The Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria (REDAN) will on February 4, 2026, convene industry stakeholders in Abuja for its 17th Annual General Meeting (AGM), with discussions set to examine how Nigeria’s evolving tax framework can be leveraged to strengthen real estate financing and improve housing affordability.
The meeting will hold at Conference Hall A, Los Angeles Events & Conference Centre, Ahmadu Bello Way, Kado, Abuja, and is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m.
With the theme, “The New Tax Law as a Strategic Tool for Real Estate Finance and Housing Affordability,” the AGM is expected to address growing concerns within the real estate sector over rising construction costs, limited access to long-term funding, and the impact of taxation on housing delivery. Participants are expected to assess how recent tax reforms can be better aligned with housing policies to stimulate private sector investment and ease constraints on affordable home ownership.
The event will serve as a high-level engagement platform, bringing together real estate developers, government officials, financial institutions, regulators, and professionals across the built environment. Key discussions are expected to focus on the effective use of tax incentives, improved compliance mechanisms, and financing structures capable of supporting large-scale housing development.
REDAN has said outcomes from the AGM will feed into its ongoing advocacy efforts aimed at creating a more enabling business environment for developers, while supporting national housing objectives. According to the association, better integration of tax policy with housing finance frameworks could significantly accelerate the delivery of affordable housing across the country.
Established in 2002, REDAN is the umbrella body for real estate developers in Nigeria and plays a central role in housing policy advocacy. Its annual general meeting is regarded as one of the sector’s most influential forums, often shaping industry perspectives and recommendations submitted to policymakers.
As housing affordability continues to feature prominently in national policy discussions, the 17th AGM is expected to contribute to conversations on how fiscal reforms can translate into tangible benefits for developers, investors, and prospective homeowners nationwide.
