Developer LMI Holdings commits to completing first 700 Saglemi housing units
Developer LMI Holdings has committed to completing the first 700 housing units under the revived Saglemi Housing Project by March 2027, with the first phase of 1,500 units expected to be completed by December 2027.
LMI Holdings has pledged to finish the initial 700 housing units within the revived Saglemi Housing Project by March 2027, with the first phase of 1,500 units aiming to be completed by December 2027. President John Dramani Mahama's inspection of the Saglemi project in the Greater Accra Region on August 20 highlighted this commitment.
The Saglemi project, initially intended as a 5,000-unit affordable housing complex under the late President John Evans Atta Mills, faced a halt after a government change, leading to legal and investigative setbacks that halted construction and caused vandalism of the site. In response, the government partnered with private sector developers, selecting LMI Holdings to revitalize the project.
President Mahama expressed optimism about turning the estate into a modern and comfortable residential community for thousands of Ghanaian families, encouraging prospective homeowners to register promptly upon the sales portal's opening. He noted that the estate would also benefit from improved infrastructure, such as upgraded roads and railways connecting to Tema and the Dawa Industrial Park, enhancing accessibility for residents and industries alike.
Mahama emphasized that the project aligns with Ghana's broader vision for a Green Digital City and expects LMI Holdings to meet its timeline, forecasting the completion of the first 700 units shortly after Christmas and the remaining 1,500 units by Easter next year.
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