Nigeria's housing deficit stands at an estimated 22-28 million units in 2026, as the population approaches 260 million. Here's what that gap actually means for buyers, renters and investors today.
Nigeria's housing deficit stands at an estimated 22-28 million units in 2026, as the population approaches 260 million. Here's what that gap actually means for buyers, renters and investors today.
Many say Lagos and Abuja homes are overpriced, with asking prices far above local wages. Are they right? Here's what's driving prices in 2026 — and how buyers can respond smartly.