News

Nigerian real estate investment offers significant wealth-building potential. However, a common question among landlords is: 'Which rental strategy offers the best return on investment (ROI)?'

In the Nigerian real estate market, securing a property involves more than just finding the perfect location. Understanding the legal process of transferring ownership, known as conveyancing, is vital.

The Nigerian luxury real estate market is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a surge in demand from diaspora investors.

The real estate landscape is constantly shifting, and staying ahead of the curve is crucial for investors. Property Wire's latest article provides a comprehensive look at the key trends shaping the market in 2025.

Nigerians favor real estate despite economic instability, with 75% considering it a safe investment, according to a Nigeria Housing Market survey. Real estate's stability and long-term appreciation, make it preferable to savings, stocks and Crypto.

Nigeria's real estate market is projected to reach $3.41 trillion by 2029, but faces a $300 billion infrastructure gap and a 28 million housing deficit.

Millennials and Gen Zs are entering Nigeria's real estate market in unprecedented numbers, driven by digital advancements and shifting mindsets. They now view property ownership not just as a home, but as a lucrative investment opportunity.

Following a 33-year stay, ExxonMobil has exited Mobil House, Victoria Island and moved into Karaa Place, in Osbourne Phase 2, Ikoyi. This move is in line with the company's intent to streamline its business operations in Nigeria.

Asset manager Blue Owl enters real estate financing with a $170 million deal, merging finance expertise with real estate opportunities.

Morocco has announced ambitious plans to build the Grand Stade de Casablanca, a groundbreaking project set to become the world's largest football stadium.