Nigeria has proudly made history by successfully hosting the 75th FIABCI World Real Estate Congress, the first-ever edition to be held on the African continent. The landmark event took place at the prestigious Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos, drawing delegates, investors, and real estate professionals from across the globe.
With the compelling theme: “Global Real Estate Renaissance”, the Congress focused on the transformation and rebirth of the global real estate sector in a rapidly evolving world. Discussions centered on innovation, sustainability, smart development, housing finance, urban regeneration, and the role of emerging markets—particularly Africa—in shaping the future of real estate.
The event brought together industry leaders, government officials, institutional investors, urban planners, and academics, creating a dynamic forum for networking, knowledge sharing, and strategic partnerships. High-level plenaries, technical sessions, exhibitions, cultural showcases, and investment forums highlighted the diversity and strength of Nigeria’s real estate market.
Hosting the 75th edition was not just a milestone for Nigeria, but a defining moment for the entire African real estate industry. The successful delivery of the Congress demonstrated Nigeria’s capacity to lead and convene at the highest level of global discourse, while showcasing the continent’s immense potential in housing, infrastructure, and sustainable urban development.
This historic gathering marked a new chapter in FIABCI’s journey and left an indelible mark on participants who experienced Africa’s warmth, professionalism, and investment potential first-hand.
The success of the Congress has set a new standard, with Nigeria standing tall as a bridge between continents, opportunities, and ideas in the global property market. The 75th FIABCI World Real Estate Congress in Lagos will be remembered as a renaissance not only in theme but in reality—a rebirth of global attention on Africa as the next frontier in real estate development.
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