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Ghana's National Pensions Regulatory Authority has told Parliament's Public Accounts Committee that the planned 10-storey second phase of its office project will house a pensions college and an industry data bank, as it defends a GH¢500 million borrowing plan.
The State Housing Company has engaged Aynok Holdings Limited to support its land recovery exercise, with Greater Accra as the pilot area and occupants given until 15 October to regularise their leases or vacate.
Ghana’s State Housing Company is offering 195 homes for sale with a five per cent discount, with two-bedroom units priced from GH¢950,000 and buyers encouraged to use pension contributions as mortgage equity.
Ghana’s National Housing Fund plans to launch an EasyRent scheme before the end of 2026 to offer low-interest rent advances, alongside fresh investment in social housing and a national homebuyers database.
President John Dramani Mahama has asked the Finance Minister to set aside GH¢300 million in the 2027 budget to build 250 apartments for police officers, in a bid to ease congestion in the Service’s barracks.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly says new buildings serving the public will not get permits unless they include ramps and accessible facilities, as its chief executive admitted most existing public infrastructure in the city is not disability-friendly.
Ghana's National Housing Fund says construction of social housing projects is expected to start in 2027, with designs, stakeholder consultations and site selection now under way.
Accra-based Zongo Technologies is developing StashUp Rent, a product that pays a tenant's full advance rent directly to the landlord, as Ghana's 1963 Rent Act cap of six months' advance goes largely unenforced.
The State Housing Company Limited is targeting the delivery of nearly 600 housing units in 2027, its Managing Director John Bawah has said, as the developer opened its 195-unit Surge Homes project at Amrahia in the Greater Accra Region.