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4 Proven Strategies to Get Your Land Sold Fast!
Are you tired of waiting for your land to sell? The frustration of watching your property linger on the market for months – or even years – can be overwhelming.…
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The Ultimate Guide to Buying Property in Nigeria: Best Cities for Real Estate Investment in 2024.
Nigeria's real estate market offers a wealth of opportunities for both local and international buyers. Whether you're a Nigerian in the diaspora, a foreign investor, or a local expert seeking…
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Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Phase 2: A New Opportunity for Investors?
The Nigerian government's decision to reopen bidding for the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Phase 2 project after rejecting Julius Berger's proposal has sparked fresh interest among investors. "We changed the elements of…
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10 Best Residential Estates in Lagos Island 2024.
Lagos Island, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning waterfront views, stands as one of Nigeria’s most sought-after locations. As the bustling heart of Lagos, it offers an unparalleled…
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Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect House Plans for Your Dream Home in Nigeria.
Building your dream home is an exciting journey that starts with selecting the right house plan. This crucial step can be challenging, especially if you are not familiar with construction.…
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Lagos State Government to Build Digital Rental Platform for Monthly Rent Payment
In a move to modernize and streamline the rental process for residents, the Lagos State Government has announced plans to develop a digital rental platform for monthly rent payments. This…
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Top 10 Most Expensive Neighborhoods for 3-Bedroom Apartments in Lagos in 2024
As Lagos continues to thrive as Nigeria’s bustling economic hub, the real estate market in the city sees constant evolution. Families and professionals alike seek spacious 3-bedroom flats for their…
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A Comprehensive Guide to Buying Land in Nigeria for Foreigners
foreigners can buy land in Nigeria, but there are certain nuances to be aware of. Unlike Nigerian citizens, foreigners cannot own land outright in Nigeria. Instead, they can obtain a 'leasehold' for a long period, typically 99 years. This leasehold arrangement allows foreigners to use the land as if they were the owner.
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5 Red Flags : How to Avoid Demolition Disaster in Lagos!
Lagos Property Pitfalls: Don't Let Your Dream Home Turn to Dust. Lagos, a city graced with beautiful skylines, a symbol of ambition and progress. But for some residents a cruel…
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Top 10 Residential Estates in Abuja for Unmatched Luxury Living.
Abuja, the captivating capital city of Nigeria, renowned for its hills and rocks, is home to over 3 million people and boasts some of the most sought-after residential estates in…