Real Estate Investors embark on Property viewing

By Benson AFFUL

Property Express Limited, a real estate developer is organising the first on-site property viewing to give the public and corporate bodies the opportunity to visit various sites of top real estate developers in the Greater Accra region to view over 500 different home designs and offers.

The event dubbed ‘On-Site Property Viewing 2012’ is slated for Saturday and is expected to attract a large number of prospective home buyers and individuals.

Robert Wegbe, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Property Express Limited said, the event would offer the public the opportunity to get first-hand information on assorted building offers in the region.

He said so far, PS Global, Regimanuel Estates, Magna Terris, Vanguard Properties, Devtraco, State Housing Company, Lakeside Estates, and Koans Building Solutions have registered for their properties to be viewed.

Mr Wegbe said a bus would be made available at vantage points to convey all registered persons to the developers’ sites.

“This was a wonderful opportunity for all workers to interact with the developers on exclusive offers and how to acquire a home that suited their income levels and expectations

“Why rush to buy while you can have this chance to look at all that the market has to offer before making a choice,” he added.

He asserted that sales representatives of the various developers would be at the sites to answer any questions and provide guidance.

He said participating developers expect that the on-site viewing would provide them a unique platform to market their products to a wide variety of the market which included investors, business executives as well as private individuals.

This programme, Mr Wegbe said, would provide an exclusive marketing platform for the developers whilst offering a unique opportunity to investors to know where to invest in the property market.

“Property Express is expecting huge patronage from Ghanaians abroad and other Africans in the diaspora keen on investing in the country’s housing sector or owning a home in Ghana.”

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