Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
Despite the huge opportunities and market potential, investors are still holding back on investment in the Nigerian property market.
Analysts cited the slowdown in the economy and the significant decline in consumer purchasing power as a major concern.
They believed that investment in the market, has also been impacted heavily by government’s anti-corruption fight which has been enhanced by the whistle-blowing programme
The size of Nigeria’s housing market, according to a recent research report by Northcourt Real Estate, is estimated at $179.2 billion.
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