Investing & Deals

Compact 1 and 2-bedroom apartments in tech and corporate hubs continue to experience strong rental demand in 2026. Young professionals,

Small and medium-scale commercial warehouses in strategic locations along the Lagos-Ogun corridor are gaining strong attention from investors in 2026.

Mixed-use properties — buildings that combine ground-floor retail or commercial spaces with residential apartments — continue to be a preferred

Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) remains one of the most resilient real estate asset classes in Nigeria in 2026. Despite economic

Mixed-use developments — buildings that combine ground-floor retail/commercial spaces with residential apartments — have continued to attract serious investors in

Mixed-use developments combining ground-floor retail shops with 8–20 residential units (typically 2 & 3-bedroom apartments) priced between ₦120 million and

Luxury short-let apartments (2–4 bedrooms) in prime locations are currently among the highest-yielding real estate assets in Nigeria in 2026.

Small-scale purpose-built office suites ranging from ₦80 million to ₦150 million (typically 6–15 units) have become one of the strongest

Purpose-built mini-shopping plazas (8–18 shops) priced between ₦30 million and ₦70 million have emerged as one of the strongest performing

Nigerian pension funds have significantly ramped up their allocation to real estate to 15% in 2026 — the highest level

Private equity funds have significantly ramped up their allocation to Nigerian affordable and mid-market housing projects in 2026. This surge

Foreign institutional investors have markedly increased their stake in Nigerian logistics and warehouse assets throughout 2026. This asset class is

Boutique hotels and high-end serviced residences have become one of the strongest performing segments in Nigeria’s real estate market in

Diaspora investors have become one of the most active buyer groups in Nigeria’s premium residential market in 2026. With increased

Warehouse and logistics properties have emerged as one of the highest-yielding asset classes in Nigeria’s real estate market in 2026.