What is Dichemso Vista?
Dichemso Vista is a 60-unit luxury condominium development located in Kumasi, Ghana, near the new Prempeh International Airport. It is part of VASE Ghana's effort to create modern, secure housing for Ghanaians, the diaspora and anyone that is interested in investing in Ghana.

Who is the developer of the project?
The project is being developed by VASE Ghana, a division of VASE Construction, a U.S.-based company known for managing multimillion-dollar construction and real estate projects.

Who can invest in Dichemso Vista?
The project is open to investors, buyers, and partners from Ghana, the diaspora, and around the world.

How much do units cost?
Final pricing will be available once the full development budget is finalized. Pricing will be competitive and reflective of luxury market rates in the region. Pricing will be starting at $160K USD.

What is the unit mix?
The development includes 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units, all with modern finishes and some airport views.

Is there a payment plan?
Yes, flexible payment options will be offered once pricing is released. Buyers can reserve units with a deposit and make installment payments during construction.

When will construction begin? Construction is anticipated to begin shortly after the final development budget and approvals are secured.

How can I reserve a unit?
Interested buyers can join the reservation list by emailing their full contact information, preferred unit type, and the number of units they are interested in to Projects@VaseManagement.com. Priority will be given to early sign-ups.

Will there be tours of the site?
Yes, VASE Ghana is organizing real estate and cultural tours in partnership with The Party Crew. These tours will include site visits to Dichemso Vista. The dates are December 21, 2025 - January 2, 2026.

How do I join a tour?
You can sign up for a tour by emailing Projects@VaseManagement.com. There is also info session that you can attend to learn more at https://www.vaseghana.com/events. Tours are designed to accommodate potential buyers, investors and really anyone that is interested in seeing Ghana.

What amenities will be offered?
Amenities include 24/7 security, modern infrastructure, landscaped communal areas, and close proximity to the new airport. Residents will also enjoy access to a 24/7 concierge service, workhub and conference space, recreational zone, spa, gym, virtual golf room and cinema, swimming pool, children’s playroom, sky bar and restaurant, and a court display terrace.

Is financing available?
Not at the moment. VASE Ghana is actively exploring partnerships with financial institutions to offer financing options. Details will be shared if and when they become available.

What makes Dichemso Vista unique?
Its prime location near an international airport, high-quality construction, and focus on serving the diaspora, businesses, and investors make it a standout investment opportunity.

Can international buyers purchase units? Yes, the project is designed to accommodate international buyers, and legal support will be available for property registration.

How can I stay updated on the project?
Visit www.vaseghana.com and follow VASE Ghana on social media for regular updates, announcements, and investment news. You can also send us a message through our contact form at vaseghana.com/contact-us.

Q: What does the community look like for families with children under 18? Is the building child-friendly, and what amenities exist for kids/families? Is it American-friendly (language/culture)?
A: Yes—Dichemso Vista is described as kid-friendly. The property will have a dedicated daycare on-site, located right next to the security area near the entrance, so parents can drop off children close to building security. Ghana’s primary official language is English, so English speakers should be comfortable navigating day-to-day life. The team also shared that the tour experience will include visits tied to education and healthcare (schools, universities, hospitals) to help families understand what life could look like on the ground. The project team and local partners also emphasized the area’s strong culture and that the neighborhood is accustomed to visitors/tourists.

Q: Where is Dichemso Vista located, and what is the surrounding area like?
A: The team shared that Dichemso Vista is located about two minutes from the airport (Kumasi area) and described the neighborhood as visitor-friendly, with many families living nearby, and a strong mix of culture and history, with tourists commonly visiting the area.

Q: As a foreigner, can I own property in Ghana? Is ownership limited to 50 years (or 99)? Is it renewable?
A: Yes—foreigners can own property in Ghana, but land ownership is generally structured as a leasehold for foreigners (not ownership in perpetuity). The legal counsel explained that the typical lease term referenced is 50 years, and that it is renewable, with the leaseholder having the first right to renew when the term expires (subject to meeting requirements such as paying applicable rates/fees and following the proper process).

Q: Can I pass the condo to my children/heirs? Can I sell it or gift it? What happens to the lease when someone inherits?
A: Yes—you can pass it on (inheritance), and you can also sell or gift your interest. If the lease term expires during the heir’s ownership, the heir would handle the renewal process.

Q: Do I need residency status or a resident permit to buy/own property in Ghana?
A: No. The legal counsel stated you do not need a resident permit in order to own property.

Q: If someone has Ghanaian citizenship (including dual citizenship), does it change the land/lease term?
A: The legal counsel indicated that Ghanaian citizenship can allow a person’s interest to go beyond the 50-year term (i.e., potentially a stronger/longer interest than what applies to non-citizens).

