Firm expands investments into Nigeria’s real estate market

A Morocco based real estate firm, Palykspalm, has extended its investment into the Nigerian market to address the housing challenge. Established by Peter Palmer, formerly known as Ekpe Peter Unajohwofia, the company is owned by Nigerian and Moroccan entrepreneurs who are striving to promote cross-border integration within the real estate industry. A statement by the […]

A Morocco based real estate firm, Palykspalm, has extended its investment into the Nigerian market to address the housing challenge.

Established by Peter Palmer, formerly known as Ekpe Peter Unajohwofia, the company is owned by Nigerian and Moroccan entrepreneurs who are striving to promote cross-border integration within the real estate industry.

A statement by the management said Palykspalm recognises the immense potential of both the Nigerian and Moroccan real estate sectors for investors seeking high returns.

“Palykspalm, through strategic partnerships and innovative property developments, aims to create solutions that bridge the gap between local and international investors.

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“With a vision to boost international investments and stimulate economic growth, the company is poised to enhance exchanges between these emerging markets.

“At Palykspalm, we are dedicated to redefining the real estate experience by offering a diverse range of high-quality housing options, including Airbnbs, rentals, leases, and outright purchases.

“Its core focus is providing simple yet luxurious living spaces tailored to meet the needs of its clients, home and abroad,” it said.