Seeking to find beautiful houses in ghana to rent or buy is work. In the case of purchasing, in particular, becoming a homeowner is a huge investment that must be done with precaution and checks. House hunting can be really stressful that is why using meqasa is a good method in finding the perfect home. There […]
by Awoyaa Mensah
The prices of rent in Ghana makes it very likely for one to consider building or buying a house in order to avoid high rent charges as well as landlord confrontations. Just because it sounds right to buy a house does not mean you should. Like most things, buying a house also has its pros […]
by Richmond Setrana
Waylead Company Ghana, a real estate development company introduces luxury living homes known as Vista del Mare which loosely translates to house along the seaside. This name befits this development as it’s just 5 minutes from the Labadi beach. This house along the seaside is on the market for $500,000 but there is currently a 10% […]
by meQasa
Everyone appreciates a good deal! The satisfaction felt when you find a property that is just right at a good price is one that trumps the tediousness of the house hunting process. The rainy season (like we are currently in) is one of the best times to go house hunting since you can assess if […]
by Rita Agyei
One of the most come questions real estate experts are faced with is this: which is more cost effective – building a house or buying one? There is no exact answer to this question. It depends on the individual, the amount of money they have and which will be easier for them to do. However, […]
by meQasa
Buying is often cheaper than renting, but the amount you’ll save depends on where and how you live. For many people, moving time means decision time: Do we buy a house, office building, apartment or find a place to rent? This dilemma isn’t just a young people starting out the problem but also has established […]
by meQasa
Yayyyyy! You found that perfect new place, signed your lease and those dreams of waking up in a home you adore are closer than ever. Slow down though! There’s still the move and though relocating is definitely a challenging wrestle between time, money and getting everything over in one piece, it doesn’t have to be […]
by Awoyaa Mensah
Ghanaian houses in earlier times were influenced by tradition and culture, as well as through the availability of building materials. In the past, Ghanaian families were mainly governed by an extended family system. It wasn’t only about one’s immediate family but also more about helping out with other extended relatives such as aunts, uncles, grandparents, […]
by meQasa
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