When evaluating investments, we consider location, tenant profile, rental growth, lease terms, and asset management to align with our investment policy and long-term goals.
Managing risks across operations, finance, and acquisitions, we adapt to changes in the market to optimize returns, ensure stability, and sustain growth.
Our risk and return management ensures steady income and protects investor returns, focusing on financial gain and strengthening communities sustainably.
Building enduring partnerships with local and international businesses enhances our portfolio goals, creating strong synergies that drive positive impact.
Focusing on strong tenant relationships involves understanding their core business, curating properties that align with their needs, and driving their growth.
Aligning mutual goals through a focus on sustainability reduces environmental impact and maximizes long-term benefits for stakeholders and shareholders.
HOUSING, LODGING AND BOARDING
According to the Ghana Statistical Service, Ghana had a housing deficit of 1.8 million homes in 2021. High interest rates on financing are making it difficult for many Ghanaians to buy or build their own homes.
Jones Lang LaSalle's report on student housing highlights that the Sub-Saharan African student housing market is in the early stages of becoming a recognized asset class, which could eventually match those in developed markets.
COMMUNITY ESSENTIALS
Careus Capital’s research reveals a promising education investment landscape in Africa, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. The sector is broad and diverse, offering various opportunities for investors. Ghana stands out with its many private educational institutions, schools, and universities providing high-quality education.
Frank Knight Research's report, Healthcare in Africa, highlights the potential for viable real estate investment opportunities in established hospitals with strong brand equity or new builds with reputable operators, driven by Africa's urbanization and growing middle class.
EMERGING JOB AND ASSET MARKETS
Oxford Business Group's Ghana 2022 report underscores tourism’s importance as a major contributor to the country’s GDP and an area attracting increasing foreign investment. Tourism is a key driver of economic growth in Ghana, with significant potential for both domestic and niche market development.
Ian Youngman's 2022 report on Medical Tourism highlights Ghana as a leading destination for medical tourism, showcasing its growing niche in the industry.
EXPANDING TRADITIONAL MARKETS
Oxford Business Group also acknowledges the significance of industry as a critical driver of economic growth in recent years. The report emphasizes that Ghana's manufacturing sector has established favourable macroeconomic fundamentals to support long-term growth.
Global real estate consultant Frank Knight, in their publication New Frontiers 2021, highlights the growing demand for industrial real estate assets. Specifically, properties for cold chain and last-mile storage are becoming increasingly sought after.