The novel corona virus which broke out in January 2020 has sparked a lot of unrest all over the world. Countries are closing borders and governments are doing all they can to contain the spread. Industries have been put on hold while some are recording great losses.
by Kekeli Buckner
When a prospective buyer is interested in a property, the next thing they normally do is to request a viewing where the agent can take them on a tour of the property. However, due to the schedules of some of the prospective buyers, they are not able to meet up to view the property in person. Some may send a representative to view on their behalf, especially, when they are not within the country or stay too far away from the property. This used to be a problem but not anymore.
by Kekeli Buckner
Real estate agents are the heart and spine of one of the most lucrative global industries. All over the world, real estate agents facilitate sales, leases and rentals. In Ghana, agents are the link between landlords and prospects. With a housing deficit of over two million households, the role of agents in serving clients in a market where supply is critically low is becoming increasingly useful.
by Randy Barimah
There are many high yielding investments in Ghana that anyone can invest in. But in this post, we will just highlight a few industries that are currently growing and show no signs of slowing down.
by Kekeli Buckner
The world has been hit by the Coronavirus and many nations are putting in desperate measures to stop it from spreading. So what is this Coronavirus, how does it spread and what can you do to keep your home and family safe from this pandemic? Let’s look at some facts we know so far. What […]
by Kekeli Buckner
Real estate in Ghana is a very broad and lucrative sector. Everyone needs a place to lay their heads at night and this basic need for shelter is what makes the real estate industry an important one. To become a real estate agent in Ghana is not a difficult thing.
by Kekeli Buckner
The Real estate sector in Ghana is booming and with that boom comes many opportunities. It is now possible for real estate agents in Ghana to better serve their clients and earn a living through real estate. Gone are the days when being an agent was a part-time gig. Many individual and corporate real estate companies are now functioning in Ghana full-time.
by Kekeli Buckner
Spacious rooms, breathtaking views, a built-in elevator taking you to the top of your apartment and high-end furniture designs. Luxury homes meet every demand one can dream of. Where are the top 10 most luxurious homes in Ghana? We will take a look at some of the estates in Ghana that match up to highest […]
by meQasa
Ghana’s housing story has come a long way. After Ghana gained independence in 1957, the topic of housing became a matter of serious government discussion. As part of the National Development Plan during 1960-1965, an idea emerged to provide housing for Ghanaians by mimicking the post World War II European government recovery strategy from enemy attacks where old buildings were renovated for public use. It was in the course of this and during the era of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s rule that two main state bodies were formed to address housing issues in Ghana; the State Housing Corporation (SHC), which worked in the regions across Ghana, and the Tema Development Corporation (TDC), which was created with the intention of developing residential units in the swiftly growing Tema zone as part of an extensive industrialisation drive.
by Juliet Buntuguh
by Randy Barimah
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