Nigeria’s housing market is evolving within a broader spread of infrastructure expansion. Across the country’s six geopolitical regions, new road corridors, energy projects, and urban renewal programmes are reshaping where residential demand concentrates. This report provides a data-driven analysis of property prices and yields across states in Nigeria. Click here to download the full report!
The maiden Prime Residential Price Index 2025 provides a detailed analysis of property price movements across selected prime locations in Lagos and Abuja between 2024 and 2025. This report tracks changes in both rental and sale prices for houses and flats, offering an overview on market trends, performance, and patterns. The index highlights how residential […]
The South-South property market shows clear price differences across states. Rivers State sits at the top as the premium residential market. Bayelsa State records the lowest prices and remains the most budget-friendly option. Akwa Ibom State, led by Uyo, offers a middle ground for buyers seeking a balance between cost and quality. These differences are […]
In the South-South, Rivers State sets the ceiling, while land prices tell a very different story across the region. Market Overview Property prices in South-South Nigeria show strong contrasts by state and property type. Rivers State clearly dominates the market, while land values range from low-cost entry points to a small number of premium locations. […]
Mobolaji Johnson Estate is not a mixed residential market by chance. Its housing pattern is clearly defined, and it shows in how people live, buy, and invest across the estate. Market Overview Mobolaji Johnson Estate has a clear residential structure. Terraced houses make up about 47% of all properties, making them the dominant housing type […]
In North-Central Nigeria, Abuja sits in a class of its own. Property prices in the Federal Capital Territory are not just higher. They are dramatically higher than every neighbouring state. Market Headline Abuja tops the North-Central property market by a wide margin. These figures place Abuja far ahead of all surrounding states in both house […]
Across South-East Nigeria, annual rents for 3-bedroom flats range between ₦1.3 million and ₦3.5 million. Rental levels vary by state and city, with the highest rents recorded in Enugu, Anambra, and Ebonyi, and the lowest in Abia. These differences reflect variations in infrastructure, housing supply, economic activity, and tenant demand across the region. Regional Pricing […]
Discover why Enugu has the most expensive property market in South-East Nigeria, with average home prices reaching ₦180M. Compare property values across the region.
Few fiscal reforms in recent years have garnered as much attention as the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025. What began as a technical attempt at consolidating Nigeria’s fragmented tax statutes has evolved into a structural reset with far-reaching implications for businesses, investors, and households. For the real estate sector, the Act is not merely another […]
In the wake of President Trump’s announcement of a universal 10% baseline tariff on all imports into the United States, many countries, particularly across the Global South, were thrown into a state of economic uncertainty. Nigeria, facing a 14% reciprocal tariff on its non-oil exports to the US, finds itself exposed to the ripple effects […]
