Dela, thank you for sharing this info. There are people making negative comments about the soil quality of these parcels. The reality is, no one commenting is a topographer. All over the world the mzungu purchase oceanfront parcels, then spend hundreds of thousands in USD doing site prep work, to prevent their mansion from shifting, in the event of beach erosion. Most of the people on here making negative comments don't even own a home. Nor do they possess the technical know-how to construct a grass hut, much less an oceanfront estate.
I love Dela and I believe she’s doing her job but please think throughly and do not buy this land. The owner is selling for a reason. The land will wash away in about 10-20 years with your house. Look at the soil erosion? Just saying 💔
Yes, I totally agree with @Nana observation, coastal erosion is real and has/is plaguing other places that developed too close to the cliff, and has left municipalities trying to figure out what cost effective way to remedy the situation. Yes, everything (or most things) can be remedied but as stated at what cost and from who’s pocket. I bet any reputable insurance underwriter would be hesitant to offer coverage on such a structure because of the liability not to mention the risk to human life. To be frank it is even dangerous walking along that elevated coastal edge, and what preventions will the land holder put in place to prevent people from walking close to the edge? That soil has and will continue to erode and will collapse and fall at any whim. I’m certain the land owners have considered these things and will ensure it’s safety to meet Ghana’s building standards
Where I'm from🇯🇲 we buy land in the mountains over looking the sea. Seafront land appeals to tourists because they don't know any better that their homes will wash away. Don't buy land at sea level. Bad idea.
What's up with all the smoke and mirrors? First it is in PramPram (to tease us in watching the video?) then it is in Old Ningo (to entice us to contact the realtor?) while the only place where the road gets this close to the sea is between Ayitepa and Lekpoguno. So where is it actually located?
This looks like the same plot I’ve seen from another agent in Oram Oram and 5 acres is 150 ghc🤔The main question is do they factor in the change in weather due to global warming/climate change and how that will affect the land? Does Jeffery have linked with any land owners so that one can get a freehold land. Yes I am a Ghanian citizen?
Yes you can, you can even decide to buy it with 3 other people, that way each person get 1 plot, cause 4 plots make an acre, the only reason why they sell it in acres is, they want the money in bulk and don't want to go through the trouble selling plot by plot. I have few lands in the area and the price is very reasonable and am pretty sure you can beat it down a lot cause the area is not develop, not a single house around but it will be a good investment for the future, only if it's genuine land.
Not really, cause l have a house in this same area, and when l was buying the land 12 years ago l was worried about this same situation also, but after 12 years there has not been any movement on how further the sea comes to the shores, so if you are interested you should buy, only if it's genuine which is my only concern.
Some of the commentators here have complained about Litigation and erosion so because of the potential risk you should have sold in Plots** instead of acres...
There are litigation problems in Prampram. I fell in love with the beach and want to buy land there, but I purchased land in the Volta Region instead. My surveyor advised me to stay far away from this place after. Please, be warn! Don't be fooled by his charming ways...love from Canada ☺
As a non Ghanaian, if I buy this land with the 50yrs leasehold. Is it guaranteed that I can renew my lease after 50yrs? I know I will have to pay a fee, but I would like to know if it’s guaranteed. Thanks
Very good point, and you could see it occurring in some of that footage. Add in global warming which means rising sea levels which increases erosion and flood risk
Yes the erosion was my first red flag too. With climate change threatening our future, this might not be the best option 😔😔. Sorry Dela and Jeff. We still love you both 😘
Not my cup of tea, as others have mentioned, you are under the threat of soil erosion. I don't see any evidence of barriers created that will prevent sea erosion. The guy talks about land elevation but nothing about the erosion that is evident. Finally, the building materials and contents of whatever you have in your house will need to be resistant to salt. Not saying it cannot be done, but it comes at an extra cost.
Beach front property..... What a dream..cheap too. This is lovely, so long as it's a good distance from the cliff edge a coastal erosion survey has green done!
Can people must stop mismanage our small land left in the country.. Its seems everyone selling land anyhow. Nice the and is finish the same people will come out to compline. And say no land left in country.
Bye then,its so because of the issues in Zimbabwe,South Africa where Europeans took their land,in Ghana we fought it and kept the land within the family,our lands will always belong to us
You pay something like tax after 50yrs no one is going to evict you of your land, what you pay in 50yrs is not much. It's just to make sure the indeginous people retain some power
Dela, thank you for sharing this info. There are people making negative comments about the soil quality of these parcels. The reality is, no one commenting is a topographer. All over the world the mzungu purchase oceanfront parcels, then spend hundreds of thousands in USD doing site prep work, to prevent their mansion from shifting, in the event of beach erosion. Most of the people on here making negative comments don't even own a home. Nor do they possess the technical know-how to construct a grass hut, much less an oceanfront estate.
Lol seems like you are the only one making a negative comment.
@@yo-a It is obvious you received your grade level education in time out. Get off my post, you dufus.
What about soil erosion of the coastline? You build your house there and in a few years the sea is in your house.
Same thing in Florida. Don't put your house that close. That was a natural cliff to stop high waves.
Life is short. Roll the dice on this beautiful land and enjoy it for the rest of your short life.
