With its affordable luxury homes, Finn Grey Projects introduces a new way of living

The goal of Finn Grey Projects, a fully-serviced real estate company, is to offer luxury housing at an affordable price so that it is within the reach of the typical house buyer.

A new real estate business that provides reasonably priced luxury residences is called Finn Grey Projects. With its most recent initiative, the company introduces a new way of life to the market by offering exquisite but affordable residences that include:

Five 3-bedroom terrace duplex flats

Ten 2-bedroom terrace duplex flats

4 bedroom detached duplex in one unit.

With the hope and expectation that the clients are satisfied and the housing crisis in this area can be alleviated, these homes (which are brimming with a bevy of top-of-the-line luxurious features like Wall hung suspended toilet seats, Floating staircases with sensor lights, Fully fitted kitchens with heat extractors, microwaves, ovens and cookers, Bluetooth speakers, Modern POP ceiling designs all in serene environments) had been conceived and built.

The business regards the need for shelter as one of its key values, along with the needs for food, drink, and clothing. It is a biological requirement that is essential for human existence and all-around health. Without shelter, people are more susceptible to exploitation, existential stability, and violence. The people may also have trouble getting things like jobs, healthcare, and education, which would restrict their access to social chances. Despite this, there are thought to be 150 million homeless individuals worldwide.

At 1.6 billion, the current housing shortfall represents a staggering 20% of the world's population without suitable housing. For instance, the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has expressed concern over the rising number of homeless people in Nigeria, noting that the nation now has a housing shortage of about 28 million units. If this trend keeps up, the risk of both physical and emotional stress will rise. This unsettling potential will also enhance society's vulnerability to socioeconomic forces, which is one of the driving forces for Finn Grey Project's ongoing efforts to mitigate this threat in its own small way. Projects by Finn Grey are:

One of the real estate businesses in Lagos, Nigeria, with the quickest growth is Finn Grey Projects. The company's main goal is to continually foresee market trends and provide high-end residential properties at competitive pricing. Building construction, project management, building renovation, purchasing, and commercial brokerage are among the services it offers.

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Pumpy announces major infrastructural development nationwide.

 After expanding with over 60 estate units in Abuja in 2022, T. Pumpy's MD/CEO, Adaralegbe Akintayo, said that the corporation will create an enormous statewide infrastructure.

On Sunday, Adaralegbe announced in his Abuja office that his organisation will build enormous infrastructure in 2023 after expanding beyond Abuja in 2022.

As you know, we are a progressive property developer that prides itself on its established track records, passion, and commitment to providing exceptional value in design, quality, and services to our consumers.

We're building nationwide infrastructure in 2023. Undoubtedly, we have everything. As usual, we will offer flexible payment plans and premium infrastructure,” Adaralegbe said.

Sanwo- Olu's road and rail promises in Lagos

 Lagos state and the current administration celebrated the test run of the freshly built Lagos Blue Line. The 13-kilometre first section, from Mile 2 to Marina, is ready for commissioning.

For convenience, the 27-kilometre Lagos Rail Mass Transit Blue Line from Marina to Okokomaiko was built in sections. When completed in 2023, it will transport over 500,000 passengers.

Governance continuity distinguishes Lagos State from other states. The Babajide Sanwo-Olu (BOS) administration may have escalated this.

Businesses and other economic activity will expand along the Blue Line route, giving inhabitants a fresh lease on life.

This Administration has begun substantial infrastructure projects, however they are not yet complete. The governor has turned Lagos into a massive construction site by trying to finish projects he inherited from past governments.

The Lagos-Badagry Expressway, 27km blue line, and 37km red line rail projects stand out for their strategic socio-economic relevance and size.

The Lagos-Badagry Expressway was rebuilt from four to 10 lanes with dedicated Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lanes and light rail tracks. Former governor Babatunde Fashola awarded this crucial road contract in 2009. We had only hope and expectations until BOS took office.

The Blue Line and Red Line rail projects may not have been in the works for long, but we cannot forget that the Jakande Administration started a similar metro project that was halted by shortsighted elements. Today, these train projects are quiet, which is good.

These project sites are currently bustling, unlike during the four-year governorship of Akinwunmi Ambode. We don't even like this.

After multiple revisions and postponements by the state administration, Sanwo-Olu has promised to finish these projects in 2022, which is wonderful news for us and other Lagos residents.

Blue Line's initial phase met this deadline.

The governor also promised to finish the Imota Rice Mill in Ikorodu and start work on the Fourth Mainland Bridge connecting Lagos to the island.

We thank the governor for completing other projects and promising to finish these continuing ones.

We want to finish the Lagos-Badagry Expressway, the Blue Line, and the Red Line. The government should recognise that Lagosians are emotionally and spiritually attached to these projects without being instructed. The great Obafemi Awolowo preached and practised the practical aspect that will guarantee greater life abundantly.

