Palton Morgan Holdings has lowered its housing purchase rates to help address the deficit gap.
In a statement, the company noted that the United Nations estimates Nigeria’s population would rise to 400 million by 2050, and it is estimated more than 40 per cent of Nigerians resided in cities, creating a demand for affordable housing.
It stated,” Africa’s fast-growing population and market present huge opportunities for investors around the globe. For instance, this can be seen in China’s recent investment in Africa, estimated at around $43.39bn. With a population of over 100 million without proper housing, the imperativeness of investing in Palton Morgan Holdings cannot be over-emphasised.
“With offers and discounts, Palton Morgan Holdings remains focused on its primary lines of business in the acquisition, sales, construction, and marketing of prime residential properties and superior client advisory service. It is worthy to note that the firm has on not just one occasion offered discounts for the purchase of properties listed under it to enable small-scale investors to have the opportunity to purchase properties and have assets in their name.”
According to the statement, the organisation, through one of its subsidiaries Propertymart Real Estate Investment Limited, supported 14 SMEs with a N100,000 grant to help improve their businesses and channel economic growth through the SME space.
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