The Nigeria Real Estate Investment Forum 2026, scheduled for February 10-11 in Abuja, is set to draw 1,000+ participants for discussions on market trends and opportunities in a $2.61 trillion sector. With 61.6% demand in Lagos and 19.4% in Abuja, the forum focuses on sustainable development, proptech, and diaspora investments, addressing Nigeria’s 20-million-unit housing deficit.
Key sessions include “Sustainable Real Estate Strategies,” exploring green building codes for 10% cost savings in Lagos estates, and “Proptech for 2026,” highlighting AI tools for 90% accurate price predictions in Lekki (39.1% demand). Diaspora Funding” panel discusses $22B remittances fueling 40% of luxury sales in Victoria Island. Networking events connect attendees with developers, with past forums leading to ₦50B in deals.
The forum addresses challenges like 73% fraud concerns, promoting FG’s fraud-reporting portal, and inflation at 25-30%, with tips on hedging through diversified portfolios. With 46.2% rental occupancy, sessions on short-lets offer 18% yield strategies for Port Harcourt (15.3% demand).
For investors, the forum provides actionable insights on emerging hubs like Enugu for ₦20M flats with 9% yields, and Ogun (5.2% demand) for industrial spaces with 12% returns. Attendance is ₦100K, with virtual options for 500+ diaspora participants.
Final Thoughts: Attend Nigeria Real Estate Investment Forum 2026
This forum is essential for navigating a $2.61T market. Gain strategies on sustainability, proptech, and funding to maximize ROI and stay ahead in Nigeria’s real estate landscape.
Disclaimer: This information is for general purposes only and not legal advice. Consult a qualified real estate lawyer for guidance.
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