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Upload your available property hereYendi is in the Northern Region. We could not find reliable published rent figures for individual areas of the town, so we are not giving price estimates. Ask the landlord for the price, compare several rooms, and visit before you decide.
Yendi is in the same North zone as Tamale. The Ghana Meteorological Agency gives the normal start of the rains as the second to fourth week of April and the normal end as the first week of October to the first week of November (Ghana Meteorological Agency, 2026 forecast for northern Ghana). The dry, dusty harmattan wind blows from December to February (Ghana Meteorological Agency, State of the Climate 2023). The weather matters for water here, because late rains and the dry months are exactly when supply has failed before. Yendi has had repeated water shortages. In March 2021, the River Dakar, its main source of water, dried up after the rains came late, and residents travelled long distances to boreholes and dams or bought water from tankers (Graphic Online, March 2021). In March 2024, Ghana Water Company reported that the river was drying up again and planned to drill boreholes as a temporary fix, with longer term projects delayed (Graphic Online, March 2024). We could not find a more recent report, so ask how the water situation is now. Before you rent, ask the landlord how water reaches the room, whether it flows all year, and whether there is a storage tank or a borehole. If you can, visit in the dry season as well as the rainy season.
We could not find a recent official report naming flood prone areas in Yendi, so do not assume any area is safe or unsafe. Visit the place, ideally after rain. Check whether water collects in the compound or on the road, and ask neighbours whether it floods in the rainy season. Ask whether the compound has a water storage tank, and whether the room has its own prepaid electricity meter or shares the compound meter.
Under the Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220), advance rent should not be more than six months. If you are asked for more than six months, you can report it through the Rent Control Department complaints portal. This is general information, not legal advice.
Plan for more than the rent. Before you move in, expect to pay the advance, an agreement, and moving costs. After you move, expect water, electricity and transport. Decide your total budget first, including travel, then choose the area that fits it.
Never pay before you have seen the room and met the landlord. Make sure the person you pay is the owner. Read our guide on spotting rental scams and our guide on renting without an agent before you pay anything.