…Launches Abuja Headquarters

In a real estate market increasingly defined by trust, quality, and sustainability, Genade Homes Limited has positioned itself as one of Nigeria’s most promising developers, championing people-centered housing and ethical growth.

At the official launch of its new corporate head office in Abuja, the company reaffirmed its mission to redefine modern African living through sustainable real estate solutions. The event drew a distinguished guest list, including Arc (Dr) Mshelia Barka Umaru, Group Managing Director of Mshel Group; Rt. Hon. Sergius Ogun, former Member of the House of Representatives; Rt. Hon. Solomon Maren, Member of the African Parliament on Sustainable Cities; and Alhaji Ibrahim, Deputy Director at the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation.

Their presence underscored growing recognition of Genade Homes’ role in driving a new wave of sustainable development within Nigeria’s real estate industry.
“Our mission is to build communities that last, not just structures that sell,”
said Favour Arazu, Chief Executive Officer of Genade Homes Limited.
“Sustainability is no longer optional — it’s the only way forward.”

Hon. Solomon Maren praised the company’s approach, describing it as a blueprint for urban development that harmonizes progress with environmental well-being.
“The unique value here is not just building structures but creating environments that make life healthy and peaceful,” he said. “We must support real estate organizations that are bold enough to redefine how we live and interact with our environment.”

With Nigeria’s housing deficit estimated at over 28 million units, Genade Homes is developing eco-friendly and affordable housing projects tailored for middle-income earners and institutional investors. Many of its projects are strategically located around growth corridors such as the Abuja International Airport and Centenary City, offering residents convenience while ensuring strong capital appreciation for investors.

In addition to housing development, Genade Homes is investing in human capital through the Genade Business Academy, an initiative aimed at mentoring young professionals and promoting ethical standards in real estate practice.
“We’re not just building houses — we’re building people,” Arazu added.
“Integrity is the strongest foundation any business can have.”

Under its Vision 2030 plan, the company aims to deliver 10 inclusive estates and 30 eco-friendly housing projects across Nigeria, aligning its objectives with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11 on Sustainable Cities and Communities.

A Brand Built on Trust and Purpose

With transparency, innovation, and sustainability at its core, Genade Homes is positioning itself as a trusted brand for a new generation of investors seeking purpose-driven growth. In a volatile real estate market, the company stands out for offering what many seek but few deliver — stability, credibility, and long-term value.