Is your house that secured? Electric fencing is one of the most common ways Ghanaians protect their homes against burglary. What other ways exist to keep your homes secure? This post should serve as an assessment and suggest ways that you can follow to keep your home safe.
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According to a research conducted by the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research of the University of Ghana, between 45 and 47 percent of the entire population have access to grid electricity. In recent years, the country has been facing challenges supplying electricity to its users, therefore the need to ration power to Ghanaians.
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We hope you enjoyed our post on land registration and the various types of land in Ghana. Based on feedback received, we will focus this week’s post on the 6 steps to acquiring a building permit in Ghana. Anyone seeking to build in Accra requires a building permit, whether they are seeking to build a […]
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Are you planning to rent or sell your property and you have a growing feeling that the property looks too old and not as nice as it used to be, and may not sell at the right price? Well, here are a few simple steps to go through to make your house look more attractive […]
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Commercial spaces serve a very important purpose for businesses in Ghana. Accra Central is one of the places with the highest number of office spaces in the capital. There are other neighbourhoods that also serve both residential and commercial purposes. With the increasing number of businesses in the country, commercial spaces are highly sought after. […]
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The rains are here again in Accra. Being a country located in the tropics, there are two main weather seasons – the wet and the dry. The coastal region experiences extreme rainfall in June and September. A home is one of the most important investments that you can ever make, therefore the need to protect […]
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There has been a lot of talking recently about what a sustainable building is, especially with the current energy situation. A number of suggestions including the use of alternative sources of energy like the sun, local materials, which are readily available and rain gutter to collect water. In this post, we explore sustainable buildings and […]
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Most Ghanaians at one point rent homes for accommodation. How do you ensure which house best suits your needs? Do you contact any real estate agent or you do the search yourself? How do you make sure you are getting value for the money you will be paying for? Here is a practical guide to […]
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A real estate show in Ghana, Real Homes TV, has recently been premiered on Viasat 1. The 30-minute programme focuses on the real estate sector in Ghana with the mission to give people insight into properties and the real estate market by giving them vast options for all budgets and preferences. The new television show […]
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Kumasi, also known as Oseikrom, is the capital of the Ashanti Region. It is famous for its lush landscape. No wonder it has been nicknamed the Garden City. Kumasi is located about 250 kilometres away from Accra. The vegetation gives it a cooler temperature as compared to Accra and Tamale. If you were to ask […]
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