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Fresh assessments of Nigeria’s housing sector in 2026 show that the combination of persistently high construction costs and weak new supply is further deepening the country’s housing challenges. Despite ongoing policy attention and private sector activity, the gap between housing need and actual delivery remains wide. The result is continued pressure on prices, limited options […]

With commercial bank lending rates remaining elevated, many property buyers and developers are exploring alternative ways to fund acquisitions and projects. In 2026, co-investment models — also known as shared-equity or joint investment structures — are gaining increased attention as a practical option. These arrangements allow multiple parties to pool capital, share ownership, and divide […]

Beyond colour, the paint industry in 2026 is placing stronger focus on functional performance. Homeowners want finishes that not only look good but also clean easily, resist daily wear, and stay presentable longer in real family homes. This practical shift is shaping product development and buyer choices. What “Functional” Means for Everyday Interiors Improved CleanabilitySurfaces […]

In 2026, industry discussions are looking more closely at the environmental footprint of the ingredients used in paint. While low-VOC and cleaner formulas remain important, there is also growing interest in how raw materials and overall product longevity influence long-term impact. Key Points in the Current Discussion Ingredient Choices MatterThe type of resins, binders, and […]

Rising property prices across major Nigerian cities are drawing increased attention to the roles played by brokers, property flippers and short-let operators. As asking prices and transaction values remain elevated, questions are being raised about how these market participants influence affordability, supply availability and overall market dynamics in 2026. While each group performs legitimate functions, […]