Real Estate

Let’s be honest, a house isn’t really a home if you don’t feel safe inside it. From petty break-ins to electrical mishaps, many Nigerian homes skip the small safety details that actually make the biggest difference. And with how life in 2025 is shaping up, smart tech everywhere, tighter estates, and a few “NEPA sparks” here and there, safety isn’t optional anymore. It’s essential. So,...

Everyone and their uncle wants to buy property in Lekki Phase 1, Banana Island, or Abuja city centre. But let’s be real, not everyone’s wallet agrees with those postcodes. What most people don’t realize is that some of the smartest investments in Nigerian real estate aren’t where the crowd is rushing. They’re in those “upcoming areas” people still joke about as bush, the same way they...

Let’s be honest, the Nigerian real estate market is giving main character energy right now. Everywhere you turn, someone is launching a new estate, advertising “affordable luxury,” or dropping those glossy 3D renders that make you want to call your agent immediately. But before you go and sign that off-plan deal (you know, those houses that are still being built or sometimes... just vibes and a...

Owning a rental property remains one of the most stable and rewarding ways to build wealth in Nigeria, especially with the growing demand for quality housing in cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. But in 2025, profitability in real estate isn’t just about owning a property; it’s about managing it strategically. Smart landlords are upgrading their spaces, using technology, and exploring...

In Nigeria’s fast-changing real estate market, everyone wants that sweet, top-tier price tag when selling a property. But getting there isn’t just about posting it on an online marketplace or hanging a dusty “For Sale” sign on your gate. To truly maximize your property’s value, you need a strategy, an effective presentation, and thorough preparation. Buyers in cities like Lagos, Abuja, and...

Let’s be real! not everyone is ready to drop ₦80 million on a 3-bedroom flat in Lekki or ₦60 million for land in Maitama. But guess what? Nigeria’s satellite towns are quietly cooking. These are the places where you can actually afford to own land and still sleep with both eyes closed, dreaming of appreciation rates instead of service charges. So, whether you’re a first-time investor, a young...

Within the last decade, the shortlet rental market has emerged as one of the fastest-growing segments of Nigeria’s real estate industry. Shortlet apartments (fully furnished spaces rented for days, weeks, or months) are transforming how people live, travel, and invest. Driven by the rise of digital booking platforms like Est8list, lifestyle shifts, and tourism growth, shortlet rentals are offering...

Real estate scams in Nigeria have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting individuals and businesses looking to buy, rent, or lease properties. Scammers often pose as agents, landlords, or property developers to collect payments for properties that either don’t exist, don’t belong to them, or are under legal dispute. Recognizing the warning signs early can help prevent financial loss, legal...

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...