Terra Properties, a prominent real estate developer, has recently joined the ongoing efforts aimed at bridging the gap in the marketing and sales of properties within Nigeria.

 With a housing deficit estimated at 28 million units in 2023 and a rapidly growing population projected to reach 223.8 million, the need for affordable housing solutions remains paramount.

Interest rates play a crucial role in the Nigerian real estate market, significantly affecting the decisions of prospective homebuyers. Understanding how interest rates impact home buying is essential for both buyers and real estate professionals.

Real estate disputes can be complex and emotionally charged, often involving significant investments and personal stakes. Whether you're a property owner, tenant, landlord, or real estate professional, it's essential to know how to resolve these disputes effectively and efficiently

Building a standard house in Nigeria involves careful planning, adherence to regulations, and proper execution of construction activities.

Nigeria, often referred to as the "Giant of Africa," boasts a diverse culture, a thriving economy, and a growing population. However, beneath the surface, the country grapples with a significant challenge: low housing accessibility. Despite its economic potential and rich resources, a large portion of Nigeria's population faces difficulties in accessing adequate housing. 

In major cities, there is a mounting challenge of finding adequate space to store goods, driven by importers and logistics companies stockpiling merchandise to hedge against inflation and volatile exchange rates. Retailers, e-commerce businesses, and distributors of major manufacturing firms are all accumulating goods as a precautionary measure to ensure uninterrupted inventory supply and sustain profitability.

The luxury real estate market in Nigeria has faced significant challenges recently, including stricter government regulations and economic factors. Highly coveted locations such as Banana Island, Ikoyi, Victoria Island, and Lekki in Lagos have traditionally been the top choices for luxury real estate, offering modern high-rise apartments, extravagant mansions, luxury condominiums, and high-end retail establishments, catering to high net worth individuals and expatriates.

Renting a property as a single individual can be an exciting and liberating experience. Whether you're a young professional starting your career, a student seeking off-campus housing, or simply looking for a change of scenery, the rental market offers a diverse range of options to suit your needs. 

Nestled to the east of Nigeria's capital city, Abuja, lies the bustling town of New Karu, a prominent feature within Nasarawa State. Serving as the administrative headquarters of the Karu Local Government Area (LGA), one of the 13 LGAs comprising Nasarawa State, New Karu has a rich history and plays a pivotal role in the region's economic landscape.