For years, Lagos and other Nigerian cities have been driven by a strong rental culture. But things are changing. At Ramos Real Estate, our research shows that millennials especially those at the younger end of the generation (born roughly between 1988–1996)—are leading the move from renting to owning. These buyers are entering their prime earning years, and they’re choosing real estate not just as...
Lagos is evolving and so are buyer expectations. Between rising energy costs, heavier rainy seasons, and a new wave of quality-conscious homeowners, “nice-to-have” features like solar backup or proper site drainage have become non-negotiable. At Ramos Real Estate, we’re seeing a clear shift: Lagos buyers want homes that are sustainable, cost-efficient, and built to withstand the city’s climate...
Property scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated. At Ramos Real Estate, we’ve seen firsthand how innocent buyers and investors get caught up in fraudulent transactions that could have been avoided with due diligence and trusted guidance. Whether you're looking to buy a home in Lagos, invest in off-plan properties, or explore high-yield real estate investment opportunities, it’s important to...