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Abuja Fest to Spotlight Nigeria’s Real Estate Opportunities

Omolabake Fasogbon Stakeholders in Nigeria’s real estate sector are expected to examine investment opportunities and challenges in the property market at the 2026 Abuja Real Estate Fest.The event, organised by

The 2026 Abuja Real Estate Fest, organized by Eventhive, aims to shed light on investment opportunities and challenges in Nigeria's real estate market. The event, themed "Investing, Developing and Transforming Nigeria’s Real Estate Capital," brings together a diverse array of stakeholders including investors, developers, financiers, professionals, and policymakers.

The focus is on the Federal Capital Territory, examining demand trends, financing, regulation, infrastructure, and development challenges. The conference will also explore shifting property market geography, including the rise of emerging districts, satellite towns, and secondary cities. Population growth, infrastructure, and economic activity are driving new investment corridors.

Discussions will cover income-producing real estate sectors such as build-to-rent housing, serviced apartments, retail, logistics, and specialized assets. Digital infrastructure, data centres, healthcare, education, industrial, and logistics real estate, entertainment, and specialized residential developments are also on the agenda.

The event aims to identify financing, regulatory, operational, and infrastructure conditions necessary for scaling these asset classes. CEO of Eventhive, Jamiu Ijaodola, highlighted Abuja's growth as a catalyst for new demand in housing, commercial properties, logistics, hospitality, and digital infrastructure. The festival will feature conferences, exhibitions, property showcases, and networking opportunities among sector stakeholders.

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