AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNigeria Housing: The federal government says a $125 million public-private partnership will attract private investment and cut housing costs by 30%, with a model aimed at 100,000 homes drawing interest from other African countries. Separately, FMBN approved ₦208 billion in housing loans and financed 6,911 units in 2025. South Africa: Redefine Properties launched a R106 million solar-wheeling project in Cape Town, supplying renewable power to three commercial properties and aiming to avoid about 9,645 tonnes of emissions a year. Tanzania: Property brokers are calling for formal registration and a regulatory board to set standards and protect clients from fraud. Kenya: President William Ruto handed over keys to 2,157 homeowners at a Sh5.3 billion Eldoret housing project. Algeria: The DZ IMMO real estate exhibition runs in Algiers from October 22 to 25, bringing together developers, lenders and property-service firms, with a focus on transparency and buyer trust.
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