Real Estate
Niger Flooding Real Estate Crisis: Lives Lost, Futures Drowned
The 2025 Niger flooding real estate disaster is not just a weather event—it’s a warning. As Mokwa reels from one of the worst floods in Nigeria’s recent history, over 200 lives are gone, 1,000 people are still missing, and the damage to homes, land, and livelihoods is catastrophic.
This isn’t just a natural disaster—it’s the cost of neglect.
Urban Chaos Meets Climate Reality
Niger State sits downstream of major dams—Kainji, Jebba,...
Green Earth Real Estate: Building Hope in a Warming World
Green Earth real estate isn’t just an architectural concept—it’s a movement. A climate lifeline. And on World Environment Day, it’s more urgent than ever.
Around the world, homes, cities, and skylines are becoming ground zero in the fight for our planet. From Lagos to London, bold new blueprints are rewriting what it means to build sustainably—and equitably.
What Green Earth Real Estate Looks Like in Action
In the heart of Lagos Lagoon, the Makoko Floating School...
Villagers Take On Big Sugar in Landmark Malawi Real Estate Lawsuit
In a powerful stand for climate justice, villagers from Chikwawa District in southern Malawi are taking Illovo Sugar—one of Africa’s largest sugar producers—to court. At the heart of the Malawi flood real estate lawsuit is a claim that the company’s embankments worsened the impact of Cyclone Ana in 2022, diverting floodwaters into nearby communities.
The flooding destroyed homes, claimed lives, and displaced hundreds. Now, these residents are pushing back, demanding...
Inside Africa’s Green Housing Boom: A New Era of Real Estate
Africa’s green housing boom is more than a trend—it’s a movement reshaping how the continent thinks about real estate, the environment, and urban growth. From Accra to Kigali, a wave of climate-smart housing is transforming skylines and turning eco-conscious living into a practical, scalable reality.
Green Housing Boom in Africa Sparks Real Estate Innovation
Sustainable real estate projects are springing up across Africa with bold intent. In Ghana, Appolonia City has...
Makoko Floating Real Estate: A Blueprint for Climate-Ready Cities
In Lagos’s sprawling lagoon district, Makoko’s real estate is rewriting the playbook on urban survival. Once written off as an informal settlement prone to floods, this waterfront community is now pioneering amphibious real estate—homes that rise and fall with the tides, proving that resilience can come from the most unexpected places.
Why Makoko’s Floating Real Estate Designs Matter
First off, Makoko’s real estate flood risk isn’t just an...
Neom’s Green Vision: Innovation or Environmental Risk?
Neom, Saudi Arabia’s $500 billion smart city, is making waves as a beacon of futuristic living. Marketed as a zero-carbon metropolis powered entirely by renewable energy, it’s being hailed as a revolutionary model for sustainable urban development. But behind the shimmering vision lies a growing debate: how green is it really?
At the heart of Neom lies The Line—a 170-kilometer linear city set to host nine million people, with no roads, no cars, and a promise of zero...
Lagos is Turning the Real Estate Tide on Flooding Through Smarter Architecture
Lagos, Nigeria’s coastal powerhouse, is staring down an escalating climate crisis. Rising seas, heavy rains, and failing drainage are no longer future threats—they’re here. But Lagos isn’t backing down. It's rising above—literally.
As flooding worsens, a new generation of architects and developers are championing flood-resistant, eco-smart real estate. From stilt houses to floating schools and homes with rain gardens, Lagos is reimagining what it means to live...
England’s 2027 Solar Panel Mandate
England’s 2027 solar panel mandate makes solar power mandatory on all new homes, driving green real estate forward. This landmark decision reflects the country’s intensifying push to decarbonize its energy systems and embrace green real estate development as a frontline tool in the fight against climate change.
For homeowners, the solar panel mandate England 2027 offers real financial benefits. Experts estimate solar panels could cut annual energy bills by over £1,000....
How Climate Change Is Reshaping Real Estate Value in the U.S.
As climate change intensifies, it's not just polar ice caps and weather patterns being affected—the U.S. real estate market is now staring down a staggering $1.47 trillion in potential losses, and homeowners in high-risk zones are feeling the heat.
When Jennifer, a longtime Florida resident, tried to renew her home insurance policy this year, she was hit with a 300% increase in premiums. Her waterfront home, once seen as a retirement dream, had now become a liability. “I...
Enugu's Lion Business Park MoU to Boost 9th Mile Real Estate Growth
Something big is happening in 9th Mile, Enugu and smart investors are super happy, while prospective investors are paying close attention.
His Excellency, Governor Peter Mbah has inked a high-stakes Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lion Business Park Limited to establish a world-class industrial and commercial hub within the Enugu Industrial Park Free Trade Zone. This isn’t just another government announcement—it’s the start of a full-scale industrial awakening...
Lagos Real Estate: Assembly Tackles Arbitrary Rent Hikes
In what happens to be a bold move that could bring relief to millions of tenants, the Lagos State House of Assembly has called on the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice to enforce the full implementation of the Lagos Tenancy Law of 2015. This directive comes amid the growing public outcry over arbitrary rent increases by landlords across the state, especially in densely populated areas like Ikeja, Surulere, Yaba, Lekki, and Ikorodu, even so, in such a time as this where citizens...
Nigeria’s Soaring Rents: A Real Estate Housing Crisis
Nigeria’s urban residents are facing a housing affordability crisis like never before. Over the past year or two, rents in major cities have doubled, pricing out millions of people and placing significant strain on lots of working-class families. With a 28-million-unit housing deficit, the gap between supply and demand has widened to alarming levels—fuelled by inflation, tax hikes, economic instability, and sluggish construction activity.
What exactly drives Unaffordable Housing?...
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