CAPITAL, INFRASTRUCTURE & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTHousing
The Cheapest House in Lagos Hasn’t Been Built Yet
Why housing-enabling infrastructure could be the most powerful use of pension capital in the affordability debate.
The journal / Selected analysisA longer view of the built environment
CAPITAL, INFRASTRUCTURE & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTThe connected argument
From capital reform
to the cost of a home.
This series traces a connected question: how does institutional capital move through real estate, and what does that mean for investment value, new supply, and housing affordability?
Begin with the opening argument ↗The questions we follow
Three perspectives / One connected marketCapital markets
The instruments, valuations, and structures that connect real estate to long-term capital.
Explore the analysis ↗Institutional investment
The decisions and rulebooks shaping how institutional investors participate in property.
Explore the analysis ↗Housing
The relationship between financing, infrastructure, land, and the cost of a home.
Explore the analysis ↗The reading room
4 articles / Full text onlineWhy housing-enabling infrastructure could be the most powerful use of pension capital in the affordability debate.
↗Can Pension Capital Actually Build Anything?
Institutional investment
An examination of the rulebook directing institutional capital toward standing assets, and the choices that could unlock development.
↗The Gap No One Wants To Price
Capital markets
Replacement cost, investment value, and five routes through the pricing divide in Nigerian commercial real estate.
↗Repricing Nigerian Real Estate
Capital markets
How pension reform and the Investments and Securities Act 2025 could compress the sector’s cost of capital.
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