Practical guides on renting, buying and managing property in Nigeria, from avoiding scams to understanding fees and tenancy agreements.
Property is one of Nigeria's biggest and most analogue industries. From search on WhatsApp to monthly rent payments, verified profiles and digital records, here is where proptech is making a real difference, and what still stands in the way.
Rent rises because homes are scarce, not because landlords are unkind. What happens when a state builds at least three estates of 1,000 homes for its own public servants, as in Ondo or Osun, and what else governments can do to bring rents down.
Finding a home in Nigeria still means scattered listings, unclear prices and a great deal of guesswork. 9jaFinder has extended its property search to WhatsApp, so a renter can describe what they want in a message and get real listings back.
From setting a budget to collecting your keys, here is the whole renting process in order, with the checks that save you money and stress.
Fake agents, ghost listings and 'pay to hold' pressure cost renters millions every year. Here is how to spot the warning signs before you lose money.
Rent is only part of the bill. Here is a clear breakdown of the usual upfront costs, so nothing surprises you on payment day.
Print this or save it on your phone. A thorough 30-minute inspection can save you a year of regret.
A tenancy agreement protects both sides, but only if you read it. These are the clauses that matter most.
Before you pay a kobo for land or a house, check the title. This guide explains the key documents and the professionals who can verify them.
