By now you may have heard the Jumia House has merged with meQasa. Working with you our cherished clients has been a pleasure these past few years and we are happy with the successes we have achieved together through that period. Together, Jumia House and meQasa become the most powerful real estate marketplace in Ghana. […]
by meQasa
If your dream home includes a really big bathroom with space enough for a queen-sized bed and maybe a small boat; well good luck with that. Most real estate agents may skip the part about a big bathroom and if you really like the house, you may have to skip that dream of yours. Here […]
by meQasa
As part of the public sector reforms program and the Ghana Land Administration Projects, the Lands Commission was remodelled to now comprise of four divisions. The remodelling is intended to increase efficiency and effectiveness. Four Divisions of the Lands Commission Survey and Mapping Land Registration Land Valuation Public and Vested Land Management Functions of the Survey […]
by meQasa
It is said that in the event of a nuclear bomb, cockroaches will survive. While that may be true, they are not the best insects to share your house with it. These tiny terrorists pick up germs and deposit them on uncovered food leading to food poisoning. They like to feed on leftovers, hide in […]
by meQasa
Have you ever contacted a real estate agent (or several agents) about a property they’ve listed and received no reply? Perhaps you threw a tantrum at their supposed ineptitude? Real estate agents catch a lot of flak for just being real estate agents. Too much flak actually; if the countless articles online about how to […]
by Jason Kpodo-Tay
We don’t often spare much thought for the fire safety around us until something tragic happens. While no one wishes for fire disasters in a home, accidental fires are bound to happen whether or not we are prepared. How well any home deals with a fire plus the prevention methods put in place prior can […]
by Jason Kpodo-Tay
Under Article 258 of the 1992 Constitution and the Lands Commission Act 767 of 2008, the lands commission was established as a corporate body. The commission was established to make sure that acquiring and using land is properly regulated. This is to limit problems associated with land ownership and use. Functions of the Lands Commission On […]
by meQasa
Most of us have carpets in our homes. You would notice though that it develops wrinkles and waves over time. Wrinkles and waves happen for a number of reasons. From man-made reasons to the weather. Listed below are four causes of these wrinkles and waves as well as how to prevent them. Here they are: […]
by meQasa
Land registration is the system of recording rights and providing information and evidence concerning ownership. Types of evidence that can be registered include rent, sub-rent, conveyances, assignments, mortgages, gifts, power of attorney, etc. in relation to land Land Registration benefits It enables you to invest in land It gives you access to credit facilities […]
by meQasa
Refining an article on the different types of houses in Ghana, the meQasa.com team came across something very interesting and different, Toa House. Toa is a Twi word for a bottle and thus the thought, “Bottle House”. How interesting! Out of curiosity, Paul Coffie, CEO of Toa House, was invited to our offices for a quick […]
by Prince Anim
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