Under the direction of Minister Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, Ghana’s Ministry of Works and Housing is aggressively reviewing and reforming the nation’s real estate sector. Enhancing transparency, guaranteeing regulatory compliance, and encouraging sustainable development within the industry are the goals of these initiatives.
The District homes Programme will be introduced by the Ministry with the goal of expanding access to reasonably priced homes across Ghana’s many regions. This is a pledge to solve the housing shortage and offer fair housing options across the country.
To encourage investment in the real estate industry, the Works and Housing Minister has been interacting with Ghanaians living abroad. In his speech at the 2025 Diaspora Property Expo in Philadelphia, USA, he described ways that the diaspora may get involved with Ghana’s housing projects.
Additionally, the Ministry is working to make real estate transactions more transparent and professional. This entails creating instructional programs for real estate agency operations and putting policies in place to guarantee industry-wide regulatory compliance.
To support the expanding real estate industry, a concentrated effort is being made to upgrade urban planning and infrastructure. This involves spending on utilities and transportation systems to support sustainable urban growth.
These programs are a component of a larger plan to establish Ghana’s real estate industry as a major force behind social and economic advancement. The Ministry wants to build a more resilient and inclusive housing market by tackling regulatory issues and encouraging investment.
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