Hi guys, please I will appreciate some ideas on what it entails to have an apartment in Ghana which location has a good electricity and network. Am not going to look for work infact am just looking for a change in environment once in a while like somewhere not far because of my work. I do work remotely at time but not always. And in fact am enjoying Abuja fully well.

But I feel like traveling and being alone with my thoughts once a while so please share details of what it entails to get a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment in Ghana with good network and electricity also any other useful tips


Thanks.

towoju5:
Hi guys, please I will appreciate some ideas on what it entails to have an apartment in Ghana which location has a good electricity and network. Am not going to look for work infact am just looking for a change in environment once in a while like somewhere not far because of my work. I do work remotely at time but not always. And in fact am enjoying Abuja fully well.

But I feel like traveling and being alone with my thoughts once a while so please share details of what it entails to get a 2 or 3 bedroom apartment in Ghana with good network and electricity also any other useful tips


Thanks.

Why 2/3 bedroom? Is that not much for short stay? Well it's your money boss!
You can get an apartment from Airbnb or look out for propertypro.g/jjiji.gh. don't pay advance though but u can trust Airbnb

Yeah. I also love much interest in going to ghana, please how much will it cost, and an apartment there. Please i need details all together, i mean the total cost of all

MatrixReloaded:

Why 2/3 bedroom? Is that not much for short stay? Well it's your money boss!
You can get an apartment from Airbnb or look out for propertypro.g/jjiji.gh. don't pay advance though but u can trust Airbnb

Yeah that’s right it’s once in a while but I love to have my space. Also I intend to setup a room for work only.

Thanks for the tip

I stayed at Nungua and Kasoa in ghana. The electricity there are okay likewise water and it is relatively cheaper than inside the city like Circle, Tudu, Teshie, Labado/Lapas etc.
As at 2019 when i went there last, average one decent room can cost you about 20 ghana cedis per month which is about 20k/month.
My friend took a 2 bedroom at kasoa and it cost 9000 ghana cedis then which is about 900k/year.
Accra is costly because it is their capital and also commercial center. Like combining lagos with abuja.
SO the best bet is to stay at the outskirt like i told you or Tema.

emmaodet:
I stayed at Nungua and Kasoa in ghana. The electricity there are okay likewise water and it is relatively cheaper than inside the city like Circle, Tudu, Teshie, Labado/Lapas etc.
As at 2019 when i went there last, average one decent room can cost you about 20 ghana cedis per month which is about 20k/month.
My friend took a 2 bedroom at kasoa and it cost 9000 ghana cedis then which is about 900k/year.
Accra is costly because it is their capital and also commercial center. Like combining lagos with abuja.
SO the best bet is to stay at the outskirt like i told you or Tema.

Thanks for this tip. Have been looking into some nice apartment @tema via jiji I think that will be my best shot thanks a lot. More suggestions are still welcome please

Tema is your best shot. Electricity' safety' good road. I stay in team.

I'll suggest you budget 400k for a two bedroom flat for a year.

businesshub101:
Tema is your best shot. Electricity' safety' good road. I stay in team.

I'll suggest you budget 400k for a two bedroom flat for a year.

Thanks bro.

Tema it is

Update us on your trip. Maybe we go link up for tema soon

towoju5:


Thanks bro.

Tema it is