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June 09, 2017

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OWN A PLOT OF LAND OR MORE @ PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, IFO/IBOGUN

April 25, 2016

Do you know that with just N200,000 you can become your own LANDLORD in IFO/ IBOGUN. A fast developing community in ifo local government area. The lands are completely dry lands, no need for any sand filling, good road network, perimeter fencing Etc...

OWN A PLOT OF LAND AT ARIZONA GARDEN ESTATE, AGBARA/IJURI)

April 25, 2016

Arizona Garden Estate Agbara/Ijuri is another major growing estate that promises high return on investment and value for your money. It is located in the central commercial business district of agbara, it is at close proximity to the famous lusada market, agbara market, badagry beach, nestle Nigeria, Unilever Nigeria, GZI industries Etc..

four(4) in Ten 10 renters fear they will never own a home in U.K

May 07, 2016

David Cameron’s pledge to build a property-owning democracy is called into serious question by a landmark survey revealing that almost four in 10 of those who do not own a home believe they will never be able to do so. According to an exclusive poll for the Observer on attitudes to British housing, 69% of people think the country is “in the throes of a housing crisis”. A staggering 71% of aspiring property owners doubt their ability to buy a home without financial help from family members. More than two-thirds (67%) would like to buy their own home “one day”, while 37% believe buying will remain out of their reach for good. A further 26% think it will take them up to five years. With affordable homes in short supply and demand for social housing rising, more than half of Britons cite immigration and a glut of foreign investment in UK property as factors driving prices beyond reach.