On the one hand, Fitch Ratings revised Nigeria’s outlook to Negative from Stable, affirming a 'B+... more On the one hand, Fitch Ratings revised Nigeria’s outlook to Negative from Stable, affirming a 'B+' rating on the country’s long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating. On the other hand, the African Governance Report published by the Mo Ibrahim foundation, ranked Nigeria as making progress on the Absence of Corruption in Government metric (+14.7 points, well over the continent’s +2.5 average).
Nigeria also became one of the top 10 improvers for the 2nd time in the most recent World Bank’s ease of doing business report – now ranked 131st globally.
Real estate developers and service providers now consistently focus on products and services more in tune with effective demand. One-year upfront residential rent payments are much more rampant than erstwhile two-year requirement. Developers are much more flexible on payment plans and have significantly revised their product types and prices to accommodate their target market.
Student housing remains a sparsely tapped opportunity, more so that the existing units are easily taken up more by young professionals than by the students, where restrictions are relaxed. This report discusses the informal emergence of the co-living trend as a response of tenants to the insufficient supply of studio and 1-bed apartments.
This was not how the year was meant to be. The singular event that would change the global econom... more This was not how the year was meant to be. The singular event that would change the global economy had begun to change the world in December 2019 in ways only a few thought possible.
The COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant health crisis in half a century primarily because it is yet to be fully understood. In the meantime, nations have instituted several actions to contain its spread.
China, touted as the source of the virus was one of the first nations to institute lockdown restrictions affecting the world’s supply chain and much of global trade. With other nations following suit, this would lead to a $2Trn loss globally as of May 2020.
Younger generations leading knowledge-based enterprises with their shifting lifestyles and round the clock work schedules are increasingly taking up space in the central business districts. The combination of reduced footfall and decreased consumer spending in Q1 2020 has exposed vulnerabilities in the retail industry.
Operators have reduced overheads to restrict expenditures as the footfall situation has meant reduced income per store. Retailers have seen a decline in footfall by as high as 90%. The 1 – 2 month rent holidays offered by a few retailers to manage their tenants will not be enough to keep stores open.
Movement restrictions and healthcare protocols instituted to contain the virus have all but ended the growth of the hospitality sector.
On the one hand, Fitch Ratings revised Nigeria’s outlook to Negative from Stable, affirming a 'B+... more On the one hand, Fitch Ratings revised Nigeria’s outlook to Negative from Stable, affirming a 'B+' rating on the country’s long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating. On the other hand, the African Governance Report published by the Mo Ibrahim foundation, ranked Nigeria as making progress on the Absence of Corruption in Government metric (+14.7 points, well over the continent’s +2.5 average).
Nigeria also became one of the top 10 improvers for the 2nd time in the most recent World Bank’s ease of doing business report – now ranked 131st globally.
Real estate developers and service providers now consistently focus on products and services more in tune with effective demand. One-year upfront residential rent payments are much more rampant than erstwhile two-year requirement. Developers are much more flexible on payment plans and have significantly revised their product types and prices to accommodate their target market.
Student housing remains a sparsely tapped opportunity, more so that the existing units are easily taken up more by young professionals than by the students, where restrictions are relaxed. This report discusses the informal emergence of the co-living trend as a response of tenants to the insufficient supply of studio and 1-bed apartments.
This was not how the year was meant to be. The singular event that would change the global econom... more This was not how the year was meant to be. The singular event that would change the global economy had begun to change the world in December 2019 in ways only a few thought possible.
The COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant health crisis in half a century primarily because it is yet to be fully understood. In the meantime, nations have instituted several actions to contain its spread.
China, touted as the source of the virus was one of the first nations to institute lockdown restrictions affecting the world’s supply chain and much of global trade. With other nations following suit, this would lead to a $2Trn loss globally as of May 2020.
Younger generations leading knowledge-based enterprises with their shifting lifestyles and round the clock work schedules are increasingly taking up space in the central business districts. The combination of reduced footfall and decreased consumer spending in Q1 2020 has exposed vulnerabilities in the retail industry.
Operators have reduced overheads to restrict expenditures as the footfall situation has meant reduced income per store. Retailers have seen a decline in footfall by as high as 90%. The 1 – 2 month rent holidays offered by a few retailers to manage their tenants will not be enough to keep stores open.
Movement restrictions and healthcare protocols instituted to contain the virus have all but ended the growth of the hospitality sector.
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Nigeria also became one of the top 10 improvers for the 2nd time in the most recent World Bank’s ease of doing business report – now ranked 131st globally.
Real estate developers and service providers now consistently focus on products and services more in tune with effective demand. One-year upfront residential rent payments are much more rampant than erstwhile two-year requirement. Developers are much more flexible on payment plans and have significantly revised their product types and prices to accommodate their target market.
Student housing remains a sparsely tapped opportunity, more so that the existing units are easily taken up more by young professionals than by the students, where restrictions are relaxed. This report discusses the informal emergence of the co-living trend as a response of tenants to the insufficient supply of studio and 1-bed apartments.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant health crisis in half a century primarily because it is yet to be fully understood. In the meantime, nations have instituted several actions to contain its spread.
China, touted as the source of the virus was one of the first nations to institute lockdown restrictions affecting the world’s supply chain and much of global trade. With other nations following suit, this would lead to a $2Trn loss globally as of May 2020.
Younger generations leading knowledge-based enterprises with their shifting lifestyles and round the clock work schedules are increasingly taking up space in the central business districts. The combination of reduced footfall and decreased consumer spending in Q1 2020 has exposed vulnerabilities in the retail industry.
Operators have reduced overheads to restrict expenditures as the footfall situation has meant reduced income per store. Retailers have seen a decline in footfall by as high as 90%. The 1 – 2 month rent holidays offered by a few retailers to manage their tenants will not be enough to keep stores open.
Movement restrictions and healthcare protocols instituted to contain the virus have all but ended the growth of the hospitality sector.
Nigeria also became one of the top 10 improvers for the 2nd time in the most recent World Bank’s ease of doing business report – now ranked 131st globally.
Real estate developers and service providers now consistently focus on products and services more in tune with effective demand. One-year upfront residential rent payments are much more rampant than erstwhile two-year requirement. Developers are much more flexible on payment plans and have significantly revised their product types and prices to accommodate their target market.
Student housing remains a sparsely tapped opportunity, more so that the existing units are easily taken up more by young professionals than by the students, where restrictions are relaxed. This report discusses the informal emergence of the co-living trend as a response of tenants to the insufficient supply of studio and 1-bed apartments.
The COVID-19 pandemic is the most significant health crisis in half a century primarily because it is yet to be fully understood. In the meantime, nations have instituted several actions to contain its spread.
China, touted as the source of the virus was one of the first nations to institute lockdown restrictions affecting the world’s supply chain and much of global trade. With other nations following suit, this would lead to a $2Trn loss globally as of May 2020.
Younger generations leading knowledge-based enterprises with their shifting lifestyles and round the clock work schedules are increasingly taking up space in the central business districts. The combination of reduced footfall and decreased consumer spending in Q1 2020 has exposed vulnerabilities in the retail industry.
Operators have reduced overheads to restrict expenditures as the footfall situation has meant reduced income per store. Retailers have seen a decline in footfall by as high as 90%. The 1 – 2 month rent holidays offered by a few retailers to manage their tenants will not be enough to keep stores open.
Movement restrictions and healthcare protocols instituted to contain the virus have all but ended the growth of the hospitality sector.