The Federal Government has identified the lack of access to mortgage finance as one of the major causes of housing deficit in Nigeria. According to the government, four out of five (80
UACN Property Development Company (UPDC) has announced a strategic shift to address the nation's growing housing deficit by catering to the middle class and increasing affordable housing options.
The Managing Director of Kemsan Acres Global Limited, Mr. Oluwaseun Owoseni, has called for support from government at all levels toward tackling the problem of housing deficit in Nigeria.
These are indeed trying times not only for property developers but the entire construction industry value chain as uncertainties continue to surround getting competent and skilled workforce needed in building production processes.
To bridge housing gap, the Chief Finance Officer, AM Reality Limited, Dayo Adenubi, has called on government to tackle rising inflation, which is impacting the cost of building materials and construction in
Lagos-based real estate company, Messrs Chateau Royal real estate limited has pledged to bridge the housing deficit in the country by provide enabling environment for investors and subscribers to buy homes at
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has emphasised the need for Public Private Partnership (PPP) in the real estate sector if the housing deficit across the country must be addressed.
Ayodeji Joseph is a former member of the Federal House of Representatives and now the Managing Director, Lagos State Development and Property Corporation (LSDPC). He spoke with CHINEDUM UWAEGBULAM