Q: Is the building disability/mobility friendly (ramps, elevators, accessibility)?
A: Yes. The team said the property will have elevators and be mobility friendly. They also stated that accessibility is required for permitting/building approval for public/shared facilities, and referenced features such as ramps (ground floor) and accessibility signage/voice features to support communication and access.

Q: How will utilities be handled—water source, power reliability, drainage, waste management, and internet readiness?
A: The team said the building will have internet and that waste management will be handled in accordance with local requirements. They also noted this is an existing building with services already functioning, and it will be updated to suit condominium use. More detailed utility and construction specs were expected to be shared at the April launch (they referenced April 6 as a date when some specifics would be answered/confirmed).

Q: Will each condo unit have separate utility meters, or will the building be metered as one?
A: The team said they are still evaluating the best option—either separate meters per unit or one meter for the building—and they are pursuing a third-party review to determine the preferred approach. They expect to have this addressed at the April launch (referenced around April 6).

Q: Will the building include clean energy (solar) and/or a backup generator?
A: Solar is part of the plan presented by the contractor (Concept). The team also mentioned likely including a standby generator as part of the power strategy.

Q: Can I purchase a unit as an investment property, and will VASE help with renting it out?
A: Yes. The team answered “yes and yes”—you can buy as an investment property, and VASE expects to be able to assist with rental support/services.

Q: What are the current starting prices, and what unit types will be available?
A: The team stated the current starting price range is approximately $140,000–$160,000 per unit (starting range). They also shared that units include 1-bedroom options and 1–3 bedroom configurations (as stated in the discussion).

Q: Are there financing options available through VASE or partners in Ghana?
A: Not currently. The team said there is no financing partner on board yet. Buyers should assume they will secure financing independently for now. However, VASE is open to speaking with lenders/organizations interested in offering financing and would consider presenting options to the group later if a credible partner emerges.

Q: Does Ghana have property tax or other taxation (especially if I live there or use the condo as an investment)?
A: The legal counsel explained that: If the property is used as an investment/commercial property, income/proceeds will be taxed. If the property is sold/alienated, profits will be taxed. Ghana has a property tax regime.

Q: Is the VAT/tax rate “15% plus 2.5% NHIL plus 2.5% GETFund” accurate?
A: Yes. The legal counsel confirmed that 15% + 2.5% NHIL + 2.5% GETFund is accurate as the current regime referenced in the session, and the team noted they will include this in FAQs and update it if it changes.

Q: If people purchase condos, will maintenance be handled by owners individually or by VASE Ghana?
A: VASE Ghana will manage maintenance in-house. The team emphasized that condo ownership should feel “lock-and-leave,” especially for diaspora buyers, without owners needing to manage day-to-day maintenance details.

Q: Will there be a chartered plane for the grand opening? (Accra to Kumasi?)
A: Yes—but only within Ghana. The team clarified it would be a chartered flight from Accra to Kumasi, not from the U.S.

Q: When is the next info session?
A: The team announced the next session as Saturday, March 28 (monthly series).

Q: If I want to see the site before the December tour, can I visit earlier?
A: Yes. The team said if someone is in Ghana before the group tour, they can arrange a site visit with about one week’s notice by coordinating through Vee or Stephanie.

Q: Who can help with visas and travel planning for Ghana (especially first-time visitors)?
A: Christine introduced herself as the travel support for the group. She can assist with visa navigation and tickets, and she noted she is based in the DC area near the Ghanaian Embassy. Her contact information is posted on the VASE Ghana website (as stated during the call).

Q: What is the expected visa processing turnaround, and should travelers choose single-entry or multiple-entry?
A: The team mentioned visa processing can take around 21 days and strongly recommended paying the small additional cost (described as less than $100) to get a multiple-entry visa rather than single-entry.

Q: Will the session recording be available? If so, when and how do attendees get it?
A: Yes. The team said the recording would be available to Stephanie by Monday, and attendees can reach out to Stephanie after Monday to receive it.

Q: Who should attendees contact for follow-up questions (legal, life in Ghana, ministries, business, education, medical, etc.)?
A: Stephanie shared that attendees can email her at Stephanie@VaseManagement.com. The team also noted VASE is a member of the US-Ghana Chamber of Commerce, and that they can route questions through that network and the project’s legal team to get accurate answers, then incorporate common questions into a living FAQ.

Q: Is there a WhatsApp group for ongoing Q&A and updates?
A: Yes. The team said they have a WhatsApp group chat and, with permission, they can add participants using their cell phone numbers so questions can be addressed in real time as the project moves forward.

Q: Will the program include cultural access/introductions in the Ashanti region (traditional leadership/culture)?
A: Yes. The team shared they have local relationships—including a liaison connected to Ashanti traditional leadership—and they intend to help visitors experience Ashanti culture, including potential facilitated introductions as part of the broader cultural experience.