Palykspalm, a dynamic real estate firm founded by Peter Palmer (formerly Ekpe Peter Unajohwofia), has announced its strategic entry into the Nigerian property market. With its headquarters in Marrakesh, Morocco, the company is driven by a coalition of Nigerian and Moroccan entrepreneurs focused on bridging markets and creating sustainable investment opportunities across borders.
Strengthening Ties Between Nigeria and Morocco
The expansion comes as Palykspalm looks to deepen cross-border integration in real estate between Nigeria and Morocco, two emerging markets rich in opportunity and ripe for innovation. The firm believes that globalization is reshaping property investment, and it intends to be at the forefront of this transformation.
“We see immense potential in both Nigeria and Morocco for high-yield real estate ventures,” the company stated. “Our goal is to link local and international investors to premium property developments that offer both quality living and solid returns.”
Redefining Modern Living Across Borders
With a growing portfolio that includes Airbnbs, short- and long-term rentals, lease options, and outright sales, Palykspalm is carving a niche in offering simple yet luxurious housing solutions tailored to modern needs. The company is not just selling homes—it’s delivering curated living experiences that appeal to both local residents and the diaspora.
Catalyzing Economic Growth Through Real Estate
Palykspalm’s management highlighted that its mission extends beyond housing. The firm envisions its investments as a catalyst for economic development, job creation, and infrastructure growth. By linking the real estate markets of Nigeria and Morocco, it aims to attract diverse venture capital and stimulate broader economic collaboration between the two regions.
“This is more than a business move. It’s a commitment to fostering trust, collaboration, and inclusive growth through strategic real estate development,” the company added.
Preparing for the Next Phase of Growth
As it accelerates its corporate expansion, Palykspalm is opening its doors to new investors, strategic partners, and industry experts eager to be part of a bold new vision for African real estate. With its eyes set on reshaping urban living while driving regional cooperation, the company is positioning itself as a key player in the future of cross-border property investment.
