Nigerian Real Estate Professionals Urged to Prioritize Trust and Global Standards
The 7th Real Estate Summit organized by the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) Lagos branch emphasized the critical need for rebuilding public trust, aligning local practices with global standards, and enhancing transparency in Nigeria's real estate sector. Key speakers like Tosin Kadiri and Emeka Eleh highlighted the importance of trust, regulatory reforms, and leveraging technology to improve data management.
Yemi Ejidiran emphasized the sector's need to align with global benchmarks while considering local socio-economic contexts for sustainable growth.
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