Ghana’s property boom

With its welcoming beaches, gorgeous hinterland, rich culture, vibrant cities, diverse wildlife, easy transport, leading architecture and affable inhabitants, it is no wonder that more and more Nigerians are making the most of this visa free hot spot.As a tourist, it is great to see how the countries diversity exists so harmoniously making it a […]

With its welcoming beaches, gorgeous hinterland, rich culture, vibrant cities, diverse wildlife, easy transport, leading architecture and affable inhabitants, it is no wonder that more and more Nigerians are making the most of this visa free hot spot.
As a tourist, it is great to see how the countries diversity exists so harmoniously making it a joy to experience and a wonder to behold. As a businessmen, Ghana has become a very attractive investment destination for those seeking healthy returns on fertile grounds.
At the forefront of the countries investments is the boom in high-end residential property and Ghana’s leading property developer, Trasacco Estate Development Co. (TEDC). With over US$ 500 million in on-going projects their portfolio is vast, but it is Trasacco’s Villaggio Vista which really catches your eye.
Located in the Airport Residential suburb of Accra, the three magnificent residential structures wrapped in a distinctive Kente inspired ‘skin’ makes this development impossible to miss and with one of the three towers (Alto) climbing over 24 floors, it boasts the title of West Africa’s tallest residential tower. 
Residents of Villaggio Vista can enjoy the full range of 5 star facilities, from 24/7 hour security to the breathtaking roof top swimming pools and sky gardens.
Mr Adam Taylor  (Head of Sales at Nigeria’s leading real estate advisory firm, Wrothams Windsor’s explained how “..it is the growing number of international CEO’s and heads of diplomatic missions in Ghana all wanting to live the capital that is fuelling a growing number of savvy Nigerian’s to invest in Accra’s  luxury real estate market; reaping the rewards of strong rental yields and high capital appreciation.”