Ghana's Rent Control Law of 1986 (PNDC 138)
Explore the key aspects of Ghana's Rent Control Law of 1986, including its implications for landlords and tenants, and how it aims to balance the rental market.
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Explore the key aspects of Ghana's Rent Control Law of 1986, including its implications for landlord...
Explore the key aspects of Ghana's Rent Control Law of 1986, including its implications for landlords and tenants, and how it aims to balance the rental market.
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I heard from someone that Ghana’s Acting Rent Commissioner, Frederick Opoku, has issued a stern warning to property agents: charging tenants double commission or demanding illegal fees is a criminal offence under Ghana’s Rent Act. The law clearly states that agents can only charge 5% commission, payable by landlords—not tenants. This warning is meant to protect renters from exploitation and ensure fairness in the housing market.
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He trusted an agent with his house — and unknowingly, with his son’s life. A landlord agreed to rent his property at GHS350 per month so he could pay his sick son’s medical bills. But the agent secretly increased the rent to GHS600, delaying the deal until it was too late.
Rent rates in Ghana continue to rise beyond the reach of many households, especially in urban areas. This article explores the key reasons behind high rent costs and outlines practical solutions government, private developers, and communities can adopt to ensure affordable housing for all.