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APPARENTLY buoyed by the growing apathy by commercial banks to fund projects and impact of on-going reforms by the government, a new report has predicted that developers will be more cautious in property development as the economy remains slow, and prepare for a changing landscape. The Lagos Housing Development Market – 2016 Outlook Report by Residential Auctions Company (RAC) disclosed that “the next coming months and beyond will be testing times for developers as demand is likely to be curtailed with clients cutting back on spending until a clearer picture of the economy emerges to restore consumer confidence in the market. “It is expected that a lot of developers will tread carefully when embarking on new projects to launch and location of choice will be a paramount factor. Also to hedge risks, developers will cut back on the size of projects they embark upon and will seek to develop small size projects that will provide not more than three – ten units, which will quickly attr...

Real Estate News FOLLOWING the slight  lull in the activities  in the housing industry and the onset of  fall in oil prices, which is apparently blowing over, experts  have called on  professionals to jettison competition for few significant development  in the sector this year, but rather synergise with each other in projects. They also agreed that the practitioners need to find a better way to turn around the gloomy picture being painted about the market by creating a niche and keeping their  head above the water.   This formed the thrust of discussion at a real estate seminar for practitioners organized by Poise Nigeria at the Poise Alcove, in Lekki, Lagos, where the Chief Executive Officer of Poise Nigeria, Mavi Isibor, “the real estate sector will stand out in 2016 despite what seems like doom that awaits us.

The Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, Tpl. Wasiu Anifowoshe has said that Government has commenced the review of Ikeja Model City Plan which became operative in year 2010 in order to ascertain the level of compliance with the provisions of the plan and improve on its gains. Anifowose explained that the review was part of efforts of the present administration to create a better Lagos where infrastructure would not only be adequate but of high standard befitting its status as a mega city. He added that the exercise would include the evaluation of the level of performance in the area of infrastructural provision, conflict of land use, transportation, sanitation, security, housing, population, recreation and tourism among others.

The Lagos State Government is set to complete the abandoned Ibeju-Epe Expressway as part of efforts to prepare Epe Division FOR in the ongoing development in the Lekki Free Trade Zone. The State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr, Ganiyu Johnson stated this recently while speaking at a meeting with stakeholders on the rehabilitation and upgrade of the Lagos and Ayetoro roads, and other roads within the Oloja Estate at Epe. The Commissioner sought for the cooperation of the residents within the axis, especially property owners for a hitch free completion of the project within stipulated time, stressing that the economic benefit of the project after completion for the community is enormous.