Real Estate Trends and Economic Impact: Lessons from Detty December
The implication of “Detty December” goes beyond the music, parties, and cultural festivities, Detty December also has significant impact on Real Estate in Nigeria. This article explores the trends and economic impact of this unique season and the lessons real estate stakeholders can draw from it.
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The festive season in Nigeria, popularly referred to as "Detty December," is synonymous with celebrations, a surge in social events, and an influx of Nigerians in the diaspora returning home to reconnect with their roots. Beyond the music, parties, and cultural festivities, Detty December also has significant impact on Real Estate in Nigeria
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