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One of Nigeria's biggest investment groups is making a fresh bet on hospitality real estate. Honeywell Group has acquired a significant stake in the company behind some of the country's best-known hotels.
Trust is reshaping how Nigerians abroad invest back home. Government-backed housing estates are emerging as the preferred choice for diaspora buyers seeking lower-risk property investments.
Economic pressures haven’t slowed Ghana’s property market. Investors are still treating real estate as one of the most stable wealth-building options, driven by demand, scarcity, and long-term value growth.
Uniform luxury apartments are losing appeal in Accra’s high-end market. Developers are now competing on personalised design, letting buyers shape interiors that reflect their identity and lifestyle.
Cantonments remains one of Accra’s most expensive addresses despite rising competition from newer neighborhoods. Its diplomatic status, limited supply, and resilient property values continue to attract high-net-worth buyers and investors.
A new investment model lets buyers earn income from a hotel room they can also enjoy as guests. The concept is bringing professionally managed resort ownership to Ghana’s leisure property market.
Accra is no longer the only destination attracting premium real estate investors. Akosombo and the Volta River are gaining attention as luxury hospitality and waterfront developments reshape Ghana’s leisure property market.
Distance is no longer a barrier to owning rental property in Ghana. Professionally managed buy-to-rent programmes are allowing diaspora investors to earn passive income without managing tenants or maintenance.
A $130,000 apartment is challenging conventional thinking about property investment in Accra. Strong rental demand, flexible payment terms, and a prime location are making compact units increasingly attractive to investors.