Residential

Published stories attached to the Residential category.

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Ghana's 'Affordable' Housing Mirage: Why Middle-Income Workers Are Priced Out

An analysis of Ghana's affordable housing programmes argues that government-built 'affordable' homes remain out of reach for most middle-income workers.

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Why Accra Is Emerging as West Africa's Preferred Real Estate and Tourism Destination

Ghanaian developer Devtraco Plus has launched a Nigerian market initiative, urging high-net-worth investors to consider Accra's real estate and tourism landscape.

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Kenya's Property Market Remains Resilient as Demand Shifts Towards Quality, Convenience and Institutional-Grade Assets

Knight Frank Kenya's H1 2026 market update shows a resilient property market, with prime office occupancy rising 4.05% and prime residential sale prices up 6.2%.

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Cement Price Surge Worsens Nigeria's Housing Crisis, Builders Warn

Building sector operators say the erratic surge in cement prices, with a 50kg bag of Dangote Cement topping N15,000 in some locations, is driving up construction costs, property values and rents.

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Knight Frank: Nairobi Areas Where New Roads Could Lift Property Values and Investment

Knight Frank's Kenya Market Update for the first half of 2026 says infrastructure corridors such as Tilisi-Limuru and areas served by major road projects are emerging as locations to watch in Nairobi's property market.

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Why More Nigerians Are Choosing Long Leases Over Outright Property Ownership

Real estate expert Moshood Ajeniya says rising prices, rents and construction costs are pushing more middle-class Nigerians toward long-lease property ownership, which needs far less upfront capital than buying outright.

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Akindipe takes The Twist into Victoria Island's evolving property market

Ace Real Estate CEO Ayobami Akindipe is launching The Twist into Victoria Island's premium residential segment as land values and rents continue to surge across the Lagos district.

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Social connection emerges as new driver of residential value in Kenya

Developers are increasingly prioritising wellness, interaction and shared experiences alongside location and size, according to property developer HassConsult, as wellness real estate gains momentum globally.

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The retirement-friendly towns where land sells for R50 000

Oviston, Dullstroom and Katberg offer plots from around R50 000, giving retirees the chance to build their dream home on a budget.