Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
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Kingsley U. N Chikwendu
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.
Concerns are raised as it is rumored that there may be another phase of lockdown, going by more recorded cases of the dreaded coronavirus. Also, there are increased concerns in the real estate sector as maybe, more tougher restrictions may be enforced by the government to curtail the continued spread of the virus.
As cases of infected persons continue to be recorded daily and the likely expected lockdown, how will it affect the housing sector?
The government needs to recognize the housing sector as an essential in its economic developmental policies, leaving it out is similar to leaving out a key market participant that can have positive effects on other sectors of the economy and get the country progressing.
If a second phased lockdown is to be enforced, it could negatively affect the activities of the real estate sector. It is up to the Nigerian government to decide if it is to categorize or exempt the housing sector from the lockdown.
This is because, it is important to consider the immediate housing needs of the masses as they may have pending transactions or housing uncertainties caused earlier by the previous lockdown due to job loss or other sudden change(s) caused by the pandemic that affected the masses.
Otherwise, these citizens may have no clear direction on what happens with their present conditions as regards financial commitments, and where they will be residing.
Affordable housing is essential to the future stability, growth of any economy. Housing is the backbone of any country’s economy, and if not incorporated more into governmental policies, it will make it harder for the sector and the economy at large to experience growth.
Financial services, including mortgage, title, and insurance services, is essential but, central to all these businesses is the real estate, which directly facilitates the work of the mortgage and insurance sub sectors.
Real estate services can be carried out safely, even without large gatherings of persons. Real estate business usually involves few persons who can adhere to social distancing rules. Other sectors may not be able to do without large gatherings when carrying out their activities but, real estate developers may require minimal staff in the office to process policies and transactions.