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By: Tijani Salako. The Lagos State Government, through the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, has intensified enforcement against estates operating without approved layout plans and building permits, sealing several properties
By: Tijani Salako. The Building Collapse Prevention Guild (BCPG) has raised concerns over a structurally distressed three-storey classroom building at Mainland Senior High School, Onayade Street, Fadeyi, Yaba, Lagos State, warning that
Built environment professionals have called on the Federal Government to integrate its housing delivery strategy into the National Housing Policy to ensure sustainability and long-term impact in addressing Nigeria’s housing deficit. They
By: Tijani Salako. The Federal Government has announced plans to launch a National Housing Data Centre aimed at eliminating speculation surrounding Nigeria’s housing deficit, including the volume, value, and size of opportunities
By: Tijani Salako Following the deadly fire outbreak at the Great Nigeria Insurance (GNI) House, the Building Collapse Prevention Guild (BCPG), Lagos Island Cell, has raised fresh concerns over the safety of
By: Tijani Salako. The proposed Lagos State Tenancy and Recovery of Premises (TRP) Bill 2025 seeks to curb illegal harassment of tenants by prohibiting landlords from ejecting occupants without a valid
By: Tijani Salako The rapid urbanization of population and shortage of certified real estate professionals in Nigeria are fueling the rise of fraudulent property transactions and fake listings across the country. Speaking
By: Tijani Salako. An estate valuer has expressed concern that inaccurate and duplicate property data are undermining investor confidence and affecting the mortgage market in Nigeria’s real estate sector citing that poor
By: Tijani Salako. Following a recent report by the Oikus that 59,000 property listings in Nigeria were duplicated, revealing the excess gap of data integrity in the Nigerian real estate industry,
By: Tijani Salako. Builders have blamed poor collaboration among professionals in the built industry for the increasing cases of project abandonment and construction waste across the country. Speaking at a press briefing
