News & Insights
Market reports, project launches and updates from Oasis Real Estate.
Abuja Residential Market Sees 12% Growth in Q1 2026
Abuja's residential property market recorded an impressive 12% growth in the first quarter of 2026, driven primarily by surging middle-class demand in emerging suburban corridors including Kuje, Lugbe, and Gwarinpa. The average price per square metre across these districts rose to approximately ₦450,000, reflecting renewed buyer confidence and a tightening supply of quality housing stock. Analysts attribute the upswing to a combination of improved mortgage accessibility and favourable demographic trends that continue to reshape the Federal Capital Territory's housing landscape.
Read more →Commercial Office Leasing Surges Across Nigerian Cities
Commercial office leasing across Nigeria's major urban centres posted a remarkable performance in Q1 2026, with total take-up reaching 62,000 square metres — an 18% increase year-over-year. Lagos continues to dominate the market, with Victoria Island and Ikoyi accounting for nearly 60% of all new leasing activity. Meanwhile, Abuja's Central Business District is emerging as a serious contender, attracting a growing number of corporate tenants seeking proximity to government institutions and regulatory bodies.
Read more →Oasis Launches 40-Unit Estate Development in Kuje
Oasis Real Estate Development has officially broken ground on a new 40-unit residential estate in Kuje, one of Abuja's fastest-growing suburban districts. The development, situated on a 3.2-hectare site along the Kuje-Airport Road corridor, will feature a carefully curated mix of 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and 4-bedroom units designed to meet the diverse needs of young professionals, growing families, and investors seeking rental income opportunities.
Read more →Investment Outlook: Nigeria Real Estate Forecast 2026–2028
Nigeria's real estate sector is poised for sustained growth over the next three years, with our baseline forecast projecting annual appreciation of 8–10% across both commercial and residential segments through 2028. This optimistic but measured outlook is underpinned by three structural tailwinds: rapid urbanisation at 4.2% per annum — among the highest rates globally — diaspora remittances exceeding $20 billion annually, and a series of government housing reforms designed to unlock institutional capital for the sector.
Read more →Nigeria Land Title Reforms: What Property Investors Need to Know
The Federal Government of Nigeria has embarked on a landmark reform of the country's land titling system, with significant implications for property investors, developers, and homeowners alike. At the centre of these reforms is the digitisation of the Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) process — long considered one of the most cumbersome bureaucratic hurdles facing Nigeria's real estate sector. Pilot programmes launched in the Federal Capital Territory and Lagos State have already demonstrated transformative results.
Read more →Oasis Expands European Footprint with Berlin Office Opening
Oasis Real Estate Development has officially opened its first European office at Friedrichstraße 123 in Berlin, marking a significant milestone in the company's international expansion strategy. The new office will serve as a bridge between European investors and the rapidly growing Nigerian real estate market, providing on-the-ground support for clients interested in cross-border property investment opportunities.
Read more →Diaspora Investment in Nigerian Real Estate Hits Record High
Nigerian diaspora communities invested a record ₦850 billion in domestic real estate during 2025, representing a 25% increase from the previous year and cementing their position as one of the most significant capital sources for the country's property sector. The United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and Germany emerged as the top four source markets, collectively accounting for approximately 78% of total diaspora real estate investment flows into Nigeria.
Read more →Sustainable Housing: How Green Building Standards Are Reshaping Abuja
Green building certifications in Abuja surged by 60% in 2025, signalling a fundamental shift in how Nigeria's capital city approaches residential and commercial construction. What was once considered a niche concern reserved for premium developments has become an increasingly mainstream requirement, driven by a combination of environmental awareness, economic pragmatism, and evolving government incentives. Oasis Real Estate Development has positioned itself at the forefront of this transformation.
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