2024: Will 2025 Rewrite The Rules?
After a Record Year, What’s Next for Dubai Real Estate in 2025? Dubai’s real estate market did not just grow in 2024, this market shattered records. High-value luxury transactions, major
The Syndicate vs The Solo Investor
Which Strategy Do You Think Builds Wealth Faster? For decades, real estate was seen as a solo journey: one investor, one property, one step at a time. But today, a
An Eight-Figure Investor’s Regrets
The 8-figure Portfolio In 2020, I sat across from a sharp-looking businessman at a café in Lagos, Nigeria, listening as he casually dropped figures that made my head spin. With
Location: The Game-Winning Pawn in Real Estate Investment
Do You Know That The Right Location Can Make Your Real Estate Investment a Masterstroke? If someone woke me up at 2:30 a.m. and asked me to name the one
The Power Of Payment Plans In Fast-Tracking Investments
Money that isn’t working is money that’s being wasted. Even the LAPO market woman knows this truth. Every naira or dollar in your hand is more than just cash; it’s
Invest Smarter, Not Harder With Dubai’s Off-Plan Property Market
The Blue Chip I’m amazed at how I can give out for free the value of getting a luxury property in Dubai, where you pay less upfront and watch its
Affordable Housing In Nigeria: A Dream Or Reality?
The Quest For Affordable Housing If there’s one thing I appreciate our people the most for, it’s not just our hustling power, but the endurance and escape we create from
Decoding Dubai In 2024
Dubai Real Estate Have you ever thought about investing in a real estate market that’s always on the move? A city brimming with fresh ideas, even though nobody quite knows
Tech’s Unparalleled Influence On Nigeria’s Property Market
The real estate market is undergoing a digital revolution and Nigeria is not left out. The Nigerian real estate market, traditionally reliant on cash transactions and lengthy paperwork, is experiencing
Nigeria’s Real Estate Market: Crippling Inflation Casts A Dark Shadow On Growth
Nigeria’s real estate sector, long considered a pillar of economic development, faces a daunting challenge – inflation. As of March 2024, Nigeria’s inflation rate stands at a staggering 33.20%, according