Builders want increased investment to achieve 70% infrastructure stock
To push its infrastructure stock from the present 30-35 percent to 70 percent, Nigeria needs to invest about $2.3 trillion...
- Wednesday, June 24, 2026
BusinessDay
To push its infrastructure stock from the present 30-35 percent to 70 percent, Nigeria needs to invest about $2.3 trillion...
Though the real estate sector is growing in Nigeria with significant growth to GDP, the growth does not represent the...
Rising costs induced by poor macro-economic conditions, especially inflation, high interest and exchange rates and rising building materials, are making...
The federal government says they are ready for the Sunday, July 9, 2023 reopening of the Eko and Apongbon Bridges...
Increasingly, pressure is mounting on businesses all over the world to step up progress towards achieving their sustainability targets by...
Investment interest in construction and real estate business in Lagos may suffer considerable set back following the decision of the...
It has been a long trek to the resolution of a dispute between Property World Africa Network (PWAN), a property...
It is estimated that over 60 percent of Nigeria’s total land area measuring 923,000 square kilometres are without formal titles,...
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has dissolved the Association of Facilities Management Pratitioners, Nigeria (AFMPN) following its failure to respond...
Gtext Homes, a frontline real estate developer, says it has a vision to develop 25,000 green and smart homes between...