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Capital Gains Tax on Selling Land in Nigeria (2026): What You Owe Now
Sell a plot or a house in Nigeria in 2026 and the profit is taxed on a sliding scale from 0% to 25%, not the old flat 10%. The first…
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Flood-Prone Areas in Lagos (2026) — and How to Check Any Plot Before You Buy
The Lagos areas named in the September 2026 flood alert, what NiHSA's outlook says about the rest of the state, and a plot-level checklist you can run before paying for land or a house.
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Most Expensive Places to Buy Land in Nigeria (2026): Ranked by Price per sqm
Nigeria's priciest land in 2026, ranked per square metre. Banana Island tops it at ₦4.7M–₦9M/sqm — and five of the top six are in Lagos, not Abuja.
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Biggest Shopping Malls in Nigeria (2026): The Top 10 by Size
Nigeria's 10 biggest shopping malls ranked by gross leasable area. Tinapa leads at 80,000 m², Jabi Lake at 26,479 m² — plus what a mall does to property nearby.
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Top 10 Property Developers in Nigeria (2026): Ranked by Completed Units
Nigeria's 10 largest property developers in 2026, ranked by disclosed completed units — Mixta leads with 23,000. Plus how to verify any developer before you pay.
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Lagos Land Is Getting Scarce and Pricey: What It Means Outside Ikoyi and VI
Lagos land scarcity is pushing homes skyward and prime plots past $1M for 507sqm (Sept 2026). Skip the panic — here's what a normal or diaspora buyer should actually do, with real corridor prices in ₦ and $.
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Lagos Rents Jumped 80–120% While Wages Rose 7–9% (2026): What a Renter Should Do
New GTI Capital research shows Lagos rents rose 80–120% from 2024–2026 while wages grew just 7–9%, with rent eating up to 97% of some incomes. Here's the calm buyer's escape route.
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Lagos Needs ₦6 Trillion a Year to Fix Its Housing Gap (2026): What a Buyer Should Do
New GTI Capital research says Lagos needs ₦6 trillion a year to close a 3.4 million-unit housing deficit. Here's the calm buyer's translation — why prices stay supported, and what to actually do.
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Nigeria’s Real Estate Hits $2 Trillion (2026): What It Actually Means for a Buyer
Nigeria's property market is projected at $2.4–$2.8 trillion in 2026. Here's what that headline actually means for an ordinary buyer — and why most of that value is 'dead capital.'
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Analysts Warn of a Nigerian Property Correction (2026): What a Buyer Should Actually Do
A top Lagos analyst warned in August 2026 that oversupply could trigger a property correction in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Here's the calm buyer's translation — and what to actually do.