Another Friday is here, another moment for friends and family to share. After a long week of hard work, we all need some relaxing moments to de-stress. One popular neighbourhood that offers a variety of hangout spots is East Legon. The elegant suburb features many restaurants to dine, jazzy spots for drink-ups and high definition television […]
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Location, location, location! Osu is known to be an amazing, centrally-situated residential area; a neighbourhood synonymous to fun and adventure. In terms of living, it is somewhat of a Jekyll and Hyde — on the one hand very quiet and friendly further from the central Oxford Street, strolling residents are quite amicable and open to […]
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The Ghanaian real estate has developed certain features over time. meqasa shares five of these facts about the sector: The use of the internet to buy and sell the property A few years ago, anybody who wanted to sell or rent out a property used chalkboards, scribbled a few words on the board about that […]
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Home to one of Ghana’s former presidents, Dzorwulu is a beautifully planned residential area catering to the middle and upper classes of Accra society. Bordered by Roman Ridge, Abelemkpe and, Shiashie, most residences in this neighbourhood are walled and many residents have hired private security guards, which makes it a haven for the more security-conscious. […]
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We all dream of having that cozy and exotic home which reminds us of the majestic places strewn around the world – a home that would get jaws dropping, eyes glued and hearts freezing for a little moment. One with a perfect location, caught between the traffic of a busy street and the imposing colonial […]
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The Airport Residential Area as the name suggests is located just around Accra’s International Airport and is the first neighbourhood one notices coming right out of the Kotoka International Airport. This area is located just about 10km northeast of the city centre and about five minutes drive west of the Kotoka International Airport. It goes […]
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