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Starting January 1, 2026, Ghana's property market entered a new fiscal era. A sweeping overhaul of VAT rules for estate developers, combined with a raised registration threshold and tighter GRA enforcement, has reshaped the cost of buying, selling, and renting real estate across the country. The big change: VAT goes from 5% to 20% The headline reform under the new VAT Act (Act 1151) replaces the previous flat 5% rate that estate developers paid with a unified levy structure c

Buying property in Ghana can feel like navigating a dense forest without a map. But with the right guidance, the journey becomes clear...

Navigating the real estate market in Ghana can feel like walking through a dense forest without a map. The terrain is complex, the paths...

Statista released its outlook on the Ghanaian Real Estate Market. Below, I summarize the main points. Residential Real Estate...

Broll Ghana just released their "Property Market Snapshot (Accra). Ghana’s economy continues to strengthen, the property sector is...

In 2025, Ghana’s real estate scene finds itself at a fascinating crossroads—recovering from past shocks, adapting to global pressures,...