by Adeola Ogunlade
In response to the spate of unemployment in the country, Co-founder and Head Business development of Dukiya Investment, Lukman Shobowale, has urged Nigerian youths to embrace and recognise opportunities in real estate market as the sector is capable of engaging lots of unemployed youths across the country.
Shobowale said this today, while chatting with journalists.
He said young, intelligent, and upwardly mobile property buyers are now a force to reckon with within the real estate market.
He noted that the although the older generation often time build their nest after retirement but upwardly mobile youth are starting out early.
He asserted that the decision to enter the real estate market at a young age is a daring one, adding that to maximise investment and mitigate risks associated with real estate, young investors need all the help they can get.
Shobowale, a high impact real estate broker in the last couple of years, said “I have successfully managed some of the nation’s most prestigious luxury homes, ranking in the top property sales across Nigeria”.
Within the last decade, he noted, the company has consistently advanced in real estate. It has trained young people to embrace real estate as a full time career advocates keenly on protecting clients’ interests, and being savvy in client-focused negotiations.
In his words, Co-Founder and Head of Strategy and Growth, Dukiya Investment, Bayo Lawal, shared some business nuggets and strategies for Nigerian youths to trail the path of housing and management.
Lawal, who describes himself as a distinguished realtor at helping people getting their dream property, conceded, “I recognise and value the trust as a realtor and this is what we want to invest in young ones, too”.
Our peculiar skill sets, he emphasized, have produced tremendous results across all boards. According to him, it is this track of excellence they are leveraging on to birth a client-based real estate solution which is the popular ‘Dukiya investment’.
Lawal posited that the proliferation of real estate in Nigeria has placed a compelling demand on innovation and competence. And being a delicate industry, they believe themselves to be the new faces behind real estate.
