Products target reduction in home accidents

Business Development Manager, No-Slips Limited, an authorized National distributor of Sure-Steps anti-slip products in Nigeria, Victor Kalu (left), Director of the company, Henry Agbebire,, Executive Chairman, No-Slips Limited, Charles Igbinidu and Authorised Service Partner, Chris Oloko, at the unveiling of Sure-Steps anti-slip products in Lagos .. recently

Lagos State Government Announces Date for the Construction of 4th Mainland Bridge

The state Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, gave the assurance in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos.

FHA, ICPC in N236b eight cities’ diaspora housing scheme

In what could be the most ambitious public sector- led initiative to tackle the overwhelming housing crisis facing the country, two top federal agencies are driving a major new residential scheme targeted to yield a total of 15,680 housing units by 2018.

Lagos generates N20 billion in land administration

In spite of the challenging financial crisis in the country and its attendant effect on businesses, the Lagos State government has announced a revenue performance of N20.7 billion from land administrations in the last one-year.

Future of estate surveying, valuation practice is bright

From tomorrow, estate surveyors will converge on Imo State for their 47th annual conference, to acquaint the government and public with the peculiar roles of the profession in the economic development of the country. The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers president, Dr. Bolarinde Patunola-Ajayi, spoke with Property & Environment Editor, Chinedum Uwaegbulam on how it plans to expand its contribution to the society in terms of housing, research, and education.

Firm targets diaspora investments in real estate sector

To bridge the gap between the real estate developers and potential investors, a Nigerian firm has taken a bold step to attract investment outside the country.

FMBN boosts housing in seven states with 1,500 units

Amid concerns that a yearly rural-urban migration of over 5 per cent requires 720,000 housing units annually to fill the nation’s housing deficit, Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) has uploaded 1,500 housing units into the property market.