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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
By: Tijani Salako. Engineers have attributed that the high demand for affordable homes birthed the growing numbers of unskilled builders across the country to the deepening housing. Principal Partner, AICOL Consulting, Aileme
By: Tijani Salako. At the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) Lagos State chapter summit, where stakeholders discussed strategies for building trust and driving excellence in the property industry, expert
By: Tijani Salako. League of professional stakeholders in the Nigerian real estate industry have called on it members to uphold strong ethical reforms and stricter enforcement of professional standards to rebuild public
By: Tijani Salako. Nigeria could unlock hundreds of billions of dollars in dormant property value if trust, transparency, and proper regulation are restored in the nation’s real estate system, Mr Yemi Ejidiran
By: Abba Onyekachukwu, Abuja. The Federal Capital Territory Administration’s Development Control Department carried out a demolition exercise at River Park Estate in Abuja on Wednesday, September 10, 2025. The demolition targeted over
By: Goodluck E. Adubazi, Abuja. In Lokoja, the Kogi State capital, a housing crisis is brewing, and tenants are raising the alarm over what they describe as “ruthless and unchecked rent hikes”
