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The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Real Estate Sector Growth in Kano State

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Background of the Study

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has been recognized as a key driver of economic growth and development, especially in emerging markets. In the real estate sector, FDI can bring in much-needed capital, enhance infrastructure, create jobs, and stimulate the overall economy (Eze & Okojie, 2024). Nigeria, as one of the largest economies in Africa, has attracted significant amounts of FDI in recent years, particularly in the real estate and construction sectors. Kano State, one of the country’s largest urban centers, has seen increased foreign investment in both commercial and residential properties. This investment has contributed to the expansion of urban areas, improvement in infrastructure, and growth of the housing market (Aliyu & Sanusi, 2023).

Kano's strategic location as a commercial hub in northern Nigeria has made it an attractive destination for foreign investors. The state’s growing population, coupled with increasing demand for housing, retail spaces, and industrial estates, has created opportunities for foreign investors to capitalize on these trends. However, despite these opportunities, the full impact of FDI on the growth of Kano’s real estate sector remains inadequately explored in the literature. This study will examine how foreign direct investment has contributed to the development and expansion of the real estate market in Kano State and assess the key factors that attract foreign investors to the region.

Statement of the Problem

While FDI has been a crucial factor in the development of many sectors in Nigeria, there is limited empirical research on its specific impact on the growth of the real estate sector in Kano State. Although the state has attracted foreign investment in real estate, the underlying factors driving this investment and its long-term effects on local economic and housing markets remain unclear. Without a deeper understanding of how FDI influences the real estate sector, policymakers and real estate professionals may struggle to leverage these investments to maximize growth opportunities. This study aims to fill this gap by analyzing the relationship between FDI and the growth of Kano State's real estate sector.

Objectives of the Study

1. To assess the impact of Foreign Direct Investment on the growth of the real estate sector in Kano State.

2. To examine the factors that attract foreign direct investment to the real estate sector in Kano State.

3. To explore the challenges and opportunities associated with foreign direct investment in Kano’s real estate market.

Research Questions

1. How does Foreign Direct Investment impact the growth of the real estate sector in Kano State?

2. What factors attract foreign direct investment to the real estate sector in Kano State?

3. What are the challenges and opportunities associated with FDI in Kano State’s real estate market?

Research Hypotheses

1. Foreign Direct Investment has a significant positive impact on the growth of the real estate sector in Kano State.

2. The availability of infrastructure, economic stability, and population growth are key factors attracting FDI to Kano State’s real estate sector.

3. Foreign investors face significant challenges related to regulatory barriers and market volatility in Kano State’s real estate sector.

Scope and Limitations of the Study

This study will focus on foreign direct investment in the real estate sector of Kano State, specifically examining the impact of FDI on commercial and residential property markets. Limitations include the difficulty in obtaining detailed data from foreign investors due to privacy concerns and the challenges in distinguishing between the direct and indirect effects of FDI on local economic growth.

Definitions of Terms

• Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): The investment made by a foreign entity into the economy of a country, typically through the acquisition of assets or establishment of new businesses (Eze & Okojie, 2024).

• Real Estate Sector Growth: The expansion and development of real estate activities, including residential, commercial, and industrial property markets, driven by factors such as investment, demand, and infrastructure (Aliyu & Sanusi, 2023).

• Infrastructure: The physical systems and facilities, such as roads, utilities, and communication networks, that support the functioning of an economy (Aliyu & Sanusi, 2023).





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