Sunday marks the final day of the JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair 2026 at the Achimota Retail Centre. The three-day housing and construction showcase is expected to attract a strong turnout as prospective homeowners, property investors, and families have one last opportunity to explore products, services, and solutions designed to make home ownership more achievable.
One Last Chance to Explore Housing Options
The closing day of the fair is expected to attract patrons who may have been unable to attend earlier or who want more time to engage exhibitors, compare options, and seek professional advice before making decisions. For prospective homeowners, the final day presents an opportunity to move beyond simply dreaming about a home and begin identifying the practical steps, products, and financial options required to make that dream a reality.
Exhibitors across the housing ecosystem will continue to showcase solutions covering building materials, home financing, construction, furnishing, property development, and related services. This includes businesses and industry professionals such as Virtual Security Africa, Akwaaba Building Materials, Lesh Fortune Ltd, MTN, Door Masters, Ayuda, Western Vilas, CTECHI Ghana LTD, Saint-Gobain Ghana, Sintex Tank, Interplast, and Clifton Homes.
What's on Offer
The fair is designed to bridge the gap between aspiration and action by bringing key players in the housing and construction sector together in one location. For many visitors, the event has offered more than a conventional exhibition. It has provided an opportunity to ask questions, obtain practical guidance, compare products, and better understand the processes involved in building, buying, financing, or improving a home.
The fair continues to be powered by Drive EV GH, which promotes sustainable mobility, and is being organised in partnership with Republic Bank under its brand promise, "We're the one for you!" The collaboration brings together businesses and service providers from across the housing value chain, strengthening the fair's role as a platform for connecting consumers with solutions for their housing ambitions.
Turning Housing Aspirations into Reality
As the three-day event prepares to draw the curtain, today's climax is expected to provide one final opportunity for patrons to discover what is available in Ghana's housing and construction market. For those who have been considering building, buying, financing, or improving a home, the organisers' invitation is straightforward: make Sunday count.
Source: Joy Online
