Development Goals, investments, and employment opportunities across Africa.
REVEALED! Quick Home Ownership Schemes they Don’t Want you to Know About
Are you one of the millions of working Nigerians struggling to own a home? You’re not alone. Out of the 69.54 million Nigerians reported by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) to have been gainfully employed as at third quarter of 2018, only 5 million of the total number earn a salary of N3 million and above per year, as compiled from data by Graeme Blaque Group, a Lagos-based advisory firm.
Exposed: Nigeria’s Building Collapse Crisis – How to Identify Warning Signs and Take Action
Building collapse is a serious issue in Nigeria that has caused many tragedies over the years. According to a report by Brookings, Nigeria had the highest frequency and intensity of building collapse in Africa between 1974 and 2019, with over 221 buildings collapsing across different Nigerian cities…
Understanding and Addressing the Housing Crisis in Nigeria: Causes, Challenges, and Solutions
In Nigeria, the shortage of housing units poses a significant challenge, particularly in urban areas, affecting millions of people. According to the World Bank, the country needs about 700,000 housing units annually to meet the demand of its growing population, but only 100,000 are provided. Consequently, there is a housing deficit of at least 17 million units that is expected to increase as the population doubles by 2050.
Up-Close and Personal CoopEast Beach Resort Estate
CoopEast Beach Resort Estate is a beautiful and serene five-bedroom property located in the heart of Lekki, Lagos State. With only two units remaining, this property offers 24-hour power, round-the-clock security…
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Breaking the Glass Ceiling
Learn the inspiring tales of 5 remarkable women who paved the way for female equality in Nigeria by breaking down barriers. Their legacies continue to influence and motivate women and girls today, from the first female senior advocate of Nigeria to the first female bus driver. …
