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Prospective homeowners troop to Day 2 of JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair, engage experts on homeownership

Prospective homeowners have trooped to Day two of the JoyNews–Republic Bank Habitat Fair at the Marina Mall in Accra, taking advantage of the event to seek answers to questions surrounding homeownership.

Prospective homeowners troop to Day 2 of JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair, engage experts on homeownership

Prospective homeowners converged on Day two of the JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair at the Marina Mall in Accra to seek guidance on homeownership. The two-day event, spanning September 11 to 13, saw individuals and families interested in buying, building, renovating, or improving their homes engage with exhibitors and industry professionals.

Financing emerged as a primary concern for many, with Republic Bank Ghana providing visitors the chance to consult its representatives about mortgage options, eligibility, and repayment plans. Republic Bank’s mortgage solutions cater to salaried employees, self-employed professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners looking to purchase, construct, or renovate their homes.

Visitors also explored offerings from businesses spanning real estate, construction, interior décor, security, renewable energy, technology, and mobility. These interactions enabled prospective homeowners to compare options, seek expert advice, and acquire practical information to aid their homeownership decisions. The fair unites leading businesses and professionals in Ghana’s housing and property sector, offering visitors direct access to experts at various stages of the homeownership process.

The JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair continues at the Marina Mall through Saturday, September 12, concluding on Sunday, September 13.

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