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Analysis of expected drivers of construction sector growth in Nigeria following pandemic-era contraction, with emphasis on government infrastructure priorities.

Oxford Business Group examines Nigeria's real estate sector recovery following pandemic impacts, highlighting government efforts to attract private investment through economic diversification initiatives.

Analysis of how changing consumer lifestyles and pandemic-driven social trends have accelerated demand for mixed-use developments in Nigeria's real estate market.

Analysis of how Nigeria's infrastructure development and public housing demand are driving adoption of local and alternative building materials to reduce construction costs.

Oxford Business Group examines Nigeria's construction and real estate sector recovery post-pandemic, highlighting government financing schemes and market rebound dynamics.

Analysis of rental yield performance across Lagos residential markets, comparing investment returns in Ikoyi and Lekki corridor neighbourhoods.

A luxury real estate firm expands its operations in Lagos, signaling growth in the local high-end property market.

Analysis of Nigeria's prime office market in the first half of 2026, examining oversupply conditions and declining effective demand.

Cruxstone Development and Investment Limited opened Nautica Beach Resort in December 2025 and is repositioning it as a mixed-use destination.
Overview of development and infrastructure activity within the Lekki Free Trade Zone, a 16,500-hectare modern district in southeastern Nigeria, including Dangote Refinery-related infrastructure.
The Nigeria Revenue Service has inaugurated its new headquarters building in Abuja at a cost of ₦39.2 billion ($233 million).

Lango Real Estate agreed to acquire a four-mall African retail portfolio -- Accra Mall, Kumasi City Mall and West Hills Mall in Ghana, plus Ikeja City Mall in Lagos, Nigeria -- from South African-listed REITs Hyprop Investments and Attacq, in a $200 million attributable-value deal funded via a share issuance to the vendors plus partial debt financing arranged by RMB. The transaction takes Lango's managed portfolio to roughly $875 million across Ghana, Zambia, Nigeria and Angola.