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Greens Ghana to provide affordable housing and accommodation

Chief Executive Officer for Greens Ghana, a fast-surging development firm, Kiran Daswani has announced that the company will be notable for affordable housing in the shortest possible time.

The Real Estate Agency is committed to providing eco-friendly residential accommodations for Ghanaians by securing accommodation for the majority of home seekers and homeowners within Accra and its vicinity.

The in-house construction team, together with the carefully selected committee ensures the quality of all properties developed. The system provides facilities and infrastructure carefully thought through from the groundbreaking stages to well finishing.

“The current development located in Tema community 25 is a gated community of a hundred eight housing units comprising one to five-bedroom houses, a recreational area, tarred roads, an underground drainage system, upgradeable solar inverters, solar-powered streetlights, property management services, 24-hour security service, playground for kids and eco-friendly landscaping. Each development comes with a unique detail planned to provide residents with homes they will enjoy and the ultimate space to make lifetime memories,” she stated.

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