Introduction: Why Land Banking is the Future of Wealth in Nigeria In Nigeria’s fast-growing real estate sector, land banking has emerged as one of the most reliable and profitable wealth-building strategies. Simply put, land banking means buying undeveloped land now at a low price, holding it, and reselling later when its value appreciates. Unlike other...
Agriculture remains one of the strongest pillars of Nigeria’s economy, contributing over 28% of the GDP (National Bureau of Statistics, 2024). With rising food demand, government-backed initiatives, and increasing urban expansion, investing in agricultural land in Nigeria is no longer just about farming, it’s about building long-term wealth. If you’re asking: “How can I profit...
Building a home, office, or commercial property in Nigeria is a major investment. But what if you could save up to 30% on your building project without compromising quality or timelines? Whether you’re a homeowner, real estate developer, or investor, smart planning and expert management can help you cut costs and deliver exceptional results. In...
Why Epe Is the Next Big Investment Destination Epe, once a quiet town in Lagos State, is now a rapidly developing hub attracting investors, developers, and future homeowners. With the influx of multi-billion naira projects, strategic government infrastructure, and rising private sector interest, land in Epe is appreciating at an unprecedented rate. For anyone considering...
What Is Land Banking and Why Does It Work in Nigeria? Land banking is the strategic acquisition of undeveloped land in emerging locations, held over a few years while its value appreciates. It’s a time-tested, low-maintenance investment model. And in Nigeria’s rapidly urbanizing landscape, it’s becoming a top wealth-building strategy. Compared to volatile markets like...
Ogun State stood out in 2024 with a 30.48% increase in residential property prices, ranking second only to Lagos at 39.46%. That surge was confirmed by BuyLetLive’s annual property price report, and analysts are now forecasting further growth of 5–15% in 2025. Investors who missed out on land banking in Ibeju Lekki are now turning...
