Micheletti & Co. Ltd.: The 70-Year-Old Civil Engineering Titan That Built Ghana’s Infrastructure—and Defended Its Legacy at the ICC
Founded in 1955 by an Italian entrepreneur, this 201-500 employee civil engineering and building construction…
Construction Costs
Discover practical guides to construction costs in Ghana, from building a single-room structure to completing a family home or commercial property. Explore estimates for cement, blocks, sand, iron rods, roofing sheets, labour, plumbing, electrical work, tiling and finishing.
The Business of Home Improvement in Ghana: ASJ Intelligence Brief
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Introduction Home improvement in Ghana has…
Renovation vs Rebuilding: Which Option Adds More Value in Ghana?
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Introduction Every homeowner and property investor…
How to Budget for Kitchen and Bathroom Installations in Ghana: ASJ Practical Guide
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Introduction For many Ghanaian homeowners, the…
The True Cost of Interior Finishing in Ghana: ASJ Guide
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Summary The structural shell of your…
Home Construction Loans in Ghana: Are They Worth It? (2026)
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Introduction Building a home is one…
Finishing Costs: From Plastering to Painting — A 2026 Guide for Ghanaian Home Builders
The finishing stage is where dreams take shape—and where budgets often collapse. Here’s what you’ll…
Plumbing Costs Explained for New Homeowners in Ghana (2026)
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Introduction Building a house in Ghana…
Electrical Installation Costs Explained for Ghanaian Home Builders (2026)
An Accra Street Journal Real Estate Intelligence Brief Executive Summary Electrical installation is one of…
Why Building Material Inflation Matters for Homeowners: A 2026 Intelligence Brief
The headline is deceptively comforting: Ghana’s building inflation held steady at 2.2 per cent in…