GOZProp, a pioneer in the African, Middle East, and Indian real estate markets, provides African clients in the United States with unparalleled access to high-value residential and commercial properties abroad. Since its founding just over a year ago, GOZProp has built an impressive portfolio worth $200 million. The company has its sights set on reaching $1 billion within the coming years as it continues to disrupt the African real estate sector with transparent, standardized procedures for selling, marketing, or managing properties that ensure client satisfaction every time.
The company was founded by seasoned real estate professional Gregory Ozegbe to simplify African property acquisition for Africans living abroad. Political and economic instability have caused thousands of Africans to immigrate in recent years. While their journey to build a successful future is bright, their access to African properties dwindles once they leave the continent. Gregory, who was born and raised in Nigeria and has since become a permanent resident of the United States, experienced this struggle firsthand.
After immigrating, Gregory hoped to leverage his 30 years of real estate design, development, and investment in America, acting as a bridge for African investors. However, the changing regulations for foreign investment across different countries, and the complexity of completing deals from abroad, created serious bottlenecks for potential clients. Gregory has since founded GOZProp to address this issue, particularly the wariness around cash transactions in African assets, with a streamlined replacement.
Through GOZProp, an international real estate investment firm based in Georgia, clients can easily access African properties with the help of dedicated staff that vet on-the-ground partners for projects. The company’s team are experts in selling, marketing, and managing commercial and residential properties globally. GOZProp offers clients safe and secure investment opportunities and support in market analysis, lease agreements, rent collection, and other high-stakes procedures.
As the CEO, Gregory oversees these operations, emphasizing the importance of transparency and simplicity. He comments: “GOZProp prides itself on being a trusted facilitator for real estate transactions. Our team diligently works to vet local partners, find suitable contractors, and initiate projects in line with a client’s main objectives. With our support, every transaction is seamless, safe, and without complications.”
A key differentiating factor of GOZProp in the international real estate market is its commitment to standardizing property acquisition to accessible terms. This feat can be challenging considering that the company operates across 10 African countries with vastly different regulations. However, GOZProp makes accessibility a priority due to its client-centric ethos.
“GOZProp places high importance on cultivating strong relationships with our clients,” Gregory says. “We work closely with each individual, ensuring they understand a transaction and feel comfortable investing their time and finances into a project before any action is taken. It’s this attention to detail and professionalism that has fueled GOZProp to attract high-profile partnerships and clients across Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Rwanda, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Morocco.”
The company has many exciting projects underway, including the Ostia Island waterfront development in Lagos, Nigeria. This luxurious mixed-use area is tucked away from the bustle of the country’s capital, offering residents and businesses peaceful living. GOZProp is anticipating adding this outstanding development to its long list of notable work that includes the 1,200-house development Zuma Rock Estate and 150 high-end duplex properties, villas, and apartments, dubbed Congress Court.
Under Gregory’s astute leadership, GOZProp is poised to convey the growing potential of African real estate with investors across the diaspora, enhancing transaction flow globally.
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