Real Estate Exhibition in Nigeria






 Now in its fourth year, Real Estate UNITE is an annual real estate summit with primary objective to unite players in the real estate sector whilst opening up the immeasurable potentials in Africa's real estate sector for sustainable growth. Over time, REU has grown to become an important platform for Global real estate leaders to discuss most pertinent opportunities and issues in Africa's Real Estate yearly.

This year, Real Estate Unite —which is the largest gathering of real estate professionals and stakeholders—will bring together 26 speakers, 500 delegates and over 50 brands to showcase their products and services to the public with opportunities to tap into exclusive deals and opportunities. 
Real Estate Unite is powered by 3INVEST LTD. 

The Real Estate Unite advisory board is an independent body made up of professionals from different sectors The REU Board is chaired by Peter Bamkole, other members are Jumoke Akinwunmi, Akin Olawore, Sonnie Ayere, and Kunle Omotola.

UNITE 2015 is sponsored by power brands such as UPDC, ARM Properties, Stanbic IBTC, Broll, , Haven Homes, Gran Imperio Group, Structon, Energobuilding, Ilbagno, Svengali and Northcourt. Strategic partners for UNITE 2015 are Guardian, Proshare, Castles, Detail Solicitors, Oxford business Group, Connect Nigeria, Africa Business, New African, Classic FM, Beat FM, TOA Advertising, Pulse Nigeria, Financial Nigeria, Laurent-Perrier and Easy Taxi Nigeria.

At the exhibition with unique products and services are Eko Atlantic, Assist-2-Sell Properties, Alan Caray, Troloppe, TrustBond Mortgage Bank, Ogun State Housing Corporation, Fidelity Bank, Purple Capital, Rapid FM, DotRubik, Bo Concept, Cliffton Homes, Plus World Roofing, Inesfly Africa, Sun Gold Estates, Cummins, Church gate, Century 21, Kayode Obembe & Co., Abuja Investment Co. Ltd, Spider Merchandise Co., Brookhouse Construction, Deluxe Residence, Gidi Virtual Tours, Nyoogo and more.

3INVEST is one of Africa’s leading real estate brands, filling the gap with innovative platforms that is changing the way investors/consumers approach real estate in the future. From providing intelligent real estate information online to anchoring the first syndicate real estate radio show in Nigeria and annually convening power brokers to its flagship UNITE summit, 3INVEST has become the go-to company for real estate advisory services in today’s market.


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