You may have done some research on real estate market statistics, neighbourhood information, mortgage rates, real estate salespeople, and brokerages in Ghana. However, there are some lesser-known fun facts about housing that you might not come across in your day-to-day web surfing. Below are a few of them: In Scotland, homeowners paint their door red […]
by Richmond Setrana
Several  Ghanaian governments have tossed around the affordable housing phrase as a solution to the country’s widening deficit with very little success. Many have wondered if perhaps, shipping containers aren’t a much cheaper and affordable alternative. Rukie Agyeman, a Ghanaian interior designer took to Twitter and shared a wonderful thread on not only the […]
by Jason Kpodo-Tay
As a 20 something-year-old who is just starting out in life, the temptation and pressure to move out from under your parent’s’ noses can be high. It means relatively more freedom, a greater sense of responsibility, validation from your friends and, to a degree, a better way to experience life’s lessons. But moving out is […]
by Jason Kpodo-Tay
Are you looking for a new house style for your new project? Perhaps you should consider the Prairie house style. There are two styles of the Prairie house design. These two kinds are boxy style and low-slung style. Boxy Prairie styles are symmetrical while the low-slung is balanced. The most important thing about the Prairie […]
by meQasa
A Shingle is a small thin piece of building material often with one end thicker than the other for laying in overlapping rows as a covering for the roof or sides of a building. The Shingle style (1880-1900) is an American architectural style which was made famous by the rise of the New England school […]
by meQasa
Tudor house styles are types of Medieval architecture houses built in England that sprung up during the Tudor period around (1485–1603) and even beyond. The word Tudor is generally not used to refer to the whole period of the Tudor dynasty but to the style used in buildings of some prestige in the period roughly […]
by meQasa
QUOTE: A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. George A.Moore There is nothing like staying at home for real comfort. And homes are always made from houses and people. To build a home we need the house first. Staying at a place where you […]
by meQasa
The knowledge of the year coming to a close is always a pleasant, humbling surprise that leaves us pumped and excited about the future.  This year has culminated the making of an amazing five-year journey that we’re super proud and excited about; so much so we can’t keep it to ourselves. With the new year […]
by Jason Kpodo-Tay
Land ownership is the creation of statute. Simply put, you own land because the law says so. The legislation that confers ownership on landowners are the Land Title Registration Act, 1986 (PNDCL 152) and the Land Registry Act, 1962 (Act 122). PNDCL 152 provides that any contract granting an interest in land must be registered […]
by Richmond Setrana
Condominiums or condo is a term used in the United States and most provinces in Canada. Condos are more complicated than buying and living in a single family home. You must understand what it is you are purchasing and whether the lifestyle will suit you and your family. In this article, I will attempt to […]
by Richmond Setrana
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