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The third day of the Ecobank-JoyNews Habitat Fair closed on a high note as thousands of eager homebuyers flooded the Achimota Retail Centre.
They were snapping up the last remaining deals before tomorrow's finale.
Exhibitors reported unprecedented sales activity, with several developers completely selling out their showcased units.
Beyond snapping up dream homes, attendees got hands-on experience with the future of transportation through the fair's electric vehicle test drive zone - a first for the annual event.
As anticipation builds for tomorrow's grand finale, organizers promise even greater incentives to close out Ghana's premier homeownership event.
Day 4 will feature flash sales on remaining properties, special offers for visitors, and exclusive financing packages.
With thousands of visitors recorded so far and expectations of a massive closing day crowd, the 2025 Habitat Fair is poised to conclude as the most successful edition yet.
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