Searching for a home
Every filter search actually has, how the free-text box behaves, and why you can share a search as a link.
What you can filter on
This is the complete list. Anything not here does not exist as a filter.
- Free text — matched against the title, area, city, region and description.
- Region — one of Ghana's sixteen regions.
- Property type — residential, student housing, short-let, office, retail, commercial, warehouse or land.
- Bedrooms and bathrooms — treated as minimums, so 2 beds returns two and above.
- Minimum and maximum rent — per month.
- Total move-in budget, and the most months of advance you will pay.
- Furnished.
- Verification tier — bronze, silver or gold, treated as at least this tier.
- Diaspora-friendly.
How the text box behaves
Every word you type has to appear somewhere in the listing. Searching for east legon 2 bed will not return a property that merely mentions east.
There is no filter for a neighbourhood, so the text box is how you search one. Type Cantonments, Spintex, Airport Residential or Ahodwo and combine it with the other filters.
Sorting
Five orders are available: most verified, newest first, price low to high, price high to low, and cheapest to move in.
The default is most verified, with the newest listing first within a tier. Trust affects ranking, which is the reason a badge cannot be bought — a purchased badge would outrank an honest listing.
A search is a link
The URL holds the whole search. That means you can bookmark a search, send it to someone, and use the back button without losing where you were.
Each active filter shows as a chip you can remove one at a time, and if nothing matches, the empty state offers to drop each filter individually rather than telling you to try again.
Tap the heart on any listing to save it. Saved homes collect on your dashboard, and you need to be logged in for the heart to stick.
Still stuck?
Email info@domicium.com or WhatsApp +233 54 012 8220. To report a listing or a person, use complaints in your dashboard.
Read next
- Searching by what you can actually affordThe headline rent is the least useful number. Filter on the total you need to find, and on the months of advance you are willing to pay.
- Reading a listing pageWhat each part of a property page is telling you, including the parts that are deliberately imprecise.
- What the verification badges meanBronze, silver and gold, what evidence sits behind each, and why the page lists checks individually instead of leaving the colour to speak.
- Applying for a homeWhat an application sends, what the landlord sees, and how to track it once it is in.
