The second JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair enters its final day today, Sunday, September 13, with prospective homeowners expected to take advantage of the opportunity to engage experts on financing, property acquisition, construction and other aspects of homeownership. …
The dream of owning a home took centre stage at the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair on Saturday, September 12, as prospective homeowners turned up in numbers to seek answers, explore options and engage experts in Ghana’s housing sector. …
Day one of the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair’s second clinic has ended on a positive note, with prospective homeowners, property investors and other patrons turning up at the Marina Mall in Accra to explore a wide range of housing and homeownership solutions. …
The second clinic of the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair is currently underway at Marina Mall in Accra, bringing together leading players in Ghana’s housing and property sector under one roof. …
The second JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Fair opens today, Friday, September 11, at Marina Mall in Accra, bringing together leading players in banking, real estate, construction, home improvement, security, renewable energy and technology. …
Exhibitors are ready to welcome prospective homeowners, builders, property investors and other visitors to the JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Fair at the Achimota Mall. …
… Speaking at the launch of the Republic Bank JoyNews Habitat Fair on August 11, Dr Dzoboku said the challenge had been compounded by low household incomes, high borrowing costs and persistent land litigation, making it difficult for many Ghanaians to achieve their dream of owning …
… Speaking at the launch of the Republic Bank JoyNews Habitat Fair on August 11, Mr Yeboah said incremental housing development offers a more sustainable approach to homeownership, allowing individuals to start small and expand their homes as their incomes increase. …
The second JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair enters its final day on September 13 at Marina Mall in Accra, bringing together businesses and professionals from Ghana's housing and property sector to offer prospective homeowners practical solutions for financing, building, buying, renovating, and securing homes.
The second JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair enters its final day on September 13 at Marina Mall in Accra, bringing together businesses and professionals from Ghana's housing and property sector to offer prospective homeowners practical solutions for financing, building, buying, renovating, and securing homes.
The JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair at Marina Mall in Accra on September 12 drew prospective homeowners to explore mortgage financing, real estate, construction, interior décor, security and renewable energy options with experts from Ghana's housing sector.
The second JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair clinic opened Friday at Marina Mall in Accra, drawing prospective homeowners, investors and patrons to explore housing solutions from players in banking, real estate, construction, security, renewable energy and technology sectors. Visitors sought advice on financing, property acquisition, construction and renovation, with mortgage financing and Republic Bank's solutions drawing particular interest.
The second JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair is running until Sunday at Marina Mall in Accra, featuring housing and property sector players offering services in banking, real estate, construction, home improvement, security, renewable energy and technology to help prospective and current homeowners understand financing and homeownership options.
The second JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Fair opens today at Marina Mall in Accra, running September 11–13 and bringing together banking, real estate, construction, and technology sectors to help prospective homeowners explore building, financing, and home improvement solutions.
The JoyNews Republic Bank Habitat Fair, themed "Dream it. Explore it. Own it.", opened Friday at Achimota Mall and runs through August 23, featuring exhibitors showcasing housing, construction, and home-related products and services for prospective homeowners, builders, and property investors.
Republic Bank Ghana's Managing Director has identified affordability as Ghana's main housing challenge rather than supply, citing low household incomes, high borrowing costs, and land litigation as key barriers despite a housing deficit estimated at 1.8 million units in 2015. He stressed that closing the gap requires coordinated effort from government, financial institutions, developers and other housing sector stakeholders.
Republic Bank's Mortgage Manager Frank Oppong Yeboah has advised prospective homeowners to start with small housing projects and expand as their incomes increase, rather than taking large loans for expensive houses at once. He said incremental housing development allows people to build without stress and according to their financial capacity.