As seen on CBC Africa.com (link at bottom) ————————————————————- In the quiet residential area of North Ridge, a four-acre piece of land is being developed into a 200-unit apartment complex. The development in Accra, Ghana, is part of a trend of new real estate projects springing out from previously abandoned parks. “This is a very […]
by Awoyaa Mensah
Many people after making a decision to either build a house or buy it from an agency still wonder if they are making the right decision. meQasa.com spoke to Mr Harrison Tettey-Fio who has built his own house, to find out what the process was, the challenges he faced, and if he would recommend building a […]
by meQasa
As young people, there are certain neighbourhoods that appeal to us because of its proximity to the main parts of the country’s capital or the prestige associated with that neighbourhood. Wondering where these neighbourhoods are? In our previous episode, Mr Stephen Mawutor wanted to live in Dzorwulu because of its accessibility to lovely hangouts and […]
by meQasa
Every young person at a point in time nurses the idea of leaving their parents’ home. Which suburbs cross their minds when it comes to places of residence? What are some of the things that they look out for? In our previous episode, Mr Micah Akati expressed interest in living at North Kaneshie or Tesano, because of the […]
by meQasa
Quotes are often inspirational and succinct ways of expressing views and knowledge about a given subject. Apart from the fact that you sound knowledgeable when you include quotes in your expressions, a careful analysis would reveal that they usually have nuggets of wisdom, that if when practised can help you achieve highly desirable outcomes. These […]
by Rita Agyei
Being a landlord transcends waiting for a cheque from your tenants when their rent expires. It comes with a whole lot of responsibility and sometimes, backlash and badmouthing from tenants. Locally, most landlords are often the butts of many jokes. So, being a landlord may not be as easy as you think. Here is what […]
by Rita Agyei
Accra has a number of distinct landmarks that add to the vibe and soul of this city. Landmarks are great for identifying places and can serve as symbols to represent a particular vicinity. If you are an indigene or tourist who cannot identify some of the spots on this list, it’s time to get out […]
by Rita Agyei
Cape Coast might no longer be Ghana’s capital city but it is every bit as wonderful a place to live in. It is the capital of the Cape Coast Metropolis and the Central Region. It was Ghana’s first administrative capital. This was before Accra was named the new administrative capital. As such, it is very […]
by meQasa
Culture is dynamic as it changes to suit and reflect the demands of a particular era. Before modernisation and globalisation, there were some objects that were distinct and peculiar to the Ghanaian people. Although, modern technology has rendered some of these objects redundant by replacing them with more efficient gadgets, let’s take a jog down […]
by Rita Agyei
One question we receive daily is “How much can I find a place to rent for?”. A very interesting inquiry with a not-so-easy answer. Rent costs are affected by several factors including location, size and amenities of the property itself and the neighbourhood in which it is. In Ghana, the real estate industry is unregulated, […]
by Awoyaa Mensah
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