The Government of Ghana is finalizing plans to revive the stalled Saglemi Housing Units project by transferring it to a private developer for redevelopment within two weeks.
Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah announced this during a press briefing on September 30, 2024. The project, initially intended for 5,000 affordable units, has only 1,506 partially completed due to inadequate infrastructure. A valuation indicated that $100 million is needed for completion.
Five firms submitted bids, with Quarm-LMI Consortium and Broll Ghana Ltd. shortlisted. The government aims to address the housing deficit, currently estimated at 1.8 million units, by prioritizing affordable housing solutions.
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