An examination of sustainable housing delivery by private developers in Lafia metropolis of Nasarawa state Department: Estate Management By: Ayaka001 Project ID: 6981 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1Rate this project12345 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThis study critically examined sustainable housing delivery by private developers in Lafia metropolis of Nasarawa State. The study adopted survey design method and data for this study was collected using two methods of data collection i.e primary and secondary methods of data collection. The primary method used a structured questionnaire administered to the respondents, whereas the secondary method data were collected from extant publications and researches i.e editorials from newspapers, editorials from journals, published and unpublished dissertations, international journals, online books etc. The target population was urban households on rental housing tenure and private developers in Lafia. Stratified sampling technique was used to determine the sample size for the study and 110 sample size was chosen for the study. Out of the 110 administered to the respondents, 100 were filled and duly returned and were used for the data analysis using simple percentage method of data analysis. Findings from the study revealed that high interest of housing loans by financial institutions is one of the constraints limiting sustainable housing delivery in Lafia metropolis and that hard condition for accessing housing loan is also a constraint limiting sustainable housing delivery in Lafia metropolis. The study therefore recommends among others that financial institutions connected with housing finance across the country must also be encouraged to meet the financing needs of developers and households, by facilitating access to long-term financial resources at affordable rates or placing risk-sharing mechanisms at their disposal. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Estate Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»Effect of building material cost on housing development in Nigeria»Effects of obsolescence on residential properties (a case study of Oparanozie street in Owerri, Imo state) »An assessment of residential housing problem in the urban areas of Nigeria (a case study of Umuahia urban)»Effect of environmental pollution on real estate development (a case study of Warri, Delta state)»Recreational Property Development in Owerri Imo State ( A Case Study of Owerri Municipal )»Problems of urban land management (a case study of Owerri capital territory) »Challenges associated with the valuation of specialized properties»Challenges associated with real estate investment in Enugu, Nigeria»The effect of oil spillage on residential property investment (a case study of Oyibo in Rivers state) »Effect of location on rental value of commercial property - a case study of Bida metropolis»The economic implication of multiple hostel accommodation in tertiary institution in Nigeria (a case study of federal polytechnic Nekede, Owerri) »Impact of land use act on property development in Nigeria»Land use regulations and its effects on land development»Comparative analysis of the impact of infrastructural facilities on the value of properties»The impact of Akwa ibom state university of science and technology on social development of mkpat enin L.G.A Akwa ibom state