Cement is an important component in the construction of properties in Ghana. Ghana’s real estate industry has been showing lots of promise over the past decade. During that period, the number of real estate agents and developers have grown immensely, which has culminated in the significant increase in the number of properties in the country. […]
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Jumia House Ghana continues from last week’s post of our serial Real Estate Dictionary. Assignee This is termed as an individual whom a property has been transferred to. In property transactions, documents are usually exchanged to entrench the verbal agreement reached between the two parties. Assignor The assignor is that individual who transfers the rights […]
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As Christmas approaches, many homes have set up several decorative pieces like trees, lighting, ribbons and garlands. Christmas decorations especially the tree dates way back to the Renaissance Era of early Germany and it has evolved throughout the world and it has been an accepted part of the Christmas culture. The Christmas trees are conifers […]
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Land has long been a highly strategic asset in Ghana and the world beyond. More often than not, it has proven to be a wise investment tool. In many cases, you are likely to encounter a lands expert who may bombard you with jargon. Jumia House offers explanations to some terminologies used in the acquisition […]
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Jumia House Ghana recently organized a free Agents Education Series for real estate agents to equip them with the necessary skills and to make them professionals in the industry. We have compiled several quotes that were given by all three resource people during the Agents Education Series. When real estate agents follow these commandments […]
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Is Jumia House Ghana providing you a guide on choosing your most preferred neighbourhood? In today’s edition of the best neighbourhoods in Accra, we feature two people who live in these neighbourhoods – Kanda Estates and Teshie Nungua Estates. They give reasons why their neighbourhoods are the best in Accra. Kanda I like Kanda because […]
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The festive season is fast approaching and everyone in Ghana is looking for ways to whip up the Christmas spirit. Christmas is a time for joy, merry-making and reflection on the birth of Christ some 2000 years ago. Merry-making should not be left to the house alone but included in the office as well. So […]
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The Christmas season is here again and there are so many things people are looking forward to doing. In Ghana, most people stay at home and wait for relatives to come over to visit, others spend the entire holiday season hanging out at restaurants and pubs, while a lot more visit relatives especially, grandparents in […]
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The countdown to the Christmas holidays has begun for almost everyone. We don’t know how far you are into planning for the Yuletide. If you have not started planning, then Jumia House Ghana would like to take you through some steps to prepare your home for the Christmas holidays. Last week, we shared some tips […]
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The first Saturday of every month is currently being marked in Ghana as National Sanitation Day. The day has been instituted by the Government of Ghana to solve the country’s poor sanitation problem. On Saturday, December 6th, Jumia House in collaboration with Blogging Ghana organized a “Blog Walk” to mark National Sanitation Day. Blog Walk […]
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