Devtraco Plus Unveils LOTUS Twin-Tower Project at Airport Residential
Devtraco Plus, the premium development arm of Devtraco Group, has unveiled LOTUS at Airport Residential in Accra, a two-tower residential development off Patrice Lumumba Street.
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Devtraco Plus, the premium development arm of Devtraco Group, has unveiled LOTUS at Airport Residential in Accra, a two-tower residential development off Patrice Lumumba Street.
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