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Nigerian investors have risen to second place among foreign nationalities owning buy-to-let companies in the UK, marking a significant expansion of Nigeria’s presence in Britain’s rental property market. The shift highlights the growing investment capacity of the Nigerian diaspora and raises questions about where similar capital could be directed within Nigeria’s own housing market.
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Nigerian Investors Rise to Second in UK Buy-to-Let Ownership
Nigerian nationals have risen to second place among foreign nationalities owning buy-to-let companies in the United Kingdom, reflecting the growing economic and property investment capacity of the Nigerian diaspora.
Anambra Gives Landowners December 31 Deadline to Recertify C of Os
The Anambra State Government has given holders of old Certificates of Occupancy (C of Os) until December 31, 2026, to recertify their documents and have their property records captured in the Anambra State Geographic Information System (ANAMGIS).
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Lagos Developers Face Rising Regulatory Costs as Building Charges Approach 30%
Regulatory and approval-related expenses associated with building projects in Lagos are approaching 30% of total project costs in some cases, according to built-environment professionals quoted by Nairametrics. The costs extend beyond the initial planning permit and include professional documentation, construction authorisation, inspections, testing, certification and other compliance requirements.
South-South Property Prices Rise as $1bn Port Upgrade Drives Land Demand
Property prices and demand for land are rising across parts of Nigeria’s South-South as the Federal Government’s $1 billion Port Modernisation Programme increases expectations of stronger economic and commercial activity around major maritime corridors.
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NREIT Profit Surges 328% to N6.05bn, Declares N1.72 Per Unit Distribution
Nigeria Real Estate Investment Trust (NREIT) recorded a sharp increase in profitability in the first half of 2026, with pre-tax profit rising 328.17% year-on-year to N6.05 billion from N1.41 billion in the corresponding period of 2025.
FG Urges Manufacturers to Leverage ECOWAS Trade Scheme to Expand Exports
The Federal Government has urged Nigerian manufacturers and businesses to take advantage of the ECOWAS Trade Liberalisation Scheme (ETLS) to expand exports, access new West African markets and increase production.
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