South Africa controls roughly 95% of Africa’s Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) market, while Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy by GDP and population, accounts for only a marginal share, estimated at about $600 million as of 2024. This disparity reflects fundamental differences in market structure, capital formation, regulatory clarity, and investor confidence. For Nigeria’s real estate sector, South Africa’s dominance is both a warning and a reference point.
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