CAPE metropolis – The modern global real estate and Transparency Index (GRETI) has shown an improvement for 10 of 15 African nations, led via Nigeria and Kenya, an industry expert has said. The index via economic and expert offerings company JLL has over the last many years become mounted because of the main industry benchmark for assessing market transparency.
London-primarily based JLL authentic Jeremy Kelly will gift the African bankruptcy of the GRETI to 600 of the continent’s main “Our aim on the summit can be to draw interest to the significance of recognized as a worldwide concept chief and advise for transparency and statistics across worldwide actual property markets, Kelly will lead discussions on the importance of statistics and transparency which can be vital in establishing market fitness and making higher choices.
He said whilst African countries upward motion in GRETI in 2014 and 2016 had been first-rate, those were often off a low base. Notwithstanding the incremental movement up the transparency ladder by means of the continent’s markets, the most encouraging thing of this year’s document become the extra extent and nice of records accumulated via African corporations including Sagaci research and estate intel, Kelly said.
Ordinary, we maintain to look advances made in areas inclusive of the fine and frequency of valuations throughout many markets in sub-Saharan Africa, whilst market information availability has additionally persisted to enhance for picking international locations and sectors such as logistics and inns. Africa’s younger populace, informality, and rapid increase make dimension challenging however dynamic, said Charles Ballard of Sagaci studies.
More youthful consumers have a tendency to be much less conservative and greater open to attempting new things the rapidity with which Kenyan customers adopted mobile cash is a top-notch instance of this fashion. Ahead-thinking and embracing the new era to drive information acquisition and improvement to enhance facts access and choice making is an area Africa can use to leap ahead of different markets.
Africa has a possibility at this factor to utilize blockchain for land registries or transactions, ‘smart’ homes and infrastructure for centers control or repair, or new database abilities for collaborative facts sharing among market participants to jumpstart the traditional strategies of enhancing marketplace statistics and constructing actual estate markets that are fit for the future.
The Lagos State Government, through the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA),...
3 days ago Read MoreThe Federal Government has expanded the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Road project to incorporate a direct...
9 days ago Read MoreThe Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has taken possession of Wadata Plaza, the...
17 days ago Read MoreDefaulters on FCT ground rent now have 14 days grace to pay up what they owe the FCT Administration...
17 days ago Read MoreUnprofessional practices by estate agents in major cities are significantly influencing the spike...
a month ago Read MoreA Real estate development firm, Lifecard International Investment Company, has revealed that many...
a month ago Read MoreDespite a fall in investment volumes from the 2021 peak, there is an ongoing desire for property...
a month ago Read MoreThe Lagos State government has advised the leadership of the Nigerian Institution of Estate...
a month ago Read MoreReal estate market dynamics such as construction cost, land, finance, government policies and taxes...
a month ago Read MoreEvent Set to Celebrate Managers Who Shape Careers and Drive Organizational Growth Business...
2 months ago Read MoreGlobal Leaders to Converge in Lagos for Landmark Event Driving Urban Innovation and...
2 months ago Read MoreIn a bold move to redefine affordable luxury housing, Nigerian real estate giant Gtext Holdings has...
3 months ago Read MoreIndustry Experts Urge Anti-Corruption Measures, Innovative Financing to Address Crisis By: Oche...
3 months ago Read MoreLAGOS, NIGERIA – Global real estate consultancy Knight Frank and UK developer Mount Anvil...
3 months ago Read MoreBy Oche Onum Lagos, Nigeria As Nigeria’s real estate sector braces for 2025, rapid...
3 months ago Read MoreBy Oche Onum Abuja, Nigeria In a landmark move to combat climate vulnerabilities in urban...
3 months ago Read MoreLAGOS, NIGERIA The Federal Government announced plans Wednesday to establish a Real Estate...
3 months ago Read MoreAccording to The Guardian's investigation, 70% of Nigerian states rely on manual land...
3 months ago Read MoreWhat is the Initiative? The Federal Government of Nigeria has unveiled an N100 billion private...
4 months ago Read MoreAbuja, Nigeria’s gleaming administrative capital, has long symbolized hope for migrants...
4 months ago Read More