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Implications of the United States' strategy to build urban hubs and harness the expansion of Nigerian cities

Posted on 22/06/2023 9:52 AM | by NaijaHouses

African urban settlements have the potential to accelerate infrastructure development, increase revenue collection, and improve service delivery by adopting innovative approaches to resource mobilization, forming alliances with strategic partners, and establishing specialized clusters for the provision of goods and services.

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Fuel Subsidy Removal in Nigeria: Impact on Real Estate

Posted on 21/06/2023 3:33 PM | by NaijaHouses

It is critical to consider how the Nigerian real estate market might be affected by the removal of subsidies in 2023 as the government moves toward economic reforms.

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Real estate experts: Plan a course for future prosperity.

Posted on 21/06/2023 2:53 PM | by NaijaHouses

Industry experts have projected that the Nigerian real estate sector will grow alongside the country’s anticipated overall Gross Domestic Product (GDP), buoyed by the reform policies of President Bola Tinubu, as well as increased investor confidence

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Your Gateway to Real Estate: Uncover Exciting Property Listings

Posted on 18/05/2023 3:51 PM | by NaijaHouses

Uncover your dream property with Naijahouses' extensive listings. Our user-friendly interface, advanced search tools, and expert guidance make your property search a breeze. Start exploring now!

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Understanding Closing Costs: Who Pays and Typical Expenses for Buyers and Sellers

Posted on 17/05/2023 2:23 PM | by NaijaHouses

It's important to note that closing costs are negotiable between buyers and sellers. While there are customary expectations, it's possible to discuss cost allocations and reach agreements that work for both parties. Clear communication during the negotiation process is key to establishing mutually beneficial arrangements.

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Home Decorating Tips for Sellers in the Nigerian Real Estate Market

Posted on 10/05/2023 4:10 PM | by NaijaHouses

Selling a home in Nigeria's competitive real estate market requires careful attention to detail and strategic home decorating. By following these home decorating tips tailored specifically for sellers, you can significantly enhance the appeal of your property. Neutralizing the color palette, decluttering, creating a welcoming entrance, highlighting key features, maximizing natural light, staging purposefully, and paying attention to details will make your home stand out to potential buyers. With these tips, you can create a visually appealing and inviting space that captures buyers' attention and increases the chances of a successful sale.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Choosing the Right Real Estate Company

Posted on 09/05/2023 2:16 PM | by NaijaHouses

Choosing the right real estate company for your property purchase is a decision that requires careful consideration. By examining the case study of "The MLS Properties," you can gain valuable insights into the factors that should influence your decision. Assessing the company's track record, market expertise, customer reviews, professional accreditations, and customer service, and seeking personal recommendations will enable you to make an informed choice. Conduct thorough research and evaluate each aspect to ensure a smooth and satisfactory buying experience.

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The Impact of Seasons on Real Estate May Be Greater Than You Realize.

Posted on 04/05/2023 12:47 PM | by NaijaHouses

Seasonality plays a significant role in the Nigerian real estate market, affecting both homebuyers and sellers. Understanding the specific factors that influence the local market is essential in comprehending the impact of seasonality on the housing market. Factors such as the school year and holidays can lead to fluctuations in supply and demand, with summer months being busier for moving while the holiday season sees fewer people moving.

Homebuyers can benefit from the seasonal trends by taking advantage of low-demand periods to secure a good deal. Winter months may present an opportunity for buyers to negotiate on pricing since there may not be as many offers from potential buyers. On the other hand, sellers may want to sell in a peak market when demand and pricing are high. However, if they do not need the proceeds from selling their home immediately, buying in the winter and selling in the spring can be a profitable strategy.

To make the most of seasonality in the Nigerian real estate market, homebuyers can consult with their real estate agents to understand market metrics and fluctuations in sales prices for each month. By comparing different months and years, buyers can identify peak and low-demand periods and make an informed decision on when to buy their new home. By purchasing during low-demand periods, buyers can save significant amounts of money and have a better equity position in their homes.

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Real Estate and Social Media: How Social Tools Are Being Used to Sell Properties.

Posted on 28/04/2023 1:41 PM | by NaijaHouses

In today's world, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, connect and share information. The real estate industry has also been greatly influenced by this trend, as more and more real estate professionals are now using social media to market their properties. In this article, we will explore how social tools are being used to sell real estate properties and how these trends are shaping the industry.

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The Rising Demand and Forecast of the Real Estate Market in Abuja.

Posted on 27/04/2023 4:14 PM | by NaijaHouses

"The real estate market in Abuja has been experiencing steady growth over the past few years. The city's growing population and the influx of people from different parts of the country have led to an increase in demand for housing, resulting in an uptick in property prices.

According to recent research by PropertyPro.ng, an online property marketplace in Nigeria, the average price of a three-bedroom apartment in Abuja increased by 0.48% from N32.43 million in Q3 2021 to N32.59 million in Q4 2021. Similarly, the average price of a four-bedroom apartment increased by 2.19% from N78.96 million in Q3 2021 to N80.72 million in Q4 2021."

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