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Government demolitions deepen housing shortage, stakeholders warn

Simon Osuji by Simon Osuji
December 11, 2023
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Real estate stakeholders have expressed concerns that the recent wave of government-sanctioned building demolitions in various states has intensified Nigeria’s housing shortage. In an exclusive interview with Our source , Richard Deniran, the Chief Operating Officer of MGE Realty Limited, highlighted the adverse effects of these demolitions, emphasizing their role in displacing families and disrupting established communities.

Deniran stated, “The recent government-sanctioned demolitions have exacerbated the existing housing deficit by displacing numerous families and disrupting established communities. These demolitions not only contribute to the loss of already scarce housing units but also intensify the challenges faced by those in need of stable housing.”

He went on to explain that the resulting displacement has widened the housing deficit gap, making it even more challenging for affected individuals and families to secure alternative accommodation. Deniran introduced Riviera Heights, MGE Realty Limited’s latest project, as a response to the pressing need for new, quality housing solutions.

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“Our latest project, Riviera Heights, aims to address this widening gap by providing a thoughtfully designed, upscale residential development that not only meets the demand for housing but also contributes to the rejuvenation and rebuilding of communities affected by these demolitions,” he stated. Deniran emphasized that Riviera Heights, with its blend of aesthetics, functionality, and prime location, serves as a beacon of hope to bridge the housing deficit gap and foster positive change.

Highlighting the features of Riviera Heights, Deniran noted its strategic location within the heart of Lagos’ hospitality communities, surrounded by vibrant beaches, cinemas, fine dining establishments, and lounges. He positioned the development as an urban lifestyle haven for residents and an attractive investment opportunity for those seeking quality.

Bolaji Adebajo, the Chief Executive Officer of MGE Realty Limited, underscored the importance of increasing the housing stock to address shortages and meet growing demands. Adebajo stressed that expanding the housing stock not only stimulates economic growth and job creation but also enhances affordability and contributes to societal well-being through improved infrastructure and public services. In summary, he emphasized that expanding the housing stock provides a multifaceted solution for economic, social, and community well-being.



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