Firm commits to bridge housing deficit in Nigeria

Lagos-based real estate company, Messrs Chateau Royal real estate limited has pledged to bridge the housing deficit in the country by provide enabling environment for investors and subscribers to buy homes at affordable price.

The Managing Director of the company, Oluwatobi Osonuga gave the assurance at the firm’s appreciation night of honour and glam held at the Naval dockyard in Lagos state.

He said the firm as an innovative and customer centered real estate company is dedicated to reinventing the concept of affordable luxury living in Nigeria.

He said: “This firm was founded as a response to the need to heal wound inflicted by unscrupulous developers who offer shoddy real estate deals. Chateau royal is poised to reshape the functionality of space in Nigeria’s real estate market with a fusion of its cutting edge idea beautifully blended with a modern technology intelligence to proffer smart housing solutions to investors both in Nigeria and in the diaspora.”

Osonuga appreciated clients for trusting the company with their resources, adding that ‘our people are our pride and the reason we are still in business.’

He also commended business partners for taking up difficult role as intermediary between the company and their clients.

Earlier, the Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC), Mr Kehinde Ogundimu, said the contribution of real estate to the economy can not be over-emphasised. He stated that the sector creates millions of direct and indirect jobs and promotes social cohesion.