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Is the Nigerian Government Doing Enough to Address the Housing Deficit for Low-Income Earners?
With over 20 million Nigerians lacking adequate shelter, the country’s housing deficit has become a quiet emergency—especially for low-income earners. While the government has launched several initiatives to bridge the gap, from mortgage schemes to affordable housing projects, the question remains: are these efforts reaching the people who need them most? This article takes a closer look at what’s working, what’s not, and what voices on the ground are saying about the future of housing in Nigeria.
The Nigerian Rental Crisis: Inflation, Greed, and Speculation
Rent prices in Nigeria are rising at an alarming rate, often surpassing the country’s already high inflation rate of around 30% annually. In some cases, tenants have reported rent hikes of 40% to 60%, with extreme instances of rent doubling within a year—often driven by speculation and landlord profiteering.
Start Your Own Real Estate Business or Join a Brokerage? Here's How to Decide
The real estate industry offers lucrative opportunities, but deciding whether to start your own business or join an established brokerage is a crucial choice. Both paths come with unique advantages and challenges, and the right decision depends on factors like experience, financial resources, and career goals.