Bujeti and Nigeria Housing Market Launch Real Estate Report

In Short

Nigeria Housing Market and Bujeti have released Concrete & Cash Flow, a premium report on Nigeria’s real estate market. The partners say it is the first edition of a planned annual measurement. The report is available for purchase on Bujeti’s website.

What Happened

Concrete & Cash Flow is positioned as a data-heavy look at a sector that is large, but often poorly measured. The launch comes after Nigeria’s GDP rebasing highlighted real estate as one of the country’s biggest sectors, with output reported at ₦41.3 trillion in 2024.

The announcement points to a persistent problem, the market lacks trusted baseline numbers. One example is the national housing shortfall, often cited with wide ranges. A January 2026 estimate from the National Housing Data Technical Committee put the deficit at 14.925 million units. A later Lagos State warning argued that counting structurally defective or substandard homes could push the effective shortage much higher.

The report’s method mixes first-hand operator insight with desk research. Nigeria Housing Market says it interviewed ten named real estate operators using the same question set over two months, then layered in secondary research graded by confidence. It also plans to keep an operator panel in the field as part of the ongoing measurement.

Why It Matters

For founders, investors, and operators in property and proptech, better market measurement reduces decision risk. In real estate, bad data can mean mispriced land, underestimated legal costs, or overconfident demand assumptions.

For financial services teams, the report signals growing attention to the “cash flow layer” under property pricing. That includes how deals are funded, where liquidity comes from, and what makes projects stall, all of which can shape credit decisions and underwriting.

The partnership also shows how fintech platforms are widening into research and tooling. Bujeti has been building finance workflows for businesses, and this report adds a market intelligence product aimed at Nigeria’s real estate value chain.