Selling your home doesn’t have to be a long and complex process. And from our experience, we know that there are certain aspects that can speed things along. So, here are our top 10 tips to sell your property quickly. There are many things you can do to speed up your sale and following these tips may help you along the way. 1. Always Be ready to sell The majority of buyers will be in a chain (i.e....
The number of property developers starting construction in the Lagos mainland have tumbled by 80 per cent, following a major shift in Nigeria’s residential demand by the young professionals. The shift was occasioned by large number of young professionals, 60 per cent of whom are within their first three years of employment coupled with the high rate of urbanization, leading to a surge in the demand...
Osborne Foreshore Estate residents have contested moves by Lagos State Government to convert the area reserved for recreational centre into a courthouse and jetty. The residents in a suit filed at the Lagos High Court, TBS division, contended that the proposal to build a courthouse in the residential area is dangerous to their lives. Justice Toyin Oyekan-Abdulaahi had on Monday, December 21, 2020,...
The Eko Atlantic project is located on a 10 million square meters of land, adjacent to Victoria Island and Lekki. The city is protected by the great Wall of Lagos with a height of nine metres above the sea level, length of 85 kilometres, and width of 46 kilometres. Frame noted that the city would serve as the first green and smart city in Nigeria given the huge investment in technology and green...
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) administration has unfolded a new scheme that would enable property owners to regularise their title documents. The proposed scheme, known as Accelerated Area Council and Sectional Titles Re-Issuance Scheme (AACSTRIS), will prepare titleholders for the issuance of statutory Rights of Occupancy and Certificates of Occupancy (C of O), which are bankable...
After last year’s unpredictability, hopes are high for Nigeria’s real estate as the luxury segment of the market is showing a slight recovery; with significant lifestyle changes in both work, home, and play. The Guardian learnt that the affluent have continued to realign their priorities to spend more on real estate to provide their families a sense of security, health, safety, and privacy. For the...
