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A new landmark is taking shape on the Accra skyline, and it is now leasing. Globe Tower, the latest Grade A development within Cantonments City, brings premium office space and a signature third-floor restaurant to one of the capital's most prestigious enclaves, with a limited number of floors now available to forward-looking organizations.
Scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2027, the tower marks the next chapter in a district that has redefined how Accra Works, Lives, and Unwinds. With completion approaching in 2027, only a limited number of floors remain at the very center of Accra's most dynamic enclave. To explore the space and discuss terms, contact Goldkey Properties on 055 588 7777 or 055 588 7799, or visit www.goldkeyghana.com to arrange a private viewing.
Designed by the acclaimed Magna 5 Group, Globe Tower rises from a columned ground floor through thirteen upper storeys as a contemporary institutional landmark. Its strong rectilinear form and consistent grid facade project stability, professionalism, and a global corporate presence.
At its heart, a dramatic central atrium frames a suspended globe, the building's striking visual centerpiece and a fitting symbol for organizations with national reach and global ambition. Landscaped terraces soften the tower's scale, while the open base invites pedestrian flow and a welcoming sense of accessibility. Crafted in durable, high-quality materials with generous glazing, the building balances monumentality with light-filled, human-scaled interiors.
The setting is as compelling as the architecture. Cantonments City is Accra's most sought-after address, and Globe Tower sits within minutes of the seat of government at Jubilee House, the Police Headquarters, the United Nations offices, and the American, Korean and Chinese embassies. Accra International Airport and the Central Business District are both within easy reach, the kind of connectivity that matters to top multinationals, local corporates and institutions deciding where to headquarter.

Crucially, Globe Tower is not a standalone building but part of Cantonments City, Ghana's first branded mixed-use enclave and a fully integrated live-work-unwind environment. The district is home to Grade A buildings, supports more than 2,000 people at work each day, and provides over 1,200 secure parking bays, along with continuous power, water, security, ambulance services, and professional property management. It also includes dining, leisure and a landscaped green park lie within the enclave, and its award-winning, environmentally conscious design helps keep both operating costs and carbon in check. For tenants, it is an address that signals permanence and prestige to clients, partners and talent alike.
Globe Tower is developed by Goldkey Properties, a fully Ghanaian-owned developer established in 1997 and a member of the CH Group. Over nearly three decades, Goldkey has delivered more than 300,000 square meters of residential and commercial space and built eight Grade A buildings across Cantonments City, earning the confidence of blue-chip occupiers including EY, PwC, Huawei and Vivo Energy, and collecting international, continental and national honors over the years. As part of the CH Group, whose interests span energy, financial services and real estate, Goldkey pairs institutional-grade delivery with a depth of resources and services few developers can match.
With completion approaching in 2027, only a limited number of floors remain at the very center of Accra's most dynamic enclave. To explore the space and discuss terms, contact Goldkey Properties on 055 588 7777 or 055 588 7799, or visit www.goldkeyghana.com to arrange a private viewing.
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