Heavens Gate: The Next Residential Haven in Lagos
The metropolitan city of Lagos presents myriad of opportunities for investors, particularly the real estate sub sector of the economy. With robust middle and high class earners, there are no fears that projects will continue to bear the toga “for sale”. Hence, developers are taking on several projects simultaneously. One of such projects is Heavens Gate. ANDREW AHIANTE writes on what qualifies the project as the next residential haven in Lagos.

IN a moves to chat new ways of Creating sustainable cities across the continent, heads of government across the African Continent have been meeting in Morocco courtesy of the fifth African Cities Summit.

THE Lagos-Ibadan expressway, once a thick forest is gradually becoming a centre of real estate activities. Thanks to the churches, which dared the consequences, and today, the corridor is becoming the toast of every developer. What is more? Anyone who has not yet signed in is only bidding for more time before he joins the fold. Interestingly, the Lagos-Mega City Project, which involves some parts of Ogun State, has made Golden Heritage Park a timely one. The challenge therefore is for subscribers to make haste while offer lasts.

GOVERNOR Babatunde Fashola (SAN) of Lagos State, has inaugurated a 13 member steering committee on Nigeria- Africa stockpile programme (ASP).

In a world dominated by competition, style, innovation and technology are the ultimate. Thus, as competition for space in the Lekki corridor hots up, developers are taking their time in terms of what they put up for sale. This best explains the pains taken to ensure that nothing is missing in the refrigerator as far as the concept of actualisation of the Carlton Gate Estate is concern. ANDREW AHIANTE writes on the latest project in the ever-busy Lekki Peninsula

Public and private stakeholders are expected to converge on the Valley View Auditorium, Oke-Igbein, Abeokuta, Ogun State on 26 March for the first Gateway Lands Forum, a national conference where experts will brainstorm to evolve strategies for optimal development of the land resources in the state.

Public and private stakeholders are expected to converge on the Valley View Auditorium, Oke-Igbein, Abeokuta, Ogun State on 26 March for the first Gateway Lands Forum, a national conference where experts will brainstorm to evolve strategies for optimal development of the land resources in the state.

As businesses prepare to compete and grow in a new millennium, many are searching for new ways to address their equipment financing challenge. The old ways will not meet today’s and tomorrow’s needs. The choice for many businesses is clear: equipment leasing.

United States (US) Equipment Leasing and Financing Association (ELFA) research shows that eight out of 10 U.S. companies lease some or all of their equipment. And, nine out of 10 say that they will use equipment leasing again.  Of all the ways to acquire equipment, leasing is the method most frequently used for all equipment types. In fact, almost any type of equipment can be leased - from fax machines and printing presses, to trucks and bulldozers.