Post Occupancy Evaluation of Public-Private Partnership Delivered Housing in Greater Lagos, Nigeria

Post-occupancy evaluation (POE) has been conducted on different types of housing ranging from social housing, public housing, and multi-tenanted housing.However, there is an established gap in the literature on POE of public-private partnership (PPP) delivered housing units.This study filled this gap by conducting a POE on PPP housing units in Lagos Nigeria.Data for the study was gathered by administering 111 structured questionnaires administered to the residents of the housing units in the of public-private partnership (PPP) delivered estates considered.Data gathered were analyzed using descriptive statistics; weighted mean score, and ranking.Findings from the study revealed the technological parameter that the residents are most satisfied with is noise from proximity to the road with a mean of 4.198 and mostly unsatisfied with the non-availability of fire sprinklers with a mean of 1.207.The most satisfied functional parameter is the internal layout and space management with a mean of 4.477 and the most unsatisfied functional parameter is the storage space area with a mean of 1.505.The feeling of exclusive possession is the most satisfying behavioral parameter with a mean of 4.225 and the feeling of privacy is the most unsatisfied behavioral parameter.The residents are in support of conducting a post-occupancy evaluation in public-private partnership-delivered housing.Recommendations to address the unsatisfied parameters were made.