As the world’s population continues to surge, scientists all over the world are working around the clock to devise means and strategies to control the rapidly growing population.
Despite these numerous efforts and interventions, the UN Population Division anticipates a rise in the world’s population from the current (2020) 7.8 billion to 10.9 billion after the end of the 21st century with about two-thirds of the predicted growth in population between 2020 and 2050 to take place in Africa.
This staggering figure puts Africa’s huge housing deficit void in a fix, which means a lot more must be done to bridge the housing deficit gap.
From all indications, Africa’s real estate market remains untapped and virtually virgin, begging to be fully exploited to serve the pressing demands of the population. It behooves individuals especially Africans to own up and take the destiny of the continent into our own hands by tackling head-on, the overwhelming housing deficit in Ghana and Africa as a whole.
In today’s world, owning a decent house is still an unattainable goal for many African households. The lack of affordable housing finance, high costs of urban land and weak tenure security, rising construction costs, and prevalence of slums are major challenges to efforts to alleviate the continent’s housing crisis.
Although the housing sector varies across countries and regions, the common reality among urban developing markets has been a rise in the demand for housing, effectively driving up housing prices and pushing quality housing out of reach for the majority of those who are in need, especially poor and middle-income households.
This, therefore, presents individuals around the world a rare opportunity to take a critical look into real estate as a reliable investment opportunity to meet the growing demand for both qualities, high-end and affordable housing in Ghana and Africa at large.
With Accra’s bustling cosmopolitan city satisfying the needs of most middle and low-income earners, the demand for quality and affordable housing projects which meet the requirements of a 21st century home and design is high, which is why Empire Domus is bent on meeting the requirements of a modern-day home with the introduction of La Roccia Court.
La Roccia Court is about 19 minutes drive from the Kotoka International Airport, situated in a prime location adjacent to Trassacco Springs, which is about 3km away from Trassacco Valley.
It’s an 8 unit gated community that offers life-enhancing amenities that are both health and relaxation oriented.
The plush development offers a cohesive social life coupled with quality residential experiences. With high proximity to various landmarks, access to necessities such as shopping centers, pharmacies, international schools, restaurants, etc.
Through good annual appreciation and rental yields, La Roccia Court presents to prospective buyers a conducive investment platform to make fast returns within a given period.
Detailed financial models are also developed for prospective buyers to guide them as they invest.
Empire Domus is a real estate company chaired by Mr. Emmanuel Kojo Jones Mensah whose aim is to develop exclusive homes throughout Ghana for clients who seek top-notch and luxurious architecture designs and residences as well as provide opportunities for middle-income earners to own homes thus, La Roccia Court.
La Roccia Court, the definition of home luxury
La Roccia Court, powered by Empire Domus
Empire Domus, Building a perfect home is our priority.
Source: Ghana Web
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