Albert Gigmai’s Post

Keeping the Pyrmont Project-Apartment refurbishment on track! Regular site meetings are essential for capturing issues and making informed decisions. Our proactive approach ensures the project stays on schedule and delivers top-notch results. #ProjectManagement #BAJA #Refurbishment

Yesterday, I paid a visit to Universal One, the latest project by Universal Homes FZE in Alaro City ! The precision and speed of the concrete-style construction were truly impressive, a departure from the conventional methods we often see in Nigerian developments. No typical pillar casting and block work – just streamlined efficiency. The site was remarkably neat and organized, a testament to the commitment to quality. What amazed me even more was the seemingly tranquil exterior, and the fact that 160 out of the 200 units have already been snapped up! Beyond Universal One, the developments in Epe are booming, with top-notch road construction expertly handled by Craneburg Construction and a slew of other initiatives by the Lagos State Government. It's evident that smart investors are already securing their slices of this rapidly expanding pie. Exciting times for Epe, and I can't help but be optimistic about the future prospects of this dynamic community! #RealEstate #EpeDevelopment #SmartInvesting #UniversalOne #AlaroCity #LagosStateDevelopment

🏗 The #SolomonIslands #Infrastructure #Program (SIIP), in partnership with Honiara City Council and the Australian Aid Program, is proud to announce the redevelopment of Honiara's Central Market is well underway. ☔ The new development will feature 100 new undercover market stalls and a large new roof; a welcome prospect for market vendors who currently experience food spoils sitting in the hot sun and rain. 👷🏽♂️ The extension will be constructed using high-quality materials and local contractor Tropic Group Builders Ltd (TGB), creating local jobs for Solomon Islanders in Honiara. 💰 The 10SBD million-dollar construction is expected to be completed in June 2024, creating a better market experience for vendors and the community alike. 📽️ https://lnkd.in/emqV5sVg 👉🏽 For more: https://lnkd.in/eCbMQH8R #WeAreDTGlobal #SolomonIslands #InternationalDevelopment #Markets #Infrastructure #EconomicDevelopment #Partnership

Video update! From brainstorming the concept to bringing it to life, every step was packed with creativity, collaboration, and a little bit of chaos (in the best way possible 😉). #ContentCreator #BehindTheScenes #ContentStrategy #LinkedInVideo #DigitalMarketing

LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL ROAD DEMOLITION | HOW TO PREVENT YOUR HOUSE FROM BEING DEMOLISHED BY LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT. In recent times, Lagos State has witnessed a series of building demolitions, which has brought up discussions and debates. The Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) has been at Buildings without proper approvals, those violating physical development laws, and constructions on illegal lands have been the primary focus. The Lagos-Calabar coastal road construction has necessitated the demolition of properties affected by the right of way. the government also talked about compensation. the Minister of Works, has assured that compensation will be paid to affected property owners, reflecting a humane approach to the necessary demolitions. Compensation is granted based on rights, individuals affected by the demolition can apply for compensation. The process is based on application, and each case is treated individually. The demolition of parts of the beach for the Lagos-Calabar road project, in particular, has led to public outrage. However, the government maintains that the economic benefits. The Lagos State Government’s demolition campaign is a complex issue, balancing the need for urban renewal and infrastructural development with the rights and safety of its residents. As ealier stated this is address of the place where you can get more information or planning permit LASPPPA HEADQUARTERS Opposite SoHo Filling Station, Oba Akinjobi Way, Ikeja Lagos #lagosdemolition #demolition #gudproperptyrealty #explor #lagoscity

Discover 5 major reasons for the ongoing demolition of houses in some parts of Lagos state to avoid being a victim. The prayer is that it doesn't happen to any of us. ✓Lack of building approvals and planning permits. ✓ Construction of the houses along drainage canals. ✓ Construction of houses along Government allocated lands. ✓ Non Compliance with local laws & regulations like not obtaining building permits, drainage permits, and necessary documents from the Lands registry. ✓ Contravention of Government laws & planning regulations as it relates to the environment. Please visit all the relevant Government agencies and obtain all necessary approvals before you commence construction on your land or get a property lawyer or a realtor to guide you to avoid stories that touch. Kindly repost if you have value. Have a fantastic week ahead🎉

Planning Update: Permitted developments and favouring brownfield sites The Government have made two key announcements with a view to supporting housing development: (1) The further relaxation of permitted development for the conversion of commercial, business and service uses to dwelling houses, from 5 March 2024. (2) An instruction for councils to prioritise brownfield developments, alongside a consultation open until 26 March 2024. Read the full article by Simon Randle and Vivienne Sedgley here: https://lnkd.in/g7s7i3s7 #Planning #Brownfield #Development

Pressing Housing Needs Present Both Opportunities and Challenges for Construction Sector Justicia Shipena The pressing need for affordable housing in Namibia is creating both opportunities and challenges for the construction sector, according to economic researcher Halleluya Ndimulunde of Simonis Storm. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dc95A2sV

#PNGNews Failed pavement sections of the Butibam-Malahang road are being reworked. JV PNG Investment Constructions will be meeting the cost after the public raised concerns of cracks in the new paved road, which was opened in 2022. To read more: https://lnkd.in/gdT93U2a #upgrade #pavements #ButibamMalahangRoad #Lae #Morobe #PapuaNewGuinea #PNG #LoopPNG #LoopNews

Tomorrow Councillors will have to vote on whether or not to #release #water from Cressbrook Dam. The dam is 84.3% full but construction engineers say it has to be at 70% to safely do the spillway upgrades and to do that they want to open a valve in the dam wall and release water from Cressbrook into the creek below. I’ll have more to say when I can in Chamber but questions I have include: ❓ How much of the water that’s released from Cressbrook can we pump back from Wivenhoe? ❓ Will residents know how much that will cost? ❓ Can the Queensland Government or Seqwater waive the costs? ❓How many people are on water restrictions? And will they stay on restrictions if water is being released? ❓What if it rains? ❓ When will the business case that we’re having to do to ask for funding be complete? You can read the report (minus the confidential attachments here): https://lnkd.in/gCczf9-f (Photo is of my family fishing at Cressbrook in 2017 when water levels were around 70%) Toowoomba Regional Council SMEC Seymour Whyte