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How coronavirus impacts buyers in real estate market

Fesadeb
Last updated: 2020/05/25 at 11:29 AM
Fesadeb Published May 25, 2020
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Notwithstanding the positive outlook for the Nigerian property market in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted negatively on the market, leaving property investments in disarray. With the disruption, home buyers are still hesitant to buy. For them,  the period was not ripe to invest as they don’t know how long the pandemic will last and are adopting a survival strategy.

According to survey by Forbes, 81 per cent of respondents confirmed that the Coronavirus has an adverse effect on the number of prospective homebuyers in America. Also the study said the property purchasing rate in Nigeria drastically reduced by 80 per cent. As the lockdown keeps escalating and another 54 per cent of respondents reported difficulties in getting building materials for homes.

Overall, there’s no denying that it will take some time to see just how severely this virus will impact buyers. However, the study sees a glimmer of hope as though, buyers are being cautious, the drive to own a home was still alive and well.

With the gradual ease of the coronavirus lockdown,  some homebuyers and real estate players are capitalizing on the low  prices  to make purchases . For instance, some properties at Pakuro and Ijere Worugudu in Mowe area of Ogun states, which have been idling away for years, were sold last week.

 

source:TheGuardian

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