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Sri Lanka's Real Estate Leaders Chart a 10-Year Vision at Landmark ...
Industry, government and investor voices converge at Port City Sales Gallery to launch a long-term roadmap for Sri Lankan real estate. Sri Lanka's most influential voices in property, investment, policy and urban development convened at the Port City Sales Gallery on Monday, 5th May 2026, for Driving Growth Through Real Estate: 10 Year Plan – a high-level forum conceptualised and hosted by the Research Intelligence Unit (RIUNIT). The half-day forum, held from 2:30 PM to 7:00 PM, marked the first in a planned series of sessions under RIUNIT's ambitious 10-year real estate roadmap for the country.The event drew a packed room of industry stakeholders, local and international investors, developers, business leaders, bankers and diplomats, all gathered to address one central question: How can Sri Lanka position itself as an international real estate investment destination?Setting the stageOpening remarks were delivered by Mr. Roshan Madawela, Founder and CEO of the Research Intelligence Unit, who shared key insights from RIUNIT's ongoing research on why Sri Lanka is well positioned to emerge as a leading international real estate investment destination. Drawing on data, market trends and comparative analysis, Mr. Madawela framed the day's discussions around the country's potential to capture a meaningful share of the estimated USD 1 trillion in global institutional real estate investment expected in 2026. He added that;“Real estate has proved itself as the asset class of choice, especially during times of volatility and contemporary times are again leading to a surge in international real estate investor interest, including in emerging markets. The challenge of positioning Sri Lanka as a viable investment destination has to be balanced with a more people centric approach to the overall housing issues faced by Sri Lanka, including affordability. The success of a nation cannot be measured by the height of its skyscrapers alone.”The economic indicators that international investors look forThe first panel examined the macro-economic indicators that international real estate investors scrutinise when evaluating an emerging market like Sri Lanka. Following Mr. Madawela's opening presentation, the discussion brought together leaders representing some of the country's largest developers and industry bodies including Namal Pieris – Managing Director, ICC, Premalal Brahmanage – Co-Founder & Group Chairman, Prime Group and Amaya Herath – Executive Director, Home Lands Gr...
Sri Lanka's real estate leaders chart 10-year vision at landmark RIUNIT ...
Industry, Govt. and investor voices converge at Port City Sales Gallery to launch long-term roadmap for Sri Lankan real estate Sri Lanka’s most influential voices in property, investment, policy and urban development convened at the Port City Sales Gallery on 5 May for “Driving Growth Through Real Estate: 10-Year Plan” – a high-level forum conceptualised and hosted by the Research Intelligence Unit (RIUNIT). The half-day forum, held from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., marked the first in a planned series of sessions under RIUNIT’s ambitious 10-year real estate roadmap for the country. The event drew a packed room of industry stakeholders, local and international investors, developers, business leaders, bankers and diplomats, all gathered to address one central question: How can Sri Lanka position itself as an international real estate investment destination? Setting the stage Opening remarks were delivered by Research Intelligence Unit Founder and CEO Roshan Madawela who shared key insights from RIUNIT’s ongoing research on why Sri Lanka is well positioned to emerge as a leading international real estate investment destination. Drawing on data, market trends and comparative analysis, Madawela framed the day’s discussions around the country’s potential to capture a meaningful share of the estimated $ 1 trillion in global institutional real estate investment expected in 2026. He added that; “Real estate has proved itself as the asset class of choice, especially during times of volatility and contemporary times are again leading to a surge in international real estate investor interest, including in emerging markets. The challenge of positioning Sri Lanka as a viable investment destination has to be balanced with a more people centric approach to the overall housing issues faced by Sri Lanka, including affordability. The success of a nation cannot be measured by the height of its skyscrapers alone.” The economic indicators that international investors look for The first panel examined the macro-economic indicators that international real estate investors scrutinise when evaluating an emerging market like Sri Lanka. Following Madawela’s opening presentation, the discussion brought together leaders representing some of the country’s largest developers and industry bodies including ICC Managing Director Namal Pieris, Prime Group Co-Founder and Group Chairman Premalal Brahmanage, and Home Lands Group of Companies Executive Director Amaya Herath. Amaya touched on the nee...
Sri Lanka's Real Estate Leaders Chart a 10-Year Vision at Landmark ...
Industry leaders, investors, and policymakers gathered at Colombo Port City for RIUNIT's forum on a 10-year real estate roadmap, focusing on investment growth, affordability, and positioning Sri Lanka as a global property destination.
Industry leaders discuss future of Sri Lanka's real estate sector, key ...
COLOMBO, May 6 (Xinhua) -- Sri Lanka has the potential to position itself as a stronger regional real estate destination, but policy stability, transparency, project delivery, and investor confidence will determine how far the sector can go, industry leaders said at a forum hosted by a Sri Lanka-based consultancy firm Research Intelligence Unit on Tuesday. Speakers noted that Sri Lanka's ...
