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South Africa's housing crisis has secured fresh international backing. A €20 million loan will help deliver more affordable homes while supporting more sustainable urban growth.
Luxury homes no longer need land. Cape Town has unveiled Africa’s first floating luxury residences, signaling a new direction for waterfront living and investment.
One of Ghana’s largest planned residential communities is taking shape in Aburi. The 500-acre eco-development aims to blend modern infrastructure with green living in a fast-growing investment corridor.
Kenya’s property developers are increasingly shifting focus away from residential projects into commercial real estate. The move reflects changing demand patterns and a growing government footprint in housing delivery.
A new proptech platform is trying to fix Nigeria’s fragmented rental system with an end-to-end digital solution. It could change how tenants find homes, pay rent, and manage property services.
Ghana’s high-end property market is no longer defined by marble finishes and location alone. A new wave of buyers is pushing developers toward smarter, greener, and more efficient homes.
Ghana's wealthiest families are creating master-planned communities with their own infrastructure and services. The trend is reshaping urban development while raising difficult questions about inequality, governance, and the future role of the state.
A new high-end residential development is launching next to one of South Africa’s most tightly controlled security estates. The project highlights how “super-estates” are reshaping where the country’s elite choose to live.
A $1.9 billion plan has been launched to build an entirely new city in Botswana from the ground up. The project aims to turn Gaborone into a major regional hub for trade, tourism, and investment.