Beyond Bricks: The Illiquidity Trap Hiding in Africa’s Property-Heavy Portfolios
A friend of mine recently sold one of his properties in Accra. On the face of it, a straightforward transaction–a well-located house in the capital, priced at approximately $150,000, which by any measure represents a significant asset. What made it remarkable was not the sale itself, but the timeline it demanded: over two and a...
