This article discusses the key factors driving the rapid growth of real estate in Nigerian cities, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Ibadan. It highlights how urbanization, a growing middle class, diaspora investments, infrastructure development, foreign direct investment, and technology (PropTech) are fueling the demand for residential and commercial properties. The article also explores the rise of short-term rentals and tourism-related real estate, positioning real estate as one of the most promising sectors in Nigeria's economy despite existing challenges.

This article offers a practical guide to understanding the Land Use Act and what it means for everyday Nigerians looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate. Whether you're dealing with bare land, developed property, or communal land, understanding this law is critical to avoiding setbacks and securing lasting ownership.

This article explores the top neighborhoods to invest in land and property in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city, as of 2025. It highlights key areas such as Jabi, Gwarinpa, Lokogoma, Lugbe, Katampe, Kubwa, Guzape, and Asokoro Extension, discussing their unique advantages for real estate development. From luxury estates and diplomatic residences to affordable housing and commercial spaces, each location offers distinct opportunities for investors, developers, and homebuyers

This guide will walk you through essential steps to choosing the right property, from financial planning to property evaluation and how PREXmarket's intelligent real estate algorithm can simplify the process for you.

Understanding the various financing options available in Nigeria can help you make informed decisions when purchasing land, a house, or commercial real estate.

Technological advancements are now providing solutions to mitigate fraud and enhance transparency in real estate transactions. This article explores how innovation is reshaping the Nigerian property market and safeguarding investments.