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Nigeria's $1 billion Port Modernization Programme is driving a real estate boom across the South-South region, with industrial warehouse leasing rates spiking 45-65% year-on-year as Port Harcourt, Calabar and Warri attract logistics investment.
Cape Town civic groups say rising property valuations, tariffs and housing costs are straining households, while the city defends its relief measures and lowest-cost claims.
Nawy Now, the mortgage arm of Egyptian real estate platform Nawy, has offloaded EGP 633 million of mortgages to an investment fund in its second issuance, freeing up balance-sheet capacity.
The Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and the Chartered Institute of Project Managers of Nigeria (CIPMN) have agreed to collaborate on improving project management and delivery in the housing sector.
Ethiopian developer Noah Real Estate says it has received no court summons, responding to homebuyer petitions over price adjustments and apartment size variations that have triggered temporary injunction applications.
Egypt's Housing Ministry will accept applications from September 20 for 25,000 housing units offered under rental and rent-to-own schemes, targeting low-income citizens and young couples.
Homes in the catchment areas of top Western Cape and Gauteng schools generally cost well over R1 million, with Durbanville averaging about R3 million, new analysis of school districts shows.
Nigeria Real Estate Investment Trust grew pre-tax profit by 328.17% year on year to N6.05 billion in the first half of 2026 and declared a N1.72 per unit distribution.
The cost of building materials in Nigeria has risen by about 420 per cent in five years, pricing developers and homeowners out of the market and worsening a housing deficit now estimated at over 28 million units.