GHS Housing, one of the biggest real estate developers in the country, has begun the development of more than 2,000 housing units at the Satellite Junction at Kutunse in Accra.
The project dubbed, the Korleman City Project, occupies a 204 acre land and is in fulfilment of the company’s vision to develop communities that support holistic family living through innovation and engineering through the use of its professional and motivated teams.
The Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mr Baffour Akoto Osei, told the Graphic Business that, “The Korleman City Project will have 15 gated communities designed and landscaped to depict the unique qualities of its residents”.
He said currently, the first court among the 15 earmarked for construction, called Willow Court and made up of two, three and four bedroom detached and semi-detached houses, was about 90 per cent complete and already inhabited.
Mr Osei said the project was designed for families and individuals looking for properties that allow for flexibility in customising a home to reflect their unique taste.
The second court, Hazel, has already been launched and is now selling fast, he added.
Mr Osei said the two/three bedroom detached houses were stylishly designed with beautiful landscaped areas and priced to give buyers value for their money.
He said the individual courts were designed to be self-sufficient with the provision of early childhood development center, recreational and commercial facilities and full time management services.
“To enhance the livelihood of residents in the Korleman City, a portion of the land has been designated for other social amenities such as schools, hospital, service station, a shopping mall, police station among other things,” he said.
Affordability
Mr Osei explained that the project was designed to be affordable to as many people as possible.
Although he did not mention the exact cost of the houses, he was convinced that through mortgage facilities or outright payment, people would be able to afford any.
Mr Osei said the company believed in the principle of having the private sector to lead in bridging the housing gap in the country and pledged its commitment to construct what will meet the taste and financial aspirations of the people.
He commended the management and staff of GHS Housing for their role in getting the company win laurels on different platforms in the country and noted that, “This award represents the beginning of greater achievements and laurels to be won as the Korleman City Project takes shape”. GB