Where you live inspires
the way you live. The type of house you buy or rent defines your social and
economic well-being in life. It gives the first impression about you and what
your status in society is. Below is a brief description of what your house says
about you. The types of houses were
mentioned the Ghanaian way.
Executive House
This house says: “I am my own boss and I control everything around me.
The dream of many is to sleep and wake up
in a
house like this. The Duke model shows off your success in life. Although it is
the dream house of many, It can only be afforded by the few
wealthy class in society. Closing a deal on such properties can change the life
of an agent instantly.
Self-Compound House
This is one of the most common houses you can buy in Ghana. They are
mostly found in gated communities around Kasoa, east legon hills and newly
developed areas in Accra. Most people describe such houses as self-compound
house. It says: “I am fed-up of paying rents”. It appeals to more of the public
worker who just came on retirement and has received their initial lump sum of
their retirement benefits and a few of the newly promoted young people as
managers.
Town House
The signal sent by this house is: “I am not rich yet, this is just the
beginning of my success.” It is slightly luxurious and perfect to invite
friends home for a meal. These are the self-owned businessmen who are now
beginning to enjoy the returns of their investment
Slum House
If you don’t ever want your colleagues at work to pay a visit at home
then, you may be comfortable in this. It says: “Don’t invite anybody home.” If
you want to attract certain class of people as friends, then do yourself a
favor and rent out this property to a neighbor by yourself and move to a decent
place because no agent will take such a listing.
Chamber and Hall
This is what we call compound house in Ghana. Families in this type of
house share common facilities in the house. This house says: “Trouble awaits me
at home.” In this house you are likely to attract enemies for yourself since
you have to quarrel with the family next door over payments of utility bills,
un-scrubbed bathroom etc. Fights normally end up in police station or the
hospital.




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