Rail transit is common in modern economies like Lagos's megacity ambitions. Given Lagos's growing population and short landmass surrounded by vast waterways, it should be the way to go.

We believe that transportation infrastructure—road, rail, or water—drives an economy. They enhance economic activity and connect communities, encouraging investment in agriculture and real estate. More jobs will result.

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The Lagos-Badagry Expressway is strategic. It links Nigeria to its West Coast neighbours, including Benin Republic, Ghana, Togo, and others. The motorway will help Nigeria trade with its neighbours and develop the route. The route could uncover Badagry's tourism potential. African-Americans want to reconnect with Africa, and Badagry is the location to visit and maybe settle.

We also believe this project would boost the state's economy because many Lagosians have invested in property and other enterprises in this corridor and are waiting for the motorway to be finished to move in. Imagine property and business taxes from here. Big.

The Blue Line aims to relieve traffic congestion in the metropolis, notably along the Okokomaiko to Marina corridor, because rail transportation is mass transit. It also promotes economic growth.

Lagos locals and other project observers like us believe that the completion of the Blue Line will provide inhabitants along that corridor a new lease of life, bringing business growth, improved living standards, and higher government revenue.

For these reasons and because the project is in the Lagos blueprint, we praise Governor Sanwo-Olu for meeting his December 2022 completion promise and ask that the project be completed as soon as possible.

Lagos Real Estate Developer Shares National Strategy to Fix Nigeria's 28 Million Housing Deficit in 2023

Grace Ofure Ibhakhomu, renowned real estate developer and founder of Lagos-based Lifecard International Investment Limited, provides affordable property ownership options for the middle and higher class. At the company's 2022 end-of-year conference, the award-winning property icon discussed Nigeria's housing development potential and problems and observed that a collaborative approach is needed to solve the housing gap;

Nigeria faces a housing crisis. The most populous black nation must prepare for the future with a growing population, an economic slump, and insufficient government housing intervention initiatives.

17 million Nigerians were homeless in 2012. 28 million Americans are homeless. We must build these dwellings to suit our national needs or risk a huge housing catastrophe with even worse economic consequences.

In a speech, Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi said it plainly. We know our national infrastructure is failing. We're homeless. As a nation, we have inconsistently planned and funded infrastructure. We must urgently build 20 million residences, which will cost 60 trillion naira. How do you approach such a huge challenge?

‘Such estimates are difficult to understand financially. Meeting Nigeria's housing need without a unified, integrated, and cooperative approach between stakeholders is nearly impossible.

‘Government must continue to promote real estate development and homeownership subvention programmes and build appropriate legislation to govern and preserve efficient housing and infrastructure development across every industry and necessity. The government must switch from a politically tenured programme to a national housing policy with vision and commitment to maintain these measures. By doing this, government real estate ventures will enjoy lifetime patronage and growth.

Infrastructure distribution determines housing dispersion. In keeping with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the government must stimulate rural and urban infrastructure investment in housing, electricity, transport, irrigation, and telecoms.

‘Government and stakeholders must keep studying rural industrialisation. Well-distributed industrialisation will slow rural-to-urban migration and encourage developers to build dwellings in these locations.

‘In the private sector, real estate players must contact relevant government agencies and parastatals, banking institutions, and private equity firms to raise financing for their projects as the major hurdle for housing construction in the country is adequate funding'.

Global real estate is growing in Nigeria. True. International investors are closely monitoring African real estate, including Nigeria, but Nigerians are still coming to grips with it. Our expanding population and Nigeria's potential to become one of the world's largest economies may indicate this possibility.

Knowledge distribution will enable national housing sustainability. Real estate professionals must encourage real estate business literacy to educate Nigerians about real estate wealth development.

To pioneer a knowledge economy, the award-winning entrepreneur developed the Lifecard University to teach Nigerians with a passion for real estate how to start and scale a real estate firm without prior expertise or experience.

Technology integration might motivate Nigerians to invest in real estate developments for profit. Information technology must help Nigeria's upwardly mobile populace to invest in real estate. That manner, we can mobilise Nigerians to build Nigeria while pooling resources for our housing requirements.

Developers must offer extended payment plans for Nigerians to own their properties, like Grace Ofure Ibhakhomu's Lifecard Company, to increase involvement in the Nigerian real estate market.

“Financial institutions should establish more housing financing options through cheap mortgage facilities to encourage their consumers to purchase their homes as some of their mortgage offerings are too pricey or not simply accessible.”

Grace Ofure, herself one, feels that female inclusion in the male-dominated African real estate market will increase prospects. Because ‘women just have a capability to get the work done'. Her real estate experience and professionalism have shown this.

Nigerian businesswoman, real-estate investment specialist, life coach, and philanthropist Grace Ofure Ibhakhomu. Lifecard International Investment Limited, a real estate investment and development firm, is her MD and CEO. She founded Lifecard University, Lifecard Coinvest, and Grace Ofure Foundation.