Nigeria's Real Estate Investors Favour Informal Land Market for Quick Returns
The Nigerian real estate market is witnessing a shift towards the informal land market, driven by investors preferring its expediency over the slow and complex formal land system. A recent report by Northcourt Real Estate highlights the historical and structural factors influencing this trend.
The informal land market, not governed by state laws or formal registration systems, offers greater flexibility and a broader selection of locations, appealing to investors seeking quick gains. This preference is further fueled by the high demand and premium prices commanded by land in Nigerian cities.
However, challenges arise from the lack of formal regulation and the need for efficient land allocation.
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