INTRODUCTION For a long time, the Nigerian dream was simple: work hard, buy land, and build a home, but that dream is evolving. Across Lagos, Abuja, and other major cities, a new demographic is reshaping the real estate market, young Nigerians who prefer renting to owning. They are ambitious, mobile, tech-driven, and less interested in...
INTRODUCTION In real estate, one rule remains constant, people rent where life happens. And in Nigeria’s urban centers, life increasingly happens around universities and tech hubs. These two ecosystems: academic and innovation have quietly become the strongest forces shaping rental demand, especially on the Lagos Mainland. 1. The Silent Power of Proximity Students need housing...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 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...
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...
