H1 2025 opened with a new government, bold reform promises, and cautious optimism. Yet currency gains and tighter fiscal policy have done little to ease the pressure on construction costs or supply-side inefficiencies. This report unpacks the sharp contrasts: sectoral slowdowns vs. pockets of resilience and investor interest vs. pricing constraints....
Amidst macroeconomic recalibration and a transition in political leadership, Ghana’s real estate sector continues to demonstrate resilience and evolving investor interest. The 2025 edition of IMEK Africa’s Ghana Real Estate Market Report offers a nuanced examination of the sector’s performance, drawing attention to both cyclical slowdowns and structural shifts that define...
Ghana has had its fair share of post Covid inflationary pressures due to increased energy and food prices associated with the impact of the Russia-Ukraine and domestic economic headwinds, causing firms and households in Ghana to grapple with the challenges posed by rapid exchange rate depreciation and inflationary pressures. The...
