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Farmland values are climbing rapidly across Nigeria as investors and developers compete for land on urban fringes. Analysts say speculation and fast urban expansion are turning agricultural land into a real estate asset class.
A new development in Abuja is betting big on the future of “live-work-play” cities. The Jabi Prime Hub aims to reshape how residents and investors experience urban real estate in Nigeria’s capital.
You can now buy an entire private nature reserve in South Africa for R145 million. The deal includes thousands of hectares of protected land—and a full ecosystem of wildlife already in place.
Investment in new residential homes has fallen sharply, signaling deeper stress in South Africa’s housing market. Developers are pulling back fast as demand, financing, and confidence weaken at the same time.
Luxury rents across Africa are climbing faster than many markets can absorb. In major cities, premium tenants are now competing for a limited pool of high-end housing.
South Africa’s wealthiest investors are accelerating their property purchases at an unprecedented pace. In just one year, their activity more than doubled, signaling a major shift in how high-net-worth capital is moving.
Ghanaians abroad are flooding developers with enquiries about a new luxury estate in the Akwapim Hills. The project highlights how diaspora capital is increasingly shaping Ghana’s high-end property market.
A Lagos-based PropTech firm is lowering the barriers to property ownership with fractional investing and digital real estate tools. The model reflects a growing shift toward technology-driven wealth creation across Africa’s property sector.
Kenya’s only listed REIT is under pressure as rental income falls sharply across its property portfolio. The warning points to deeper challenges in occupancy and income stability in commercial real estate.