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Ghana’s real estate market is being reshaped by economic recovery, rapid urbanisation and rising diaspora investment. A widening housing deficit and affordability pressures are redefining who can buy, build, or invest.
One of Ghana’s leading developers is reshaping Accra’s luxury housing market with landmark high-rise and estate projects. Her portfolio signals a shift toward more ambitious, design-led urban developments.
A high-profile asset recovery case ended in a split decision that stunned legal observers. While authorities secured a luxury Mercedes tied to poaching, they lost a bid to seize valuable Nairobi real estate.
Home Afrika has swung into profit again, but its financial foundation remains fragile. Despite cost cuts and margin gains, negative equity still weighs heavily on the developer.
Kilimani residents tried once more to stop a rising high-rise on Turbo Road and failed. The court says the case is already settled, clearing the way for construction to continue.
Kenya’s construction sector is expanding rapidly, but workers are not feeling the benefits. Wage growth is slowing even as building activity and investment surge across the country.
Heavy rains are revealing hidden construction flaws across residential and commercial properties. The damage is forcing a rethink of how quickly urban developments are being built in flood-prone areas.
Acorn is reshaping its student housing empire through a major asset transfer worth billions. The deal highlights how rising financing pressures are pushing developers toward internal sales to stay liquid.
HF Group is leaning more on government securities than traditional mortgages to drive profits. The shift has delivered strong earnings but raises questions about long-term lending strategy.