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Ogle, a property tech platform, has officially launched and pledged to improve Nigeria’s real estate industry. With a bold vision to eliminate inefficiencies, fraud, and frustration, Ogle is set to revolutionize how properties are found, rented, leased, and managed across the country.
The launch event, held in Lekki, Lagos, brought together real estate professionals, investors, and industry stakeholders to witness the unveiling of a platform that promises to empower users, redefine trust, and democratize access to real estate opportunities. Redefining the journey with the middle man in focus: Speaking at the event, Ebunoluwa Fatoyinbo, Founder of Ogle, shared the company’s vision: “The real estate industry in Nigeria has been broken for too long. From unverified listings to exorbitant fees and endless paperwork, the system has failed both property seekers and professionals. Ogle is here to change that one swipe at a time. The platform enables realtors with an array of tools to simplify their processes.”
“We are partnering with realtors, agents, developers and estate managers to build an ecosystem that empowers them to close deals faster and from the comfort of their homes”
The goal being to remove the frustration from real estate transactions and create a platform that connects people with spaces each swipe at a time.
Ebunoluwa emphasized that Ogle is not here to replace real estate agents but to equip them
with cutting-edge tools to thrive in a digital-first world.
The company introduced its digital community initiatives, designed to connect property seekers,
owners, and industry professionals in meaningful ways.
Looking ahead, Ogle plans to refine its user experience, onboard property seekers, expand its
offerings to include credit and financing solutions, payment processing for property owners,
and enhanced tools for short-stay bookings and management.
As Ogle continues to grow, the company invites real estate professionals and property seekers
to experience the platform and be part of a movement that’s shaping the future of real estate in
Nigeria.
