The event, organised by Property Express, in Accra last Friday was on the theme “Sustainable Architecture in Ghana’s Housing Mix”.

It brought together diverse institutions and individuals who were making giant strides in Ghana’s housing industry.

A citation that came with the award indicated that “The City Planned Extension Project of the Year 2022 category refers to a new city-wide plan—particularly one for an ambitious municipality that truly wants to change business-as-usual and create a plan for tomorrow, not yesterday or today”.

Project Manager for Cities and Habitats, Daniel Ohene Aidoo, who received the award on behalf of the company, expressed his profound gratitude to the event organisers and gave assurance that he and his team were working hard to continue to provide flexible and progressive approaches to owning homes.

He added that in line with the strategic partnership with Ecobank, Ghanaians should expect more innovative packages for easy home ownership regardless of the current economic situation.

The Deputy Minister of Water Resources, Works and Housing, Abdulai Abanga, who was the guest of honour at the event, said government was dedicated to creating a conducive and enabling environment for the real estate industry to thrive in order to help bridge the housing deficit in the country.

Best known for their popular disruptive ‘Rent-To-Own’ scheme, Cities and Habitats was recognised for their spirited commitment to delivering decent affordable homes for all income levels across the country.

The company recently launched an enhanced version of the “Rent-To-Own” scheme in collaboration with Ecobank Ghana. Known as Rent-To-Own Boafo? Home Ownership Package, the offer gave Ecobank customers 15 per cent off the initial 20 per cent instalment and the opportunity of moving into one’s home within 18 months.

Cities and Habitats flagship project is currently ongoing at Prampram, where several properties are already at different stages of completion, with over 50 homes set to be delivered to owners by close of this year.