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Plans are underway to develop an 800-unit workers' housing estate in Ebonyi State, with funding support from the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) through a Public-Private Partnership arrangement.
The National Homeownership Fund (NHF) is expanding its affordable housing interventions through strategic partnerships, district housing projects and innovative financing initiatives to increase access to decent homes for Ghanaian workers and families.
President John Dramani Mahama has said the first 700 units of the long-delayed Saglemi Housing Project will be ready for commissioning by March 2027, as the redevelopment of the 5,000-unit estate advances.
The Federal Government has started building 250 housing units for civil servants in Dukpa, Gwagwalada, Abuja, under a partnership between the housing ministry and the Head of the Civil Service office.
The Group Managing Director of Haldane McCall Plc, Edward Akinlade, says lower-cost financing, better infrastructure and simpler land and tax policies are needed to unlock investment in Nigeria's real estate and hospitality sectors.
International Housing Solutions Kenya says expensive financing and tax uncertainty are slowing the country's affordable housing push, as it unveils a Sh1 billion, 240-unit development in Tilisi.
Nigeria's 14.9 million-unit housing deficit is pushing policymakers and developers toward incremental housing, cooperatives, rent-to-own and public-private partnerships, as experts warn affordability, finance and infrastructure gaps still block scale.
Kenya’s National Social Security Fund is reviving a long-delayed plan to transform 1,000 acres in Mavoko into a mixed-use urban centre. The proposed development could include homes, commercial space, light industry, warehouses and hospitality facilities.
New roads and landmark infrastructure under the FCT Administration are unlocking peripheral districts like Katampe, Guzape, and Apo, but resulting land speculation and steep rent hikes are pricing out small businesses and middle-income residents.