Urban Mobility

Africa's urbanization is growing at an average rate of 4.5% per year.

By 2050, the continent is expected to have 300 million additional city dwellers.

Faced with this unbridled urbanization and motorization, most African cities are struggling to provide a sustainable response to growing expectations.

Integrated strategies and solutions have to be designed to capture the economic benefits of functional, safe, clean and affordable urban mobility.

Real-Estate & Construction Industry

African cities are becoming the new home for over 40,000 people every day.

The shortage of housing units and commercial space, coupled with the phenomenon of rapid urbanization, calls for greater efforts by governments to accelerate basic infrastructure’s development , attract new sources of investment and design affordable housing.

At the same time, the consolidation of a growing middle class, driven by the sustained and steady growth of emerging African economies, offers promising rental returns in the residential, industrial and commercial real-estate markets.

This dynamic makes the various real estate assets attractive opportunities for investors and offers promising long-term investments in the construction sector in general.