We provide advice on property/real estate acquisition and disposition. This includes but is not limited to conducting due diligence before property acquisition, drafting of instruments of conveyances (leases, Tenancy Agreements etc.), perfection of title (land registration, stamping etc.) Our experience in litigation is employed in this area to solve land related issues such as declaration of title and recovery of possession, Specific performance, Injunctions etc.

Our expertise across property law

We have sector-leading technical expertise in every field of commercial real estate. We advise clients on all aspects of their operation from funding to dispute resolution, to construction. We offer full support to developers, construction companies and property finance providers including banks. We also advise on the full range of planning and environmental law, including risk management and environmental permissions, working with a client base that includes landowners, investors and institutions.  

Our residential property specialists are recognised as some of the best in the business, advising Ghana and overseas occupiers, developers and private banks on sales, purchases and financing. The same is true of our rural property experts, who are leading advisers to rural landowners of all types, supporting long-standing clients on matters including residential development, minerals and renewables projects and all diversification projects. 

Our collaborative approach

Our clients frequently require complex, multi-faceted advice and they find our ability to draw on the expertise of the wider firm invaluable. Our property lawyers collaborate closely with specialist colleagues in areas including tax, trusts, corporate and charity law in order to deliver the holistic solutions clients need.

Our standing in the world of property is such that we are regularly invited to speak at industry events and sit on advisory boards. Our lawyers contribute to wider professional debate, lending their insights through their writing in the property press and the national media.