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GMH targets intergenerational wealth through real estate

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GMH targets intergenerational wealth through real estate

GodMade Homes Limited (GMH) has announced plans for its 2026 Real Estate Conference in Edo State, Nigeria, themed "Wealth Preservation Using Real Estate as a Vehicle." The conference, scheduled for September 24-26 in Benin City, aims to explore how strategic property investment can become a timeless asset capable of sustaining wealth and generating income over five generations.

GMH states that the current cycle often sees properties being sold by the second generation, leaving subsequent generations without the wealth their predecessors accumulated. The event seeks to challenge this by identifying properties with strong development fundamentals, demand, and positioning that can deliver continual rental income and significant capital appreciation over time.

GMH Luxury, the organizer, aims to shift the narrative from individual ownership to long-term wealth preservation. Distinguished speakers, including government officials, investment managers, and industry experts, will discuss identifying strategic locations, structuring property portfolios, maximizing cash flow, protecting asset value, and achieving meaningful capital appreciation.

The conference will also feature a private property viewing for invited guests, offering direct access to selected properties within GMH's portfolio.

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