How do we define growth?
It feels like we’ve become so obsessed with the word that we’ve pigeonholed it to the point that it’s no longer self-serving. The exclusive association with the economy belies a short-sighted interest in profit without considering the broader context of our environment.
Growth, in the general sense of the word, refers to a positive change in size and/or maturation, often over a period of time. When growth gets lost amidst the discussion of short term market trends, we jeopardize the long-term value of the environment with which we’re inextricably linked.
Before Lagos Island became what it is today, it was a shit hole, this shows real estate is dynamic. Following what O’akis trend offers in terms of longevity, you would see that a real estate investment with O’akis Trend is very attractive. Our fundamental value is rooted in our environmental allure.
The quality of life is so attractive that people just keep coming. But it’s the quality of life across income brackets that speaks to the viability of our investment in terms of long term.
