Ghana’s Digital Land Reforms: What Property Buyers and Investors Need to Know Before Buying Land Buying land in Ghana can be an important step towards building a home, developing rental property or investing in real estate. However, the process also comes with risks. Disputed ownership, multiple land sales, incomplete documentation Read more
A new container-based shea-nut loading system at Tema Port highlights the importance of logistics infrastructure and well-located industrial property for Ghanaian exporters.
Ghana’s National Housing Fund has reduced its mortgage scheme rate to 8.4% and announced Easy Rent. Here is what the changes mean for homebuyers, tenants and property developers.
The Lands Commission’s GH¢1.8 billion reform programme aims to digitise records and reduce land-search delays. What property buyers and developers should know before transactions.
Ghana building cost inflation reached 5.1% in September 2026. See how equipment, reinforcement, plumbing, cement and project budgeting are affected.
Compare land, rental housing and property development in Ghana with a practical framework for costs, cash flow, risk, due diligence and exit planning.
A practical guide for tenants in Ghana on checking a rental home, documenting payments, understanding a tenancy agreement and avoiding preventable disputes.
Before buying land in Ghana, learn how to check the seller’s authority, official records, site plan, boundaries, access, permitted use and registration process.
Learn how to compare houses for sale in Ghana using a consistent checklist for location, structure, documents, price and ongoing ownership costs.
A practical Ghana-focused home-buying guide covering land and title checks, building inspection, contracts, fees and questions to ask before paying.
A detailed, original Ghana-focused report covering accra property market 2026: what current demand and asking prices mean for buyers, sellers and renters, with context, practical information and current source attribution.
Buying or renting property in Ghana requires more than comparing photographs and asking about price. Prospective buyers and tenants should consider documentation, location, access, utilities, building condition and the terms of any agreement before committing money.nnFor buyers, property documentation is a major part of due diligence. A prospective purchaser should Read more