New Wine Realty Redefines Wealth Creation in Nigeria Through Farmland and Luxury Real Estate

By Ferdinand Ekechukwu

In a strategic move that bridges two sectors — agriculture and premium property — New Wine Realty is redefining what it means to invest in real estate in Nigeria. With a clear mission to help Nigerians at home and in the diaspora build lasting wealth, the firm is positioning itself as a trusted leader in both farmland investment and luxury real estate.

While many real estate agencies focus solely on residential plots or housing developments, New Wine Realty has carved a unique path — one that taps into Nigeria’s agricultural potential and the rising demand for luxury living in urban areas. The company sources and verifies farmland suitable for high-yield crops such as cocoa, cashew, oil palm, plantain, cassava, coconut, etc. Simultaneously, it offers exclusive properties in high-growth cities like Lagos, Abuja, Ogun, and Oyo, catering to high-net-worth individuals and families.

“We believe land is more than just property — it’s a tool for empowerment, sustainability, and long-term income,” says Samuel Omoniyi, founder of New Wine Realty. “Our clients aren’t just buying land, they’re securing the future for themselves and generations to come.”

From carefully selected farm plots in Nigeria’s most fertile zones to well-documented luxury properties in top-tier urban neighborhoods, Newwine Realty offers investors complete transparency, expert advisory, and seamless support — from initial inquiry to post-sale follow-up.

The company has also made it easier for Nigerians in the diaspora to invest remotely through virtual tours, secure documentation processes, and a dedicated client support team. In a market that has been historically riddled with distrust and land scams, New Wine Realty is committed to restoring confidence through honest transactions and verified listings.

As part of its expansion plans, the firm is launching a dedicated content and education platform to teach investors how to build wealth through agro real estate, while also rolling out tech tools for digital land booking, client onboarding, and investment tracking.

According to Samuel Omoniyi, “We are not here to do what everyone else is doing. We’re building a brand that connects people to the real value of land — not just its location, but its ability to produce, appreciate, and empower.”

With rising food insecurity, inflation, and rapid urbanization, New Wine Realty’s two-pronged approach addresses both the economic and lifestyle needs of modern investors — blending the productivity of farmland with the prestige of luxury properties.

“Our brand stands on three pillars: farmland, luxury, and legacy,” Samuel Omoniyi adds. “We’re not just selling land. We’re delivering opportunities.”

As the demand for stable, high-return investments continues to grow, New Wine Realty is well-positioned to lead the next generation of real estate in Nigeria — one that is sustainable, strategic, and legacy-driven.