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    Lagos As A Three-Dimensional City: Rethinking Spatial Governance And Subterranean Development

    Lagos faces a critical spatial crisis as competing urban functions overwhelm its surface infrastructure. This analysis explores how three-dimensional urban planning—strategically allocating city functions above ground, at ground level, and below ground—could transform Lagos into a more efficient, sustainable metropolis by 2050.
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
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    Understanding The Employer's Entitlement To Liquidated Damages When There Is Sectional Completion

    It is a common practice for parties in large commercial construction projects to agree to complete works in sections or phases.
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
AELEX
AELEX
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    ‘Smart City' Options: Optimizing Real Estate Development In Nigeria

    "Successful public-private partnerships combine the technology and innovation of governments, cities and companies to benefit citizens.
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
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    Progressions: From Road Trust Fund To Road Infrastructure Development And Refurbishment Tax Credit

    On 25th January 2019, PMB signed Presidential Executive Order No. 007 of 2019: The Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme Order 2019 (EO 007)...
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
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    Construction Compliance Across Nigeria's Infrastructure Sectors: A Regulatory Map For Buildings, Airports, Oil/Gas Infrastructures And Corporate-Led Development

    The Construction landscape is highly regulated for good reason. A 2025 report by the Building Collapse Prevention Guild says that Nigeria recorded 1,616 deaths from 653 reported building collapse incidents between October 1974 and May 25, 2025, with Lagos alone accounting for about 55.28% of cases
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    Gresyndale Legal
    Gresyndale Legal
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    Building Blocks: Legal And Commercial Issues In Bridging The Housing Deficit Gap In Nigeria

    Nigeria's Real Estate (RE) sector is reckoned to be the sixth largest in the economy. However, as at November 2018, Nigeria still had an unimpressive low home ownership rate of 25%, compared...
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
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    Pitfalls, Issues And Prospects: A Perspective On Some Concessions Of Public Infrastructure In Nigeria

    Concessions as an arrangement involving governments and private sector operators, to finance, develop, maintain or operate infrastructural assets such as roads, airports, railways...
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
    LeLaw Barristers & Solicitors
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    Building Schemes, Shared Spaces And Communal Obligations In Nigerian Real Estate In The Age Of High-Density Urban Development

    The rapid evolution of Nigeria's urban real estate landscape — particularly in Lagos, Abuja and emerging mixed-use corridors — has intensified legal disputes surrounding communal spaces, estate governance, restrictive covenants and reciprocal obligations among property owners.
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    Brickhouse Solicitors
    Brickhouse Solicitors
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