Buying a property is a crucial step in life so it is important to get it right. It can be a long and complex process but don’t let all that paperwork bring you down; organization is key and a good action plan will surely guide you through it. The following checklist includes some of the most important […]
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The Jumia House team is celebrating its six month anniversary this month! To mark the occasion, let’s take a look back on how much we’ve grown. In October 2013, we started with just a small core team based at our headquarters in Berlin. Since then, we’ve expanded to become a global network spread across 22 […]
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As the number of people using the internet worldwide keeps climbing, global property portal Jumia House has continued its expansion – on three continents at the same time. Our platform is now also available in the Philippines, Indonesia, Peru, Ethiopia, and Zambia, countries associated with increasingly flourishing economies and booming real estate industries. The online communities in these […]
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The first rule of real estate “if a deal sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.“ Like all industries, the property sector attracts its share of scammers hoping to con would-be buyers and renters out of their hard-earned savings. Fortunately, there are ways you can safeguard yourself against real estate scams. To help […]
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So you just moved into your dream house you spent so much money on renting or buying. You spend some more money on furnishing it and decorating it in a manner befitting your dream home. That’s the end of your financial woes, right? Well… not quite. You still have bills to pay, some of which […]
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Considering working or living in Ghana? Wondering what opportunities and perks there are to living in Ghana? Then this is for you. We have carefully, crafted out 3 strong reasons you should make the move. You definitely should read this!
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Are you thinking of finding a new home in Accra? If so, it’s important to understand how Accra rent prices differ across the city. We’ve created this useful map showing the average rents of 12 neighbourhoods in the Ghanaian capital to help put things in perspective.
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