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A new housing project is stepping into Accra’s most in-demand neighborhoods. Prime Accra aims to ease pressure on limited urban housing with a strategic rollout in key locations
A popular Ghanaian MC is making a bold jump into real estate leadership. His new COO role signals a growing crossover between entertainment influence and property development.
Diaspora investors are increasingly buying luxury apartments in Accra without ever stepping into Ghana during the process. A new guide outlines how remote ownership is reshaping the city’s high-end property market.
Compact luxury apartments are quietly becoming Accra’s strongest-performing real estate assets. New data shows studio units are delivering higher rental yields and faster capital recovery than traditional properties.
A major shift is reshaping Accra’s prime property market as high-net-worth buyers increasingly choose serviced apartments over standalone villas. Developers say convenience, amenities, and investment returns are driving the move toward vertical luxury.
Ghana’s real estate industry is witnessing a major shift as GREDA supports a proposed cap on rent advance payments. The move signals growing momentum for reforms aimed at easing tenant financial pressure and formalising the rental market.
Appolonia City has launched a major infrastructure push with the construction of a 25km internal road network. The project is expected to accelerate residential and commercial development across one of Ghana’s fastest-growing master-planned cities.
Ghana is doubling down on public–private partnerships as the housing deficit continues to strain urban markets. Officials say stronger collaboration with developers is key to expanding affordable and sustainable housing supply
A new luxury development in Airport Residential Area is redefining high-end living in Accra with a strong focus on wellness and lifestyle design. Zenwood is positioning itself as both a residential sanctuary and an investment asset in one of the city’s most competitive markets.