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Ecobank Joins Homebuilding Show to Unlock Construction Finance Access

Building a home is often easier to imagine than finance—but a new partnership aims to close that gap. Ecobank is joining The Build Project to help homeowners access financial solutions for construction and renovation.

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Radisson Prepares R750 Million Serviced Apartment Launch in South African Hotspot

One of the world's biggest hotel brands is expanding beyond traditional hotels in South Africa. Radisson is bringing luxury serviced apartments to Umhlanga in a R750 million development targeting investors and long-stay travellers.

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Average Annual Rent in Lekki Phase 1 Skyrockets to Record-Breaking N10 Million

Lagos’ Lekki Phase 1 has reached a new rental milestone. Average annual rents have climbed to ₦10 million, making it one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing luxury residential markets.

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South African Landlords Set for Biggest Rental Windfall in Years

South Africa’s rental market is entering a strong growth phase as demand rises and more people choose renting over buying. Property owners with quality rental assets could be positioned to benefit from higher income streams.

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South Africa Targets R2 Million Fines for Land Invasion Organisers

South Africa is moving to crack down on illegal land occupations with tougher penalties. New rules could see people who incite property invasions face millions in fines or jail time.

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Ikoyi Residents Demand Probe Into Controversial Lagoon Reclamation Project

A major Lagos waterfront project is facing backlash from residents who say it is worsening flooding risks. The dispute highlights growing tensions between urban expansion and environmental protection.

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South Africa Says No Compensation for Nigerians who left property behind

A diplomatic dispute is growing over abandoned Nigerian-owned properties in South Africa. Nigeria sought compensation for affected citizens, but Pretoria says it will not pay for assets left behind.

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Foreign Buyers Now Control One-Third of Cape Town’s Luxury Coast

International investors are reshaping one of South Africa’s most exclusive property markets. Foreign buyers account for a third of Atlantic Seaboard transactions, driving demand in a tightly limited luxury market.

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Court Forces Cape Town to Rethink Affordable Housing Strategy

A decade-long housing battle has ended with a major court victory for affordable housing advocates. Cape Town and the Western Cape government must now prove how they will create more housing in well-located areas.