Friday , 28 March 2014
The report is addressed to investment managers, investors, financiers, developers, sponsors and other parties seeking to benefit from investment in Nigerian real estate. The report covers the Nigerian economic environment with a specific focus on the Lagos Island area which is arguably the most vibrant location for real estate investment and development in Nigeria. The report identifies the latest trends... Read more »
INTRODUCTION TO SECURITIZATION Securitization involves issuing securities backed by a segregated pool of revenue producing assets. The most common type of asset securitized is a residential mortgage (Residential Mortgage Backed Securities-RMBS) The diagram below displays the structure of a generic securitization. The Bank sells the assets to a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), which issues bonds or notes to investors to... Read more »
Making affordable mortgages available to homeowners will enable them to quickly complete their homes and move in while amortizing the debt, says GEORGE WILLIAMS, an architect. He concludes that a serious drawback of homeownership however is the lack of mobility that tenancy affords workers in the federal civil service and the Armed Forces who experience regular redeployment. Public discourse on... Read more »
The first tentative outlines of the shape of things to come for mortgage operatives in Nigeria could begin to emerge in few months time, as officials last week unfolded proposals toward the articulation of a more workable guide to stimulate growth of the sector. The effort, coming at the instance of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), is the latest attempt... Read more »
Brief background of Nigerian housing Market Mortgage lending in Nigeria is still at infant stage, but all variables indicates potential growth in this sub sector. Housing Stock of 10.7million of which less than 5% is in formal mortgage market Housing deficit of between 15-18 million housing units Annual housing need of between 500,000 to 1 million housing units Housing finance... Read more »
The year 2012 is winding up its seventh month; and for players and observers in the Nigerian Real Estate who approached the year with much enthusiasm; it is becoming obvious to that there is little to cheer about. In this report, Olusesan Ogunyooye takes a look at the half-year developments in Nigeria’s Real Estate and concludes that there still a... Read more »
Review We are pleased to bring you the second edition of our report which takes a detailed look at the housing development market in the Lagos metropolis. Our first report which was published just a little over two years ago, focused on the emergence of new locations for housing developments as a key factor to mitigate risk in the wake... Read more »
In the wake of the recapitalization of the Mortgage Banking sector by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), reactions have trailed the decision. One of such reactions is the fact that low capitalization is just one of the issues bedevilling mortgage in Nigeria. Experts argued that besides this recapitalization, aimed at placing Nigerian Mortgage market at par with others in... Read more »
In developed climes Real Estate plays more that the role of shelter. It is a virile economic instrument contributing in no small measure to the Gross Domestic Output. In Nigeria, the story is different; Real Estate contributes a paltry 3.5% to the total output of the economy. The foot-dragging of the sector to mature and take its place in economic... Read more »
They tower into the skies in tinted glasses, brandishing the plainness of the sun; they transcended from the conventional ambience of ‘five star’ to a contemporary majestic wonderment labelled ‘seven start’; they sprawl in spaces, swell in style and cut-edge with services – the hospitality industry is metaphoric a cash cow. This cash cow status may understandably explain the souring... Read more »