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President John Dramani Mahama has said the first 700 units of the long-delayed Saglemi Housing Project will be ready for commissioning by March 2027, as the redevelopment of the 5,000-unit estate advances.
Architect Akua Birmeh is urging prospective homeowners to prioritise location over house size when buying or building property. She says commuting costs, access to essential services and daily travel time can outweigh the apparent savings from choosing a cheaper property farther from the city.
Prospective homeowners are being urged to carry out thorough land searches before making payments. The Lands Commission says checking ownership, obtaining a site plan and registering acquired property can help buyers avoid fraud, double sales and costly disputes.
Republic Bank Ghana has become the title sponsor of the JoyNews Habitat Fair under a new three-year partnership. The expanded initiative will connect prospective homeowners with mortgage providers, developers and other housing-sector professionals across Ghana.
Prospective homeowners in Ghana are being encouraged to avoid taking on oversized loans and instead build homes in stages. Republic Bank says incremental construction can make homeownership more manageable as household incomes grow.
Sir David Adjaye says Africa needs an architectural language that reflects its faith, culture and identity. Speaking in Accra, he argued that religious buildings can become catalysts for tourism, education and economic activity.
Attractive land adverts are not proof of ownership. A property consultant is urging buyers to inspect properties physically, conduct proper searches, and engage qualified lawyers before committing money to land purchases.
VAAL Real Estate has launched its eighth residential project in Ghana, bringing new premium apartments to one of Accra’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. Moonbow targets urban professionals, homeowners, and investors seeking compact, high-end residences with long-term value.
Ghana’s construction cost pressures remain subdued overall, but equipment costs are flashing a warning sign. Building cost inflation rose to 3.1% in June even as overall input prices fell slightly month-on-month.