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The third edition of the MultiTV & HFC BANK Habitat Fair 2012 has successfully ended in Accra with the organizers promising to add more innovations in order to attract more exhibitors and patrons next year.
The event was held at the Accra International Conference Center from Friday 22nd June to Sunday 24th June 2012 with about 60 exhibitors participating.
In separate interactions with Joy News at the fairgrounds, the exhibitors said even though the exhibition hall was not exactly overflowed with patrons, they were happy with the numbers at the grounds and most of them were able to secure some great business deals.
The three day fair was aimed at bringing together real estate developers and prospective house owners. It was under the theme: “Finding Pragmatic Solution to the housing problems in Ghana.”
This year’s fair generally saw a significant improvement as compared to the maiden edition; this was based on new technology displayed by the exhibitors.
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