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Managing Director of Stanbic Bank Ghana, Mr. Alhasan Andani has indicated that to tackle the housing deficit in Ghana, a total of $2.2 billion would be needed and this he adds could be achieved through private public.

To bridge the gap, Mr. Adani disclosed that the nation needed 170,000 housing facilities a year and foresees government struggling to put up 1.7 million housing facilities if it is to work alone.

The MD for the bank made this statement at a ceremony to cut the sod for the construction of the SKYVILLE premium apartment project at a site of the former Shangri-La Hotel.

Initiated by KO&G, a Korean firm together with Ghanaian development firm Armen Kassardian, the two hundred and ninety seven (297) multi-purpose apartment projects have been estimated at $200 million and spans a 150,000 square meter land.
                     
It would include residential homes, exclusive banded shops, restaurant, cafeteria, fitness center, swimming pool and state of the art Kassardjan office complex.

CEO of Korea & Ghana development firm, K0&G, Jojo Dines Clint revealed that the core aim of his company is to provide luxurious but quality, unique, and affordable infrastructure for prospective investors and home owners alike.

In Korea,  Jojo Dines Clint stated that they have provided funding support to major construction companies in partnership for commervial and residential develpments and we are happy  to set up in Ghana with our premium luxury brand, SKYVILLE.