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The Housing Finance Sector data for Nigeria extends back to 2006. Please click on the Research Center tab above to access data for previous years not shown.
Nigeria: Statistical Data At-A-GlanceIndicator Data Year Source Total population 182.2 million 2015 WDI Urban population (% of total) 47.78% of total 2015 WDI GDP, current prices (U.S. dollars) 490,207 USD (millions) 2015 WEO GDP based on PPP per capita GDP (Current international dollar) 6,108.41 USD 2015 WEO Inflation, end of period consumer prices (Percent change) 9.55% 2015 WEO Average bank deposit rate 9.15% 2015 IFS Lending rate 16.85% 2015 IFS Owner-occupied units 75.4% of total 2010 EFInA and FinMark Trust Total amount of home mortgage loans outstanding at the end of year in millions of USD: 4,460.12 USD (millions) 2015 Central Bank of Nigeria Total amount of home mortgage loans outstanding at the end of year as % of GDP (current) .91% 2015 Central Bank of Nigeria Typical LTV at origination 75 2015 CAHF Retail funding (deposits/other) primary 2015 Central Bank of Nigeria Wholesale funding: loans from other banks or corporations tertiary 2015 Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company Other secondary 2015 Research Typical number of days needed for the transfer of title 69 2015 WDI Recent Updates
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WebsiteThe Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) is a private sector-driven mortgage refinancing company with the public purpose of promoting home ownership for Nigerians while deepening the primary and secondary mortgage markets. Its vision is to be the dominant housing partner in Nigeria, with a missino to break down barriers to home ownership by providing liquidity, affordability, accessibility and stability to the housing market in Nigeria.