Looking to buy property in Ghana? Working with a property agent can make all the difference in finding your dream home or the perfect investment. In this episode of Ghana Ground Up, we explore the crucial role property agents play in Ghana’s real estate market.

In this episode, we explore what lies ahead for Ghana's real estate sector following the elections. With promises of low-cost housing projects, the introduction of social housing, and a push to pass the long-awaited Rent Control Bill, we discuss the potential impact on homeseekers, property developers, and landlords. How will these policies address the housing deficit and reshape the market? Are these changes realistic, and what challenges could arise during implementation?

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The festive season in Ghana is not just about family reunions and concerts—it's also a golden opportunity for property owners. With events drawing large crowds, short-term rentals like Airbnb are in high demand.

Even though real estate can be lucrative, getting it right can be tricky if you don't have all the right information. And beyond information, there are strategies you need to adopt to manage the risks involved.

Real estate in Ghana (and anywhere) is a powerful way to build wealth, but it’s not a shortcut. It’s an expensive, long-term game that demands careful planning and a strong financial foundation. Casual savings won’t cut it, and believing that you can enter the market without a lot of money can set you up for disappointment—or worse, financial strain.

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most powerful ways to build wealth—real estate investment. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, understanding the true value of real estate is key to maximizing your returns.

With a growing population and a preference for urban living, many in Ghana are dealing with an uphill struggle to find and own decent housing. The property market is increasingly hostile to low income earners as they are largely priced out.