In light of last week’s post on Ghana Lands Commission, Jumia House presents you with some glossary terms that offer explanations into real estate jargon. Cadastral Plan: This is an official register showing details of ownership, tenure, coordinates, boundaries and value of real property in an area. A registered and licensed surveyor conducts it In […]
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Infrastructural development is key to the growth of the property market in Ghana. Ghana is abounded in resources. Natural resources, peace, political stability, relative economic growth and hardworking citizens who look to add value to the economy and provide for a family financially. These elements are but a few of such indicators that point to […]
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Raising a child at home can be fun but parents must take precautions to safeguard their little ones. We all love to make our homes cozy and modern no matter how big or small. Especially with the growing interests in modern interior décor and design gained from foreign exposure. Raising a family, most especially children, […]
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West Lands is located about 4km west of the University of Ghana and falls under the Dome-Kwabenya Constituency. West Lands, also known as West Legon, is located around four km west of the University of Ghana and is under the Dome-Kwabenya constituency in the Ga East Municipal district. Westlands is recognized as one of the elegant […]
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Prampram has become a recent goldmine especially with reports of an upcoming international airport, Ghana’s premier technological hub Hope City, the Central University College, private beaches and beach houses alike. The major reason for the development of this area has been due to the location of the Central University College; this consists of an expanding number […]
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Today’s homebuyer is different from those of previous generations. In the age of smartphones, apps and smart homes, the modern house hunter’s demands have changed dramatically. At the same time, in an era defined by fluctuating house prices, today’s homebuyer is more cost-sensitive than ever before. As searching for the perfect property continues to evolve, […]
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In lieu of the increasing rate of land development in Accra, Jumia House Ghana sat down with Anthony Opoku Boateng, Head of Clients’ Service, Lands Commission and talked about issues concerning land acquisition and the legal process it involved and as always some tips and advice for our readers. Jumia House Ghana: What is the […]
Women in emerging countries including the Philippines, Bangladesh and Mexico are dispelling the myth that men drive the house-hunting process in these regions. Leading property portal Jumia House (meqasa.com in Ghana) made available new research that shows the majority of home-buyers in these countries are women. The figures are based on an analysis of search behaviour […]
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Jumia House, the platform that provides you knowledge and insight into the real estate industry in Ghana, picks off from last week’s glossary. Absorption Rate The rate at which rentable space is filled, divided into gross absorption and net absorption. Gross absorption is a measure of the total square feet leased over a specified period, […]
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Double-glazed windows seem to be a better energy-efficient alternative to single ones. Globally there has been a conscious effort in reducing energy loss. From installing solar panels to heat the water supply instead of bulky electric water heaters to charging stationary batteries instead of using loud, diesel-consuming generators. Ghana is no exception, especially in respect of […]
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