Ghana’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Homes Villanova has been launched at a colourful ceremony in Accra.
A transformative community-building, the project promises to reshape the housing landscape in the heart of Ghana’s vibrant capital.
The launch featured notable speakers, including the Greater Accra Minister, Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover, who highlighted the project’s immense potential for the region and its alignment with the government’s vision for sustainable living.
A Vision for Sustainable Communities
In his inspiring speech, Minister Titus-Glover emphasised that “this townhouse project by VAAL Real Estates represents the kind of impactful collaboration that aligns with our vision, helping to ensure that every citizen has access to a safe, comfortable, and affordable place to live.”
He reiterated the project's commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 11, which aims to create inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable cities.
The Minister's words resonated with attendees, reinforcing the shared mission of creating thriving communities across Ghana.
Introducing Villanova: Ghana’s First AI Homes
The spotlight of the evening was on Villanova, an innovative housing project that sets a new standard in luxury living.
Designed with inspiration from Spanish heritage, Villanova seamlessly blends sophistication with modern luxury, offering 3–4-bedroom villas just two minutes from the Jubilee House.
Starting at GH¢10 million, these homes promise a serene and harmonious environment, making them a distinctive landmark in Accra.
The Group CEO of VAAL Group, Abdulmajeed Saadettin, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, “With every new project, VAAL renews its promise of excellence. Our commitment to high design standards and timely delivery is unmatched.”
VAAL, with over 20 years of international experience and a proven track record in Ghana, is poised to elevate the living standards of its residents with this groundbreaking initiative.
A Collaborative Effort
The launch was further distinguished by the presence of the Turkish Ambassador to Ghana, His Excellency Huseyin Gungor, whose participation underscores the international support for this significant project. The event served as a platform for networking and celebrating a shared vision of sustainable development in housing.
Why Villanova
Villanova is not just a place to live; it represents a lifestyle choice that prioritizes comfort, community, and innovation. With its nature-inspired design and a commitment to excellence, residents will enjoy a unique living experience that embodies the spirit of modern Ghana.
VAAL Real Estate, established in 2017, has over 20 years of international real estate experience in Egypt, Turkey, the Middle East, and Africa. Operating in Kenya, Ghana, Turkey, and Uganda, the company is recognised for its modern architecture and innovative approach.
In Ghana, VAAL has developed Harmonia Villas, Harmonia Residence, Legato Heights, and Nirvana Villas in Accra. They prioritize exceptional customer service, professional guidance, and timely project delivery.
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