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The Statistic Everyone Quotes You have heard it a thousand times: Nigeria’s housing gap is 17–20 million units.It’s the statistic that floats through conferences, policy papers, and dinner-table debates.But here’s what most people don’t tell you; behind that number is a reality that has nothing to do with counting houses and everything to do with...

In a country beaming with ambition, resilience, and economic potential, the Nigerian Dream remains deeply rooted in one enduring aspiration: homeownership. Despite inflation, shifting market trends, and the rise of digital assets, owning a home in Nigeria in 2025 is still considered the gold standard of investment and at Flinx Realty, we believe that dream...

INTRODUCTION Lagos Mainland has always been the soul of Nigeria’s commercial capital. From the academic energy of Yaba to the cultural heartbeat of Surulere, the mainland blends heritage with growth. But in today’s fast-changing property market, not every developer can deliver homes and investments that truly capture this spirit. This is where Flinx Realty stands...

Lagos real estate investment opportunities are shifting fast. With the rollout of the Lagos Blue Line Rail, there is more than convenience at stake. Whole neighborhoods on the Lagos Mainland are being revalued, renters are reconsidering where to live, and investors are rethinking strategies. What exactly is happening, and what does it mean for landlords,...

In Lagos real estate and lifestyle conversations, two names often spark debate: Lekki and Yaba. Both locations attract different crowds, yet each has its own irresistible appeal. The question for many investors and residents alike is simple: Which makes more sense.   Luxury apartments in Lekki or Yaba’s cash flow? Lekki Real Estate: The Magnet of...

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning property in Lagos but found the high costs discouraging, co-ownership might just be the solution you’ve been waiting for. At Flinx Realty, we’re committed to helping more Nigerians access real estate opportunities without breaking the bank. One of the innovative ways we’re making this happen is through co-ownership. So,...

When it comes to buying property in Lagos or renting, most people focus only on the advertised price. The reality is that beyond rent or purchase cost, there are hidden expenses that can quickly eat into your budget. Understanding these hidden costs upfront will save you from financial surprises and ensure your real estate investment...

Introduction For years, many young Nigerians have been told that building wealth in this country is nearly impossible unless you have connections or get lucky. But that belief isn’t entirely true. Wealth building in Nigeria isn’t a myth. It’s maths. With the right, simple, intentional math, you can build wealth in Nigeria. The truth is:...

INTRODUCTION Real estate in Lagos isn’t getting cheaper; the prices can feel out of reach, especially if you’re a first-time investor still finding your financial footing. That’s where co-ownership comes in. If the idea of owning property seems out of reach due to high costs, co-ownership offers a smart alternative. WHAT IS CO-OWNERSHIP Co-ownership simply...

Introduction Let’s be honest; having money in Nigeria feels like trying to hold water with your hands. No matter how hard you try, the value just keeps dripping away and slipping away, all thanks to inflation. Even your go-to lunch spot doesn’t give you the same quantity anymore. Meanwhile, that money you’ve been stacking? Quietly...

Oga Chinedu’s story is one every Nigerian hustler can relate to. After years of saving and dodging “urgent 2k” requests from cousins, he finally bought a 3-bedroom flat in Surulere in 2022. The property was his pride, but Chinedu wasn’t one to sit on his oars. He wanted more, another property to secure his family’s...

Everywhere you turn these days, from WhatsApp groups to Twitter threads, someone is talking about investments. While one person is bragging about buying Tesla shares on Risevest, another is showing off a plot of land they just secured in Surulere. So, let’s break it down: Should young Nigerians, especially Gen Z, invest in real estate...

Introduction If you are an investor and wish to buy or sell your property in Lagos, July will be the most advantageous month for you. This is because there are currently three main trends driving transformational activities within the real estate sector. Therefore, if you want to succeed as a seller or buyer, then staying...

Introduction As Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos continues to lead the country’s real estate evolution with a mix of cultural vibrancy, infrastructure expansion, and increasing demand from homebuyers and investors. With rising property values and new projects reshaping the city’s landscape, the second half of 2025 presents strategic opportunities across several key neighborhoods. Whether you’re a...

INTRODUCTION In a world where everything is going digital, it’s no surprise that real estate in Nigeria is getting a social media makeover. From short-let apartments in Lekki to newly built duplexes in Surulere, properties are no longer just being advertised; they are filmed and shared. And at the heart of this new wave is...

INTRODUCTION Real estate in Lagos has always been dynamic, but 2025 has a different steeze and composure entirely. One can’t tell between data and real estate prices, which are skyrocketing faster. In nearly every major hub across the country, especially in emerging hotspots, the prices of properties are multiplying. For existing and prospective property owners,...

A New Generation, A New Kind of Investor The first time I wanted to get into primary was in 1996, and I couldn’t get in. Guess why not… because my right hand couldn’t go over my head to my left ear. I was denied education. I had to go back home for another year. Not...

Introduction There’s a special kind of magic in receiving the keys to a new home. For most, it’s the final chapter in a long journey, months of viewings, paperwork, decisions, and maybe even a few sleepless nights. And yet, when it comes to the actual handover, it often feels more like a transaction than a...