Let’s be real, when Nigerians think “real estate investment,” the usual suspects are Lagos and Abuja. These cities are basically the Beyoncé and Jay-Z of property: glamorous, loud, and always in the spotlight. But here’s the tea, Nigeria’s tier-2 cities are coming for the crown. With better infrastructure, growing economies, and property prices that don’t make your heart skip like an alert...

The Nigerian Real Estate Industry has undergone more transformations than a Big Brother Naija finalist. From the colonial-era land ownership drama to the Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC) addressing early housing shortages, and the Land Use Decree of 1978 that altered property rights forever, real estate has consistently reflected Nigeria’s social and economic narrative. But...