In Lagos, real estate is not just business; It is a battlefield of ambition and reach. From the gleaming towers of Ikoyi to the vast estates of Ibeju-Lekki, wealth is the city's most visible symbol of power and wealth creation. Yet, behind the billion-dollar transactions and luxury high-rises lies a deep market divide: one where developers chase the affluent while millions still dream of affordable shelter. Lagos's real estate story is full of paradoxes: increased investment inflows, expanding city views, and persistent housing shortages.
In Lagos, real estate is not just business; It is a battlefield of ambition and reach. From the gleaming towers of Ikoyi to the vast estates of Ibeju-Lekki, wealth is the city's most visible symbol of power and wealth creation. Yet, behind the billion-dollar transactions and luxury high-rises lies a deep market divide: one where developers chase the affluent while millions still dream of affordable shelter. Lagos's real estate story is full of paradoxes: increased investment inflows, expanding city views, and persistent housing shortages.
