Posted on 08/01/2021 8:27 AM | by NaijaHouses
The Chairman, MWFL, Mr. Sonnie Ayere, said the company is fully operational, and willing to support PMBs with short-term money market instruments towards creating mortgages, which would be refinanced by NMRC.
Read MorePosted on 05/01/2021 8:31 AM | by NaijaHouses
With the high cost of loans and non-availability of long-term funds for real estate projects, developers have evolved new options to meet the needs of prospective homeowners.
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Posted on 15/12/2020 7:59 AM | by NaijaHouses
Technology has stepped into the limelight even more during Covid-19 and is a huge part of what helps keep things running smoothly regardless of outside circumstances.
Read MorePosted on 09/12/2020 8:49 AM | by NaijaHouses
Due to the construction boom in Abuja and the recent down turn in the economy, Abuja is the perfect place to hunt for such properties: here you will find a number of uncompleted buildings scattered across the city.
Read MorePosted on 08/12/2020 9:41 AM | by NaijaHouses
According to him, professionals in housing sector should come to a round table and discuss issues that could help the federal government weather the storm and suggest new policy as the recessed economy would affect everyone.
Read MorePosted on 07/12/2020 11:07 AM | by NaijaHouses
In Nigeria REITs are traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). Similar to stocks and shares, REITs can be purchased and sold through licensed stockbrokers. Union Homes, Skye Shelter Fund and UPDC Real Estate Investment Trust are the main REITs in operation in Nigeria.
Read MorePosted on 09/10/2020 10:59 AM | by NaijaHouses
Investing in real estate in Nigeria has always been an excellent way to make money. Owning property has been a sign of wealth and status for centuries. In recent years, real estate investing has become even more popular. Across the world in emerging markets like Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya: there are a variety of different opportunities to invest.
Read MorePosted on 29/09/2020 8:25 AM | by NaijaHouses
Lifecycle analysis has also shown that wall coverings now last five times longer than paint, under normal usage conditions. Most wall coverings can retain their original beauty and performance characteristics for at least 10 years, whereas a painted surface must be cleaned more frequently to maintain its appearance and generally requires repainting approximately every three years. While the initial investment may be higher, choosing wall coverings over paint can result in a savings of not less than 30% or more over time.
Read MorePosted on 28/09/2020 1:00 PM | by NaijaHouses
As a result of the current pandemic, you’re likely to have spent more time at home and, consequently, found more and more things wrong with your house. Perhaps you’ve noticed the cracks on the walls, the empty space where the shelves were supposed to be constructed, or the outdated lampshades that will never come back into fashion?
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