Tag: LASRERA
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The Role of AI in Modernising Nigeria’s Property Market

Before AI tools, real estate was done almost entirely through manual and human-driven processes. From property search to valuation, marketing, paperwork, client management, etc., everything depended heavily on human judgement, local knowledge and intensive work. But today, a new force is transforming the property sector globally — Artificial Intelligence (AI). From London to Lagos and…
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ERCAAN Strengthens Governance, Approves Key Reforms at April National Council Meeting.

The Estate, Rent and Commission Agents Association of Nigeria (ERCAAN) has announced a series of major resolutions aimed at strengthening professionalism, governance, and operational standards across its national structure. This followed the Association’s April 2026 National Council Meeting held at its National Secretariat, SWAN Building, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos. The meeting, initially scheduled for Ondo…
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ERCAAN Lagos Reaches Understanding with Ministry of Housing on Enforcement Activities
The Lagos State Chapter of the Estate, Rent and Commission Agents Association of Nigeria (ERCAAN) has reached a mutual understanding with the Lagos State Ministry of Housing regarding recent enforcement activities and raids targeting unregistered real estate practitioners.The ERCAAN delegation was led by the National President, Hon. Godwin Alenkhe, alongside the Lagos State Chairman, Hon.…
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Avoid Real Estate Scams in Lagos: Essential Verification Tips

The Special Adviser to the Governor of Lagos State on Housing and the Head of the Lagos State Real Estate Regulatory Authority (LASRERA), Bar. Barakat Odunuga-Bakare once lamented that the number of unregistered individuals posing as professionals in Lagos State far outweighed the registered and regulated ones. She warned members of the public and real…
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Navigating Lagos Real Estate: Essential Agencies & Contacts

Stakeholders within the Lagos State real estate sector, including agents, developers, investors, landlords, and tenants, should have the basic contact details of key agencies directly involved in land and housing matters in the state. These are necessary for inquiries and other purposes.
