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African business people shaking hands over a property agreement, illustrating estate-agent verification in Lagos

EFCC Pushes LASRERA for a Public Blacklist of Fake Agents (2026): What Buyers Should Do Now

The EFCC wants LASRERA to publish a denylist of fraudulent estate agents and developers. Good news — but don't wait for a list to protect yourself. Here's what to verify before you pay.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

Heap of crushed granite aggregate on a Nigerian building site, used for concrete when building a house

Cost Analysis Real estate

How Much Sand and Granite to Build a House in Nigeria (2026)

How much sand and granite you need to build a house in Nigeria in 2026 — tipper loads, per-ton prices in ₦ and $, and the waste factor most estimates ignore.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

Aerial view of the Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge and Lagos waterfront, a fast-growing Nigerian land corridor in 2026

Investment Location Guide

10 Fastest-Growing Areas to Buy Land in Nigeria (2026)

The 10 fastest-growing areas to buy land in Nigeria in 2026, ranked by the infrastructure actually driving prices — with current plot prices from ₦2M to ₦60M, in ₦ and $.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

Lagos's 2026 Blue Book: Land Fees Are Up — Lands of Nigeria land and title cover

Market Insight News

Lagos’s 2026 “Blue Book” Just Made Perfecting Land Costlier: What Buyers Should Do

Lagos's 2026 "Blue Book" raised official land valuations by up to 525%, pushing Governor's Consent and perfection costs sharply higher. Here's what it means and what buyers should do now.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

A house key and model home representing FMBN's 2026 diaspora NHF mortgage for Nigerians abroad

Investment News

FMBN Just Opened a 9% Diaspora Mortgage: What to Actually Do (2026)

FMBN launched its Diaspora NHF mortgage in London on Aug 7, 2026 — home loans for Nigerians abroad at 9%, applied for remotely. Who qualifies, the catch, and your next steps.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

Cost Analysis

How Much Does It Cost to Plaster a House in Nigeria? (2026)

Plastering a house in Nigeria in 2026 costs about ₦1,500–₦2,800 per square metre supplied and applied — roughly ₦0.95M–₦1.8M for a 3-bedroom bungalow. Full ₦ and $ breakdown, cement quantities, and the extras most quotes leave out.

Folagbade Daniel August 15, 2026

Cost Analysis News

Dangote’s $800M Cement Expansion (2026): Will It Actually Cut Building Costs?

Dangote signed an $800M deal to double its Itori cement plant. Great for supply — but will it lower the ₦12,000–₦15,000 bag price? The honest answer, and what builders should do now.

Folagbade Daniel August 10, 2026

Property documents and a pen on a wooden desk, representing the land title papers a Nigerian buyer must verify before paying

Investment Real estate

7 Documents to Demand Before You Pay for Land in Nigeria (2026)

The 7 documents every land buyer in Nigeria must collect and verify in 2026 — survey plan, CTC, deed of assignment, Governor's Consent and more, with 2026 costs in ₦ and $.

Folagbade Daniel August 10, 2026

House keys, cash and property documents on a table, representing the FMBN Diaspora NHF mortgage for Nigerians abroad buying homes in Nigeria

Investment News

FMBN’s Diaspora Mortgage Goes Live Today: What to Check Before You Sign Up (2026)

FMBN launched its Diaspora NHF Mortgage in London on August 7, 2026 — up to ₦50m at 9% over 15 years, 30% down. Here are the real terms and what to verify first.

Folagbade Daniel August 10, 2026

Rows of houses along a residential street in Nigeria, representing Renewed Hope affordable housing units selling in Lagos and Abuja in 2026

News Real estate

Renewed Hope Homes Are Selling in Lagos and Abuja (2026): How to Apply and What to Check

With 2,000+ Renewed Hope units nearing completion in Lagos and sales underway, here's how to actually apply, who qualifies, and the traps to avoid in 2026.

Folagbade Daniel August 10, 2026