By Kingsley Adegboye 

Over 5,000 quality participants from 21 countries are expected to participate at the AIHS 2025 holding at Africa’s Most Prestigious Venue for Greater Impact with over 200 high-profile exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge products and services.  

Top stakeholders and industry leaders from over 21 countries will equally be in attendance at the event where over 5000 quality participants are ready to network, invest and collaborate. 

MOFI, World Bank and Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development will play leading roles at the annual housing show. 

According to the organisers and promoters in a statement, more than 5,000 international participants, including top housing stakeholders, policymakers, and investors, are expected to converge on the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS) 2025, set hold at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton, Abuja from July 26th to 31st, 2025. 

The statement added that with over 200 high-profile exhibitors and representation from 21 countries, AIHS will provide an unparalleled platform for networking, showcasing innovative housing solutions, and fostering partnerships in the real estate sector. 

The event, known as Africa’s largest housing and construction gathering, will bring together key players from various markets, including Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, to explore real estate investment opportunities and housing finance models that can drive sustainable development across the continent.  

Speaking on the choice of Transcorp Hilton as the new venue for AIHS 2025, Festus Adebayo, the event convener, emphasized that AIHS is not just an exhibition but a movement towards advancing affordable housing, urban transformation, and technological innovation. 

He highlighted the show’s role in creating wealth, generating employment, and enhancing housing policies to meet Africa’s growing urbanization needs. 

Nigeria’s strategic position and business-friendly policies reinforce AIHS as the premier destination, as it continues to be the premier destination for investors seeking sustainable housing and infrastructure opportunities. 

AIHS 2025 will also serve as a platform for stakeholders to exchange knowledge, forge new collaborations, and strengthen the investment ecosystem, aligning with Africa’s development agenda.