Teyliom Immobilier in Diamniadio: Buyers Still Without Their Homes After Ten Years

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 24, 2026Country: Senegal
Business & EconomySociety & Lifestyle
Teyliom Immobilier in Diamniadio: Buyers Still Without Their Homes After Ten Years

Nearly ten years after investing in a housing project by Teyliom Immobilier, a subsidiary of Yérim Sow’s group, hundreds of buyers are still waiting for their homes in Diamniadio, Senegal. Their collective says more than 500 homes are affected, and that no firm, definitive schedule for handing over the keys has been provided. Buyers say the delays and uncertainty are weighing on their finances and family lives, and raise questions about contractual commitments and protections for property purchasers.

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