WorldStage– Nigeria’s real estate market is poised for a significant growth in 2026, driven by factors ranging from a stronger naira, lower inflation, steady tax reforms, which could lead to increased investors’ confidence, among others, according to ESV. Olufemi Adedamola Oyedele, Managing Director/ CEO, Fame Oyster & Co., a Nigerian real estate company.
Oyedele, a registered estate surveyor and valuer with expertise in construction project management in a write-up titled “Real Estate in Nigeria: 2026 growth will be unprecedented” set for publication in WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Report Q1 2026, said “Insecurity, high rate of foreign exchange, high loan interest rate, high prices of building materials, high unemployment rate and low rate of access to land including complex titling process are some of the factors why real estate is begrudged by some people.”
The growth prospects he projected for the year include that property prices would increase by 5 – 15% annually in major cities like Lagos and Abuja.
“Residential real estate (RRE) will lead the pack as investors try to bridge the wide gap between housing need and provision put at 28 million units by experts,” he said.
However, he advised that “real estate investors who are desirous of investing in RRE must be cautious to hit the nail on the head by developing houses that are required by the market.”
The detail of the real estate prospect by Mr Oyedele among other sectorial reports would be featured in the WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Report Q1 2026 set for presentation later this month.
As a follow up to the WorldStage Nigeria’s Macroeconmic Outlook 2026, WorldStage has initiated the process to produce the WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Reports (WNER) Quarter 1, Quarter 2, Quarter 3 and Nigeria’s Macroeconomic Outlook 2027 this year.
The data-rich WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Reports that will capture the key trends and developments which will shape the nation’s economy, industries, and markets during the year and next year.
Specifically, the WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Report Q1 2026 will be equally comprehensive, covering macroeconomic overview including regulatory changes- GDP growth, inflation rate, exchange rates, ease of doing business and monetary policy updates. Analysis of all key sectors including oil and gas, agriculture, manufacturing, banking, insurance, and capital market updates are taking center stage.
The WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Report Q1, which will be in high demand by the business community around the world, will be presented at a forum that will attract key decision-makers in the public and private sectors. After the presentation, the report will be available in hard copies across the country and for download online.
WorldStage Nigeria’s Economic Report Q1 and its presentation forum present veritable opportunities to showcase leaders in key sectors.
