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Adom City Estates CEO and Afro Arab Group Founder Join Forces to Drive Affordable Housing Agenda at AHS UK
Real Estate Regulatory Authority in Qatar Plans Initiatives to Boost Sector
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Dr. Bright Adom, CEO of Adom City Estates, will lead discussions on affordable homeownership and housing construction in Ghana at the African Housing Show in the UK on April 27-28.
Adom City Estates, founded in 2016, has gained acclaim for providing high-quality yet affordable housing.
The company emphasizes affordability without compromising quality, achieved through meticulous site selection and efficient construction techniques.
Dr. Adom’s speech is expected to offer solutions to Ghana’s housing market challenges, focusing on innovative housing finance models and sustainability.
Adom City Estates has received awards for its achievements, including Best Estate Developer and recognition for Dr. Adom as a Real Estate Personality.
Dr. Adom’s message emphasizes practical solutions to homeownership challenges.
The African Housing Show 2024 aims to redefine homes as accessible havens of excellence through discussions and exhibitions focusing on sustainability and affordability, highlighting the transformative potential of collective action in addressing Africa’s housing challenges.
Still staying on the African Housing Show
Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, a renowned Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist, is slated to deliver an insightful speech at the African Housing Show 2024.
His talk will focus on a critical issue for Africa’s advancement: making affordable housing accessible to the lower income bracket.
As the founder and leader of the Afro Arab Group, Alhaji Salamu’s extensive experience in various sectors, including real estate and microfinance, informs his approach to social impact and development. His speech is expected to resonate with the event’s theme of “Quality Housing,” emphasizing the need for sustainable and affordable homes.
In his address, Alhaji Salamu will likely propose innovative solutions for affordable housing, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts among governments, private entities, and NGOs. He will draw from his own experiences to stress the need for creative financing, streamlined regulations, and the use of technology to lower costs and increase efficiency in housing construction.
Alhaji Salamu’s speech is anticipated to be a call to action, reflecting his commitment to practical solutions and measurable outcomes in uplifting marginalized communities across Africa.
Away from that
Mr. David Anthony Basil, CEO of Modern Floors, has called upon African governments to support the business community.
Speaking at the Under 40 Champions Summit in Kenya, he highlighted the exorbitant costs of intra-Africa travel, which surpass those of traveling outside the continent.
Mr.Basil emphasized the longstanding struggles of airlines with governmental taxes.
He urged officials of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to facilitate exhibitions for African businesses to showcase their products and explore affordable avenues to enhance market presence within Africa.
Mr. Basil alsoreaffirmed his enduring commitment to the flooring industry, poised to contribute significantly to its advancement and prosperity across Africa.
In International News
The Chairman of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Eng. Khalid Ahmed Saleh Al Obaidli, announced plans to launch various initiatives in collaboration with relevant entities to boost Qatar’s real estate sector.
These initiatives include adopting international real estate specifications, enacting the Real Estate Development Regulation Law, establishing a digital platform for real estate information, and activating real estate dispute resolution committees.
Al Obaidli highlighted the authority’s commitment to serving as a catalyst and partner for the private sector, aiming to organize, stimulate, and regulate the real estate sector while attracting both domestic and foreign investments.
Discussions are ongoing with real estate developers to reconsider service fees, and priority is given to attracting investments by offering special benefits to invest
Source : Joyceln Marigold – African Propertyu Magazine
