By Makafui Abena Kuffo Ghana is facing a serious shortage of affordable housing, leaving many workers unable to buy or rent homes within their income levels. A report by the Housing Data Center reveals that salaried workers earning less than GHC 4,000 per month may need to seek higher-paying jobs or additional income streams to afford a home in Ghana. The Minister of Water Resources, Works and...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo Considering a home makeover in Ghana? Whether it's revamping your kitchen, extending your living space, or prepping your house for sale, a well-thought-out refurbishment can enhance your living standards and significantly augment your property's worth. However, without a comprehensive plan, home makeovers can quickly turn into a source of stress, expense, and chaos. This home...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo If you’re planning to build in Ghana in 2025, understanding the price differences, durability, and practicality of cement blocks versus clay bricks is crucial for managing your construction costs. While cement blocks remain the most used building material in Ghana, the government continues to encourage the use of local clay bricks to reduce the housing deficit and reliance...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo Choosing the right roofing material for your home is one of the most important decisions you will make when building in Ghana. Your roof protects your investment, keeps your family safe, and impacts your home's comfort and energy use. It also shapes your home's appearance, affecting its resale value and curb appeal. Whether you're building your first home, renovating, or...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo Accessing a mortgage loan in Ghana has long been a dream and a frustration for many Ghanaians. While homeownership is one of the biggest achievements in life, the high mortgage interest rates in Ghana remain a major obstacle for the average Ghanaian. In 2025, despite some banking reforms, mortgage interest rates in Ghana still range between 24% and 36%, among the highest on...
– By Makafui Abena Kuffo Urban living in Accra once meant prestige and access, but today, many Ghanaians and returnees from the diaspora are seeking peace, affordability, and investment value in the countryside. Why this shift? Life in areas like Aburi, Prampram, and Dawhenya offers peace you can’t find in the city. Imagine mornings with birdsong instead of traffic noise, and evenings with fresh...
1. Kaneshie 2. Circle 3. Ofankor 4. Abanza 5. Dzorwulu 6. Buabasa 7. Tesano 8. Weija 9. Agbogbloshie 10. Santa Maria 1. Kaneshie The Kaneshie area is known to be one of the most affected flood prone areas in Accra. Due to its...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo Homeowners in Ghana love porcelain and ceramic tiles for their beauty, durability, and timeless appeal. But without proper care, tiles can lose their shine, develop stains, and make your entire home look dated. The good news? With the right maintenance, you can keep your floor tiles looking clean, shiny, and new for years. Here are 7 proven methods to keep your tiles sparkling...
By Makafui Abena Kuffo As a real estate agent in Ghana, you know first impressions matter. But did you know that listing photos can make or break your sale? Research shows that 65% of people are visual learners, meaning they process information best through images. In real estate, where trust and attention are critical, high-quality photos can help you sell properties faster and at higher...
Written by Augustin KakuMany individuals harbor dreams of constructing a home in Ghana but are deterred by the perceived distance or lack of prime location. This unwarranted apprehension, what I refer to as the "too far syndrome," has prevented numerous potential homeowners from acquiring property, only to experience regret later.Consider the experience of my previous employer. In 1975, he declined a plot...
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