UK firms invite Nigerian investors to tap British property market | Prestige Real Estate News
Brithomes, a London-based property wealth management firm and London Square, a UK real-estate developer, have issued a joint call to Nigerian investors, urging them to explore opportunities in the British property market.
Speaking at high-level private investment forum in Lagos which was organised by the two firms under the theme, ‘International Property Investment for Legacy and Wealth Planning’ the Managing Director of Brithomes, Olatunji Akinboh affirmed that investing in UK real-estate sector would open a pathway for Nigerians to diversify portfolios and tap in to long–term value development
According to Akinboh, it is ideal to invest in the British property market because it is an established market and he added that the UK attracts people from across the globe.
“UK is seen as a stable and reliable market and it has a steady growth. Traditionally, Nigerians see England as home and they send their children to school and that makes families to have properties in the UK.’’
While presenting an exclusive showcase of prime and off-plan residential developments, Akinboh said that investing in off-plan in Nigeria can be rewarding.
Giving a brief history of Brithomes, he said it was an international property wealth advisory firm headquartered in Central London.
Brithomes MD further explained that the firm operates across the United Kingdom, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Portugal, and Nigeria and added that the organisation specialises in building and managing cross-border property portfolios designed to support long-term wealth preservation and generational legacy planning.
Also speaking at the event, Sales Manager, International London Square, Harry-Day Brosnan highlighted the company’s presence in the United Kingdom real-estate market.
While describing the market as huge, Brosnan noted that many investors from around the world have confidence in the UK real estate market.
Also, he praised the establishment of Nigerian banks in the UK, saying it would enable Nigerian investor to quickly enter the UK real estate sector.
On her part, Media Consultant of Brithomes, Kelechi Oghene described the collaboration of both firms as a demonstration of the increasing sophistication of African investors seeking secure, long-term global assets.
According to Oghene who is also the CEO of GMYT Group as well as the convener of the GAH Awards &Business Summit: “Platforms such as this provide the knowledge, access, and structured pathways required for wealth preservation across generations.”
Emphasising that true wealth is having something to fall back on, she urged Nigerians to invest in real-estate business.
Highlight of the summit was one-on-one strategic sessions between investors and senior representatives from both organisations and, an intimate networking setting designed to foster collaboration and long-term investment relationships.
