June 2023

Despite the benefits of ease of doing business in the real estate sector, more than 60% of Nigeria’s 923,000 square kilometers of land and owners are without titles due to the Certificate of Occupancy (C-of-O) process and other cumbersome documentation.   The Guardian Newspaper reported that inefficient procedures for registration and grant of land use rights have negatively impacted development progress…Read More→

Real estate surrounds you wherever you go, whether it’s homes, offices, stores, hotels, warehouses, or educational or healthcare institutions. All of these structures are the product of property development. Property developers essentially build the world around us, shaping and transforming the places where we live and work.   In this article, we’ll look at what

Real estate investing is a prominent topic all around the world, including Nigeria. With a growing population and a growing middle class, Nigeria’s real estate industry is becoming increasingly appealing to both domestic and foreign investors. However, real estate in Nigeria, like any other investment option, has its own set of benefits and cons that

Nigeria, one of Africa’s and the world’s most renowned countries, not only has the largest economy, but it is also the most populous, with over 213 million people. As a result of the aforementioned, there is an ever-increasing demand for real estate and infrastructure products and services. Furthermore, the World Bank revealed via its World Bank

If you are a land owner and do not have proper land title, you need to legalize your land urgently. A Certificate of Occupancy proves that the building or land complies with the plans and specifications submitted and approved by the local government. However, a title certificate is what makes you the legal owner of the land on which