National Housing Fund cuts mortgage rate to 8.4% to expand access to homeownership

Citing the 2024 Housing Profile, Mr Hoetu said people facing circumstances similar to those of the civil servant and trader accounted for about 60 per cent of Ghanaians who needed financial assistance to own homes.

More pathways to owning a home Mr Hoetu called for housing finance arrangements that recognised the different circumstances of salaried workers, informal sector earners and young people.

The two-day conference brings together Ghanaian and international experts to examine access to housing finance, constraints on supply, climate-smart construction, non-interest banking and green financing.