The investor’s dilemma: Navigating risks and rewards in Nigeria’s real estate market

    Opinion | Sep 02, 2024    
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Investors face a challenging landscape in Nigeria's real estate market, where risks and rewards intertwine amidst economic shifts and regulatory changes. As the market evolves, driven by urbanisation and technological advances, investors find themselves at a crossroads, evaluating potential gains against looming challenges. Close observations show that Nigeria is undergoing rapid urban development, accompanied by technological breakthroughs that create fertile ground for real estate investment. The growing demand for residential properties, particularly in well-planned urban areas, reflects a population boom in cities. Concepts like smart cities and sustainable development are gaining traction, offering investors opportunities to align their strategies with these emerging trends. The rise of smart homes, eco-friendly developments, and proptech solutions opens up new avenues for exploration and profit in Nigeria’s evolving real estate market.

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