The President of the Ghana Real Estate Developers (GREDA), Mr Kwakye Dopoah-Dei, has asked members of the association and estate developers in general to prioritise quality over quantity in the construction of houses for the general public.
This, he said was needed to ensure that estate developers give value for money to their customers while earning their trust and confidence in the estate development and housing construction business.
It will also help the sector to maintain its status as a key contributor to the socio-economic development of the country, Mr Dopoah-Dei, who is also the Managing Director of Rivornia Ghana Limited, said in Accra.
He gave the advice in an interview after the grand opening of Bentley Grove Homes, a luxurious residential property developed by Imperial Homes.
Imperia Homes, which specialises in the development and sale of luxury properties, is one of the key members of the association.
Mr Dopoa-Dei said the association was proud to have Imperial Homes, which specialises in promoting real estate at the upper end market, among its membership and.
Over the years, he said Imperial Homes had continued to offer its clients top quality homes , starting with its maiden project, the Imperial Court at Abelemkpe in the Greater Accra Region, some nine years ago.
“We bare great testimony to your contribution to the housing stock in Ghana in spite of the numerous challenges currently facing the industry,” he said.
He thus encouraged other developers to emulate the example of the company by being innovative in the midst of challenges.
Some of the properties developed by Imperial Homes since its inception in 2007 include the Mankata at Airport Residential Area , the Ayana Vistas at Cantonments, which is ongoing, the Bentley Place Town houses and Premier Court & Premier Place.
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