Nigeria’s real estate sector is undergoing a significant transformation. While land values continue to appreciate, construction costs remain volatile, access to financing is increasingly expensive, and institutional investors remain cautious, these challenges also present a unique opportunity to redefine how wealth is created through property. In this exclusive Interview, Kevin Ebhojie, Managing Partner of Brickhouse Solicitors, shares insights drawn from his extensive experience at the intersection of commercial law, development finance, corporate governance and high-value real estate transactions—an uncommon blend of expertise that has positioned him as leading adviser on complex development and investment projects.
At the heart of his perspective is a compelling proposition: the future of Nigerian real estate will not belong to those who own the most land, but to those who know how to structure the strongest partnerships.
Throughout the conversation, he explains why robust legal frameworks have become just as critical as bricks and mortar,
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