REAL ESTATE NEWS

The Dangote Refinery processes 500,000 barrels daily and plans to double to 1.4 million b/d by 2028. It created 135,000 jobs in Lekki Free Zone alone. Here's exactly how this Africa's largest refinery is reshaping Ibeju-Lekki real estate — and what investors should know.

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Lagos State has introduced a new tenancy bill targeting arbitrary rent increases, illegal agency charges, and unregistered estate agents. Here is what the Lagos Tenancy and Recovery of Premises Bill means for renters, landlords, property investors, and anyone buying or renting in Lagos.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has cut interest rates four times in 2026 — from 27.5% to 24.75%. Here is exactly what that means for mortgage eligibility, monthly payments, and your next property purchase in Nigeria.

New reports position Lagos's housing deficit not as a problem but as Nigeria's largest real estate investment opportunity. Here is the data, the growth corridors, and the risks to understand before investing.

The 2026 Federal Budget allocated a landmark ₦750 billion to the National Housing Programme. Here is what this means for affordability, developer opportunities, and first-time home buyers in Nigeria.

Land prices in Ibeju-Lekki are accelerating in 2026 — driven by real infrastructure, not speculation. Here is the current price landscape, what's fueling growth, and where smart investors are looking next.

Everyone wants to know if Nigeria\u2019s real estate market is about to cool. The answer isn\u2019t simple.

A complete guide to Lagos property prices in 2026 — average purchase prices by area, rental costs across income segments, gross yields by corridor, and what buyers need to know before committing capital.

The MREIF mortgage reform reduced down payments from 20% to 10% and locked a fixed 9.75% interest rate. This changes everything for first-time buyers on a budget — here's exactly how it works, who qualifies, and which PropertyPro listings fit.

Lagos needs 227,576 new homes every year and falls far short. Rents hit 80%+ increases. The Dangote refinery adds demand. Here's the full picture of Lagos' housing deficit in 2026 — and what buyers and investors should do about it.