Quote from: Lida93 on June 08, 2025, 06:52:36 PM

Quote from: Futurexxx on June 08, 2025, 02:07:06 PM

Quote from: Gentle_Soul on June 07, 2025, 11:04:52 PM

I do not think that an investment done on land development can result to no profit at the end of day

Exactly, no investment done on land that will be a waste on the longer run, because in places like the riverine areas in the niger delta, opportunities are always there due to the fact that companies and major business are just coming into the area because it's an oil rich region, so all those rivers that are being sanddfill now might look very costly and expensive now, but in year to come when schools, hospital and most of this companies have establish fully, you as an individual will be very happy with yourself that you took the risk of investing so much on a river then, just to secure a land for yourself.

Let take the riverine context away from this and major it on lands in general, there's no way a land can get undervalued as the years goes irrespective of location. Instead it appreciates in value with time. That's why you can see people confidently buy land in unpopular or interior areas with the calculation of either reselling in the future for higher price value or developing on the land. For such long projection clients would be more comfortable owning these lands through a well trusted real estate firms to ensure land security.

Yes! I totally agree with you, I mean I can literally think of lands that I know some years back which were completely covered by flood but fast forward to today it has become major and strategic areas where people are paying serious money to acquire because it has become a completely dry land.

Lands can not depreciate over a period no mater what happens it must always appreciate over the years even if it's a bit increase it must surely appreciate except in cases of war or other societal violent activities that are capable causing environmental hazard or crisis.