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Nigeria’s real estate sector recorded $5.2 billion in diaspora remittances in Q4 2025, a 10% increase from Q3, per Nairametrics

Lagos State demolished 45 illegal structures in Lekki on November 17, 2025, to make way for a new road project,

A severe artisan shortage is delaying Nigerian housing projects 2025, with developers like Fountain Havens Limited reporting 20-30% longer timelines,

The Northcourt Nigeria Real Estate Market Review H1 2025 reveals 10% fluctuations in property prices, with Old Ikoyi surging 113%

Lagos State demolished 39 illegal buildings in Ikota Estate on October 15, 2025, to combat flooding and enforce setback regulations,

Lagos State introduced a flood-resilient building code on November 3, 2025, mandating elevated foundations and permeable surfaces for new constructions,

Eko Paragon has announced the delivery of 105 luxury homes in Lagos by October 2025, setting new standards for estate

The Federal Government launched a digital land registry in Lagos to digitize 1 million titles and reduce fraud, per Premium

A severe artisan shortage in Nigeria housing sector 2025 is delaying projects and driving up costs, as highlighted by Fountain

Lagos State launched a new land reclamation project in Badagry on October 27, 2025, to create 500 hectares of developable

Building demolitions and collapses are haunting Nigeria’s $2.61 trillion real estate sector in 2025, with over 50 incidents reported in

Lagos State approved a new Epe Industrial Park, allocating ₦20 billion to drive industrial and residential growth in Epe, per

The Federal Government of Nigeria announced a N5 billion investment in the Lekki-Epe expressway extension, to improve connectivity and spur

In February 2025, the Federal Government launched a ₦100 billion fund to support affordable housing projects in Lagos, targeting 10,000

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 27% on October 10,

Breaking real estate news: The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to