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Capemay Properties Solidifies Its Position as Ghana’s Most Prestigious and Ambitious Real Estate Developer
Public advised not to see Indenture-Deed as a complete legal document in land matters
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In International News
China’s real estate market remains a drag and will put pressure on global growth.
Capemay Properties Solidifies Its Position as Ghana’s Most Prestigious and Ambitious Real Estate Developer
Capemay Properties has solidified its position as Ghana’s most prestigious and ambitious real estate developer.
With a portfolio that includes groundbreaking projects such as Amenfi Plaza and Signature Apartments, Capemay Properties has redefined the real estate landscape in the country.
Comprising two impressive twin towers and a total of 197 luxury apartments, Capemay Properties offers an exceptional living experience.
In an interview with African Home Building News, in Accra, Ms. Sandra Mudzimba , Head of Sales and Marketing explained that Capemay Properties caters to both local residents and investors seeking commendable investments near the airport.
The state-of-the-art facilities found within Capemay Properties’ apartments are truly remarkable. The rooftop provides a breathtaking aerial view of Accra, while the proximity to Accra Mall further enhances the convenience and luxury of the development.
Ms. Sandra Mudzimba proudly stated that Capemay Properties has made a tangible difference in the real estate sector.
Having successfully completed initial projects such as corporate offices and corporate estates in gated communities, Capemay Properties has demonstrated its ability to meet the unique needs of the community. The company has exciting upcoming projects that will redefine the skyline and further solidify their position as industry leaders.
Away from that
Dr. Pius Basoah Asumadu, the Regional Lands Officer of the Western Regional Lands Commission, says an Indenture-Deed should not be considered a complete legal document in land matters.
He pointed out that many individuals who acquire an indenture, also known as a Deed, often neglect the crucial step of registering or documenting their land rights with the Commission.
Dr. Asumadu, during an interview with the Ghana News Agency, highlighted that people frequently mistakenly view the indenture provided by landowners or the cadastral plans created by surveyors as fully registered documents that grant them ownership rights.
He stressed that this practice often exposes individuals to significant risks. He advised landowners to personally visit the Commission’s Client Service Access Unit (CSAU) for inquiries and legitimate transactions.
Dr. Asumadu shared instances of clients falling victim to fraudulent agents and unqualified individuals who claim to provide expedited services.
Mr. Ernest Adade, Head of Communication at GRA, clarified that the GRA has not taken over property rate collection but has provided a platform to identify eligible rate payers and bill them for direct payment into MMDAs’ accounts.
In International News
China’s real estate market remains a drag and will put pressure on global growth.
New home prices fell in September, a third straight month of decline, according to data released Thursday by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), despite Beijing’s efforts to shore up the sector.
The data comes at a time when Country Garden, once the country’s biggest home builder, is fighting for its life.
The property slowdown will impact not just China, but also global growth, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
New home prices in 70 major cities fell by 0.1% in September from a year ago, according to a calculation from Refinitiv Eikon based on data from the NBS. On a month-on-month basis, prices dropped 0.2% in September, extending a 0.3% fall in August.
Source : Joycelyn Marigold -Africa Property Magazine
