
This article discusses the key factors driving the rapid growth of real estate in Nigerian cities, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Ibadan. It highlights how urbanization, a growing middle class, diaspora investments, infrastructure development, foreign direct investment, and technology (PropTech) are fueling the demand for residential and commercial properties. The article also explores the rise of short-term rentals and tourism-related real estate, positioning real estate as one of the most promising sectors in Nigeria's economy despite existing challenges.
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