LAGOS, Nigeria – Millions of Nigerians dream of owning a home, but sky-high prices and scarce loans keep that dream just out of reach. Now, technology is stepping in to change the game. Nigeria Housing Market has announced the nation’s first Proptech Demo Day, a virtual event slated for November 14 at 1 p.m. WAT via Zoom. Four carefully selected startups will take the stage, each with 15 minutes to demonstrate tools that could make housing more affordable and accessible.

The lineup promises real excitement. More than 200 people are expected to join from across the country. Venture capitalists will be on the lookout for promising investments. Real estate developers will scout for software that speeds up projects and cuts costs. Tech enthusiasts and would-be buyers will tune in for practical ways to navigate the market more easily. After each pitch comes a lively question-and-answer session, followed by panels and keynotes from leading figures in the industry. Those discussions will explore how property technology can meet the everyday needs of ordinary Nigerians, from first-time renters to growing families.

Babatunde Akinpelu, CEO of Nigeria Housing Market, believes the day could mark a turning point. “The Nigeria Proptech Demo Day is a pivotal moment for our industry,” Akinpelu said. “It serves as the crucial bridge that connects genuine innovation with the capital and adoption needed to scale.” A 2025 report from the African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association shows proptech funding on the continent rose 30 per cent last year. Nigeria Proptech Demo Day taps directly into that momentum, with startups likely to unveil everything from virtual property tours to AI systems that match buyers with fair loans.

A Virtual Gateway to Real Solutions

Nigeria Proptech Demo Day

Nigeria’s housing shortage is stark. The country needs 20 million new homes by 2030, yet affordability remains a major barrier. Tech offers a way forward, promising faster designs, easier financing, and less waste in construction. This Demo Day brings together the people who can make it happen—angel investors alongside seasoned developers. Registration is free, but places are limited. Anyone keen to learn more can sign up at nigeriahousingmarket.com

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