Why Property Verification Is Crucial When Buying Real Estate in Nigeria

Buying property in Nigeria without verification is like driving blindfolded — risky, dangerous, and potentially costly. Fraudsters, fake land agents, double sellers, and incorrect documentation are common traps. Verification protects your money and ensures legal ownership. 1. Verify Ownership at Land Registry This confirms: If litigation exists Who owns the land Whether the property is…

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How to Identify a Profitable Rental Property

Success in rental real estate depends heavily on selecting the right property. Many investors purchase buildings that look good aesthetically, yet fail to generate consistent rental income. A profitable rental property is defined by demand, low maintenance, location strength, and future value. 1. Strong Location & Tenant DemandIdeal locations include: These areas attract stable, long-term…

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Why Port Harcourt Is Quickly Becoming a Property Investment Hotspot in Nigeria

Port Harcourt—often called the “Energy Capital of Nigeria”—has always held strategic value due to its oil and gas industry. But in the last 5–7 years, the city has undergone a significant transformation. With new infrastructure, expanding commercial corridors, thriving hospitality demand, and an active diaspora buyer base, the real estate market has surged in ways…

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The Rising Demand for Luxury Apartments in Nigerian Cities

Introduction: A New Wave of Urban Luxury In the last decade, Nigeria’s urban property landscape has transformed dramatically. What used to be a market dominated by basic apartments, bungalows, and duplexes has evolved into a sophisticated arena with premium high-rise towers, smart homes, and fully serviced luxury apartments. Cities like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt…

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