Planned to support a city-scale layout instead of a fragmented estate story.
Master Planned Development
New Airport City is framed as a full city, not a single estate.
The old page positioned this development as a broad urban framework stretching from the Tema-Aflao corridor into Ningo-Prampram. This version keeps that message and presents only the core planning highlights visitors need first.
The T-NAC Vision
1,112 acres planned as a city like no other.
Our land is One Thousand, One Hundred and Twelve acres, spanning from the Main Western Corridor road to the inward part of Ningo-Prampram. That scale allows the project to be communicated as a city framework instead of isolated plots.
Sedan Landbank presents the development as a long-view planning environment: one where land banking, civic structure, residential life, and commercial opportunity can exist inside the same growth story.
Key Numbers
The scale is what changes the investment conversation.
Linked to the Tema-Aflao access route mentioned in the original project page.
Structured around residential, commercial, institutional, and civic activity.
Positioned as long-term city building rather than short-term parcel sales alone.
Core Zones
What the plan is trying to hold together.
Residential districts
Land is framed as part of a larger living environment, not simply as stand-alone plots. The residential promise is tied to future urban coherence.
Commercial and business use
The original material described room for broader city activity. That includes the kind of business infrastructure that makes surrounding plots more valuable over time.
Municipal and security allocation
Plots were demarcated for agencies tasked with protecting residents and activity within The New Airport City, including task-force and assembly functions.
Amenities and Public Life
The project is sold as a place with civic depth.
Planning elements retained
- Public institutions and municipal presence.
- Security and administrative allocation.
- Residential planning with long-term growth potential.
- Commercial activity designed to strengthen surrounding land value.
What matters to buyers
- Scale supports stronger future pricing stories.
- City-level planning makes the land feel more durable.
- Institutional allocation signals seriousness beyond marketing language.
- Site visits help bridge the gap between brochure promise and ground reality.