Happy New Year! As we step into 2026 with fresh energy and bigger ambitions, the Property Index Nigeria 2026 kickoff reveals Lagos luxury demand reaching record highs, with Banana Island land at ₦3.05 million per square meter and Victoria Island flats averaging ₦300M. In Nigeria’s $2.61 trillion real estate market with 61.6% demand in Lagos, this surge signals a strong start to the year, driven by diaspora remittances and infrastructure like the Coastal Road.
The index highlights 10% luxury growth in Q4 2025 spillover, with yields at 8-10% for premium rentals in Lekki (39.1% demand). Abuja follows with 19.4% demand for high-end offices at ₦50M, while emerging hubs like Enugu offer ₦20M flats with 9% ROI. The market’s resilience against inflation positions luxury as a hedge, with 46.2% rental occupancy ensuring steady income.
For 2026, investors should diversify into mixed-use luxury in Ikoyi for 12% combined yields from residential and retail. Proptech tools now handle 25% of luxury transactions, making entry easier. With fraud concerns at 73%, FG’s fraud-reporting portal remains essential for secure deals.
Final Thoughts: Embrace Property Index Nigeria 2026 Opportunities
Happy New Year—2026 is the year to level up your real estate game! Lagos luxury demand offers record ROI in a $2.61T market. Use proptech and fraud safeguards to build wealth and make this your most profitable year yet.
Disclaimer: This information is for general purposes only and not legal advice. Consult a qualified real estate lawyer for guidance.
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