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The third min-fair of the Ecobank/JoyNews Habitat Fair kicked off today, September 13, 2024, at the Ghud Park near the Accra mall.
The exhibition allowed prospective homeowners to enquire and purchase all household needs in one place.
This year’s event, the 15th edition since its inception was on the theme; “Home-ownership: Get a House, Make it a Home.”
The mini-fair provided opportunities for many potential property owners to become abreast of the process of acquiring their houses.
Many stakeholders in the industry also shared and educated prospective homeowners on what to do to secure their houses with ease.
From land acquisition to sale, starting to build, using the right materials, completing the building to paintings and fitting, the Habitat Fair was a one-stop shop for all their housing needs.
Myjoyonline's photojournalist, David Andoh was at the fair and captured these photos.
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