KEPRO CEO James Odongo on Technology, Compliance and the Future of Sustainable Packaging in Kenya
In this part of the interview with James Odongo, CEO of KEPRO, he outlines how the organization is helping Kenya’s producers adapt to the country’s …
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In this part of the interview with James Odongo, CEO of KEPRO, he outlines how the organization is helping Kenya’s producers adapt to the country’s …
In this part of the interview with Seth Quaye, the CEO of MAC Partners, he offers a detailed overview of the company’s core business structure …
In this exclusive video interview, we sit down with Kweku Welsing, the visionary CEO of Spotlight Homes, and Mariam Dowuona, a senior representative from First …
In this section of the interview, Akshay Shah, Group Executive Director of Silafrica, outlines the company’s leading role in shaping the future of sustainable packaging …
In this section of the interview, Philip Creech Jones, CEO of African Welding Solutions, introduces the company’s origins and its core value proposition in Ghana’s …
From London’s competitive property scene to the vibrant heart of Accra, Mr. KWEKU Welsing has brought a decade of real estate brilliance back home — …
In this exclusive video interview, the MarcoPolis team sat down with Mr. Lalit Hemnani, Director of Sales and Marketing at B5 Plus Ghana, one of …
Dr. Maxwell Okoth: Building a Healthcare Empire from the Ground Up in Kenya In this compelling interview, Marcopolis sits down with Dr. Maxwell Okoth, founder …
In this interview, Nicolas Vaudin, Managing Director at Lavastone Properties, speaks about the evolution of the Mauritius real estate market, highlighting key investment strategies, sustainable …
Ghana’s real estate sector has emerged as one of the most dynamic industries, driven by rapid urbanization, a rising middle class, and an increasing demand for both affordable and luxury housing. With an estimated housing deficit of 1.8 million units, the need for innovative solutions to bridge the gap between demand and supply has never been more urgent. Cities like Accra and Kumasi are witnessing significant residential and commercial developments, as both local and international investors recognize the country’s potential.
One of the key factors contributing to the growth of Ghana’s property market is its political stability and adherence to the rule of law, which provide a secure environment for investments. Additionally, the diaspora’s growing interest in real estate investment, coupled with government initiatives aimed at encouraging property ownership, has further stimulated the sector.
Within this evolving landscape, i2 Development Ghana has positioned itself as a key player, bringing high-quality and strategically located real estate projects to the market. One of its flagship developments, Prestige, is a prime example of luxury and convenience, boasting an unbeatable location near Kotoka International Airport.