Access to safe, affordable housing is a fundamental human need. Unfortunately, Nigeria is faced with a severe housing deficit, currently estimated to be at 28 million. In addition to this deficit, Nigeria’s real estate sector is riddled with several challenges, ranging from regulatory issues to concerns with building quality.
Nigeria’s real estate industry can potentially drive economic advancement, contributing significantly to the economy. However, the real estate industry must be positioned to take advantage of the opportunities to drive this growth.
To tackle these issues, Lagos Business School (LBS) and the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) have convened the inaugural edition of the LBS-NIESV Real Estate Industry Summit 2023.
This one-day event will feature three panel discussions around these key themes:
– Real estate finance strategies
– Strategic investment approaches
– Harnessing emerging technologies
The LBS-NIESV Real Estate Industry Summit is a gathering of industry thought leaders, key policy and decision makers and other stakeholders within the industry. The summit seeks to drive discourse that will shape and transform the future of Nigeria’s real estate industry.
SUMMIT DETAILS
Theme: Building for the Future – Innovations, Opportunities & Quality Control
Date: Wednesday, 29 November 2023
Time: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Venue: Honeywell Auditorium, Lagos Business School, Lekki-Epe Expressway
Registration & Payment: lbs-niesvsummit2023.lbs.edu.ng
It is really sad how both the Federal and State government has neglected low cost housing scheme in Nigeria unlike what was obtained during Shagari and Jakande era. But it is reassuring when institution of repute like your convene to brainstorm on how to engage the government on how the real estate sector can be deployed to drive economic advancement