In a market characterized by increasing demands for housing, Millionhomes through its Mega housing virtual summit is set to deliver sustainable solutions to Nigeria’s housing deficits through disruptive technological innovations.
The 2020 Mega Housing Summit is a series of thoughtful sessions designed by Millionhomes to proffer solutions to housing challenges in recent times and reduce the country’s housing deficit estimated at 27million.
“The maiden edition done in 2019 recorded a huge success with more than 2,000 people in attendance. We are in the era of a technological and cultural shift, and the real estate sector is witnessing a massive U-turn,” Clement who is also the chief executive of LIFEPAGE Group said in a statement.
“The conveners of the conference Oladipupo Clement rewarded the winners of the raffle draw with; an all-expense-paid trip to Dubai, a free 2-bedroom apartment, and free plots of land,” he said.
The virtual summit theme ‘Affordable, Acceptable & Accessible Housing’ is scheduled for October 10, 2020, and to continue on October 17, 24, and 31 by 5 pm.
The organiser of the virtual summit noted that new technologies to help prospective investors and landowners make wise investment decisions that would provide high returns on investment will be showcased during the summit.
Also, building houses with Artificial Intelligence will also be introduced at the summit, the organiser says.
“I have seen first-hand the importance of investing in landed properties in the country. Lands appreciate yearly, rewarding its investors with massive turnovers,” Francis Ajilore, managing director, Millionhomes said.
“The summit will enhance how real estate investors and agents facilitate transactions between the buyers and sellers of property using digital tools. So anyone intere4sted should follow the link at www.millionhomesafrica.com,” he said.
Similarly, Opeoluwa Oni, MD, LIFEPAGE Estates, stressed that house selection and investments without proper knowledge can be risky in recent times, adding that the risks can increase if individuals fall into the wrong hands.
“Despite this trend, there is still a lot to be gained by investing in landed properties. An investor should only invest if they are comfortable owning a property. Investments should not be coercive,” Oni said.
Other notable speakers expected to be offering insight and perspective at the summit includes; Debo Adejana, chairman, Real Estate Developer Association. of Nigeria (southwest), Francis Ajilore, MD, Millionhomes, Tade David Uchegbu, managing director, Cedro Construction; Opeoluwa Oni, managing director, LIFEPAGE Estates and Olumide Emmanuel among others.
