Digitising Land: The Way Forward for Efficient Property Registration in Ghana
This article was first published by Ghana Web on October 20, 2020, titled, “Experts detail ways govt can end challenges to property registration in Ghana.” Experts at a forum on land administration have provided 17 points on how the deep-seated problems associated with land acquisition…
Real Estate Marketing Powered by Dobiison Virtual Reality
So you have an interest in the Real Estate industry. Let’s say you run, manage or market a real estate business. Do you have too many clients? Most likely, no. Do you have too much revenue? Almost certainly, no. Then let’s see one of the…
Compound Houses in Ghana’s Housing Crisis: Insights from Kumasi
This article originally appeared on the Conversation on October 29, 2020, titled “Ghana has a housing crisis: what we found in Kumasi, and what needs to change.”It was written by Lewis Abedi Asante and Richmond Juvenile Ehwi. Key Takeouts The ongoing adaptation of compound housing isn’t…
Going Green in Ghana Means Business
This post originally appeared on Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies (EDGE) on September 26, 2019 and was authored by Hayley Samu. Ghana is on track to have the highest GDP growth rate in the world for 2019, tied with South Sudan at 8.8 percent,…
Making Sense of Ghana’s Built Environment with Architect Alice Asafu-Adjaye – Design Indaba
This post originally appeared on Design Indaba on November 16, 2018. It was penned by Jehan Latief. They say that you only really know someone after you’ve travelled with them. Similarly, one could say that you only really know a place once you’ve travelled through…
The Cost Of Living In Accra Is Becoming A Red Flag
The estimated population of Accra is about 1.5 million. When you dig deeper into the demographics, the number of people under the age of 24 is said to be about 56%. If you’ve lived in Accra for long enough, you will notice a trend of high rise and “luxury”…
Real Estate Marketing Powered by Dobiison Virtual Reality
So you have an interest in the Real Estate industry. Let’s say you run, manage or market a real estate business. Do you have too many clients? Most likely, no. Do you have too much revenue? Almost certainly, no. Then let’s see one of the…
10 Things to Know About Luxury Apartments in Accra
Apartment hunting in Ghana can either be a delightful and fulfilling adventure or a tedious and devastating affair especially if you don’t have sufficient information to work with. What’s the average cost of a house? Where are the best neighbourhoods to live in? Where are…
Ghana Dey Bee – Check Out These Beautiful Houses in Ghana
If you’ve ever come across “the Africa they don’t show you” on social media, this is a version of that tailored to Ghana and the beautiful homes here. So yeah, these are the beatiful houses in Ghana the media doesn’t show you. While there are…
Toa House – From Plastic Waste to Affordable Homes
Would you live in a house made out of bottles? No, for real. Especially if it means getting around the high cost of real estate in Ghana? Paul Coffie and Toa House certainly hope so. Toa is Ashanti Twi for a bottle. As direct as…
The Epic A – Z Of Estate Houses With Their Prices And Locations In Ghana (2020)
You generally have two options when buying residential property in Ghana; estate houses or apartments. Housing estates are highly desirable because they’re comparatively cheaper than apartments, offer relatively more space and more privacy and frankly, are what most Ghanaians are used to. These are either…
West Hills Mall: 6 Things You Need to Know About Today
This article on the West Hills Mall was originally published by Eden Heights and was authored by Kadi Yao Tay. At 298,000+ square feet, West Hills Mall is the biggest mall in Ghana and arguably the second biggest mall in West Africa, after Tinapa Shopping…
The Epic A – Z Of Estate Houses With Their Prices And Locations In Ghana (2020)
You generally have two options when buying residential property in Ghana; estate houses or apartments. Housing estates are highly desirable because they’re comparatively cheaper than apartments, offer relatively more space and more privacy and frankly, are what most Ghanaians are used to. These are either…