ARCHITECTS AFRICAThe Egyptian Real Estate Market Brushes off the Negative Impact of the Arab Spring to Forge Ahead MomentouslyDespite the upheavals of the Arab spring, currency devaluation, as well as upticks in inflation, ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 26, 2018
CompaniesThe Developments Serving as Springboards for Nigeria’s Real Estate IndustryIt’s been estimated that it’ll take the Nigerian government an astounding $360 billion to eliminate ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 21, 2018
ProjectThe Perfect Storm of Developments Gathering in Kenya’s Sprawling Hotel IndustryKenya’s hotel capacity is expanding at a rate that supersedes expectations. The addition of over ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 19, 2018
CompaniesThe Rwandan Government, Together with Africa50 and other Partners Set to Splash over $2 Billion on the Kigali Innovation City DevelopmentThe Rwandan Government, Together with Africa50 and other Partners Set to Splash over $2 Billion ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 15, 2018
ARCHITECTS AFRICAHow Far Along has the Kenyan Market into the Boom and BurstAs the urban population expansion in Kenya balloons to 500,000 per year, the annual ROI ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 15, 2018
ARCHITECTS AFRICAWhy Student Accommodation is Fast-Becoming One of the Most Attractive Real Estate Investment Portfolios in AfricaAccording to research by Jumia House, the rising student population in Africa outstrips available bed ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 15, 2018
ARCHITECTS AFRICAManaging Political Risks in African Real Estate MarketsPolitical risks are the uncertainties surrounding the expected outcome of an investment due to the ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 15, 2018
ARCHITECTS AFRICAHow Africa’s Real Estate Market Dynamics are Shifting GearsIn recent history, Africa’s economic travails and political turmoil ranked it as one of the ...By ArchAfricanoviembre 15, 2018