GREDA Backs Government Flood Response as Accra Flood Crisis Intensifies
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As flooding disrupts Accra once again, real estate developers are stepping into the conversation. GREDA says it supports government efforts to improve safety and strengthen long-term flood management.
The Ghana Real Estate Developers Association (GREDA) has expressed support for government efforts to manage the ongoing flooding situation affecting parts of Accra and surrounding communities. The endorsement comes as heavy rains continue to expose persistent drainage challenges across the capital.
GREDA’s position highlights the need for coordinated action between government, developers, and city planners to improve flood resilience in urban development. The association emphasised that real estate growth must be matched with stronger infrastructure planning, particularly in rapidly expanding low-lying areas.
The statement reflects growing concern within the construction and property sector about the impact of recurrent flooding on housing projects, infrastructure investments, and urban safety. Stakeholders are increasingly calling for long-term solutions rather than seasonal emergency responses.
As Accra continues to experience severe weather-related disruptions, attention is shifting toward integrating drainage capacity, zoning enforcement, and sustainable planning into future real estate development strategies.