Real estate services in Ghana typically cover a broad range of properties, including residential homes, commercial properties, luxury estates, rental properties, and investment opportunities.

To start buying or selling, you should contact a real estate agent. If buying, the agent will help you assess your needs and search for properties. If selling, they’ll conduct an evaluation of your property, advise on competitive pricing, and help you prepare the listing.

We mostly serve in prime areas like East Legon, Cantonments, Labone, Airport Residential area, Osu, Roman Ridge, Dzorwulu,  Tse Addo and surrounding areas. Agents have local knowledge of neighborhoods and can guide clients through the most suitable areas for their needs.

Consider factors like your budget, preferred location, property size, and features such as the number of bedrooms, outdoor space, and proximity to schools or work. You should also be mindful of lesser thought-of aspects such as utilities, security, and transportation links when choosing a location.

Property value is determined through a combination of market analysis (Comparative Market Analysis or CMA), recent sales data for similar properties, the condition of the home, and location. We also factor in any unique features and current market conditions.

Closing costs are fees associated with the transfer of property ownership and it includes legal fees, stamp duty, registration fees, property transfer taxes, and costs for verifying property titles. The buyer typically covers most closing costs, though this can vary depending on the negotiation and agreement between buyer and seller.

Property transactions in Ghana can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending on factors like market conditions, financing, and the complexity of the sale.

Several banks and financial institutions in Ghana offer mortgage loans to help you finance your property purchase. Some of the prominent ones include: Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB), Stanbic Bank Ghana, Ecobank Ghana, Absa Bank Ghana (formerly Barclays Bank), Fidelity Bank, CAL Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Societe Generale Ghana, Bond Financial Services, Dalex Financing. These institutions offer a range of mortgage products tailored to different needs, from first-time homebuyers to seasoned investors. It's advisable to compare the terms, interest rates, and repayment options before choosing the best lender for your financial situation.

While it's not mandatory, having a real estate agent in Ghana can be very helpful. Agents offer expertise in navigating the local market, handling negotiations, and managing the legal aspects of a transaction, ensuring a smoother process.

To schedule a property showing, you can contact a real estate agent or use online platforms that list properties. An agent will arrange the viewing at a convenient time and provide you with further details on the property.