I love Dela and I believe she’s doing her job but please think throughly and do not buy this land. The owner is selling for a reason. The land will wash away in about 10-20 years with your house. Look at the soil erosion? Just saying 💔
Erosion can be combated
@@madaven818 certainly not on this type of soil. And even if you could, who’s paying for that extra work? The buyer or the seller?? Just saying…….
Yes, I totally agree with @Nana observation, coastal erosion is real and has/is plaguing other places that developed too close to the cliff, and has left municipalities trying to figure out what cost effective way to remedy the situation. Yes, everything (or most things) can be remedied but as stated at what cost and from who’s pocket. I bet any reputable insurance underwriter would be hesitant to offer coverage on such a structure because of the liability not to mention the risk to human life. To be frank it is even dangerous walking along that elevated coastal edge, and what preventions will the land holder put in place to prevent people from walking close to the edge? That soil has and will continue to erode and will collapse and fall at any whim. I’m certain the land owners have considered these things and will ensure it’s safety to meet Ghana’s building standards
would love Jeff's details. Great job.
Where I'm from🇯🇲 we buy land in the mountains over looking the sea. Seafront land appeals to tourists because they don't know any better that their homes will wash away. Don't buy land at sea level. Bad idea.
Love the new intro. Your infectious laugh in there 🥰🥰
Dela thank you for this piece, besides we needed the price inscription on the vid😍
Just look at the ‘cliff’ - thats soft earth, not rock. It will be washed away at a frightening rate as sea levels rise.
New intro 👏👏👏👏👏
This is great. Thanks for sharing this great opportunity 👍
This is a very good buy, there is no land there to erode ,this is not a cliff,
hotels hotels, I want some where is the contact details plz
Expensive, but the beach is beautiful!❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭
Ghc4000 per plot oo. X 4 is expensive?
I wish ghana had white sands man! However the colour of the water is so lovely!
Nice 👍🏾
Hmmm!!! Very nice! I'm having a lot of ideas running through my head for a prime beach spot... Anybody want to invest in on a resorts!!?
What's up with all the smoke and mirrors? First it is in PramPram (to tease us in watching the video?) then it is in Old Ningo (to entice us to contact the realtor?) while the only place where the road gets this close to the sea is between Ayitepa and Lekpoguno. So where is it actually located?
Hmmm. Wonder if you build on stilts would that work? 😌 Gorgeous land.
The beach a serious clean it’s extremely dirty with garbage
Amazing. I want one lol 😜❤️🇬🇧🇯🇲
What will happen after the lease, Dela?
lovely where in Ghana is this plz
"Good job.😀.
This looks like the same plot I’ve seen from another agent in Oram Oram and 5 acres is 150 ghc🤔The main question is do they factor in the change in weather due to global warming/climate change and how that will affect the land? Does Jeffery have linked with any land owners so that one can get a freehold land. Yes I am a Ghanian citizen?
I’m nor sure, you would have to contact Jeff to find out.
Did i hear feet from the cliff? Not far enough mate...unless the cliff is reinforced nature will take its course. But a beautiful location.
Can you inquire if 2 people can buy the One acre land and split the land ? Love ie..Edward Adu
Yes you can, you can even decide to buy it with 3 other people, that way each person get 1 plot, cause 4 plots make an acre, the only reason why they sell it in acres is, they want the money in bulk and don't want to go through the trouble selling plot by plot. I have few lands in the area and the price is very reasonable and am pretty sure you can beat it down a lot cause the area is not develop, not a single house around but it will be a good investment for the future, only if it's genuine land.
So scared .In 10yrs time the sea will be in my living room 😁🤔
Not really, cause l have a house in this same area, and when l was buying the land 12 years ago l was worried about this same situation also, but after 12 years there has not been any movement on how further the sea comes to the shores, so if you are interested you should buy, only if it's genuine which is my only concern.
Some of the commentators here have complained about Litigation and erosion so because of the potential risk you should have sold in Plots** instead of acres...
There are litigation problems in Prampram. I fell in love with the beach and want to buy land there, but I purchased land in the Volta Region instead. My surveyor advised me to stay far away from this place after. Please, be warn! Don't be fooled by his charming ways...love from Canada ☺
How do I contact this gentlemen and why wasn't the contact information shared.
It’s in the description box
Beautiful & affordable , but with global warming , beach front is scary for me in Ghana😬😂😂
Like how?
What is the exact dimension of this land because it seems like its a narrow oceanfront .
As a non Ghanaian, if I buy this land with the 50yrs leasehold. Is it guaranteed that I can renew my lease after 50yrs? I know I will have to pay a fee, but I would like to know if it’s guaranteed. Thanks
Yes with no hassle.
It's no huge deal
Will be in the sea!
@@irenedavo3768 have you been to Accra?
It depends on the landowner...they can choose to renew after the 50 years. Male sure you put a "Clause" indicating such changes.
Not to sure of the location… just too close to the sea, erosion is your nemesis…
Very good point, and you could see it occurring in some of that footage. Add in global warming which means rising sea levels which increases erosion and flood risk
Yes the erosion was my first red flag too. With climate change threatening our future, this might not be the best option 😔😔. Sorry Dela and Jeff. We still love you both 😘
That's why the boulders are strategically placed to stop erosion, guess I won't get my 56 yrs😏 because of global warming.
How much is this land in dollars
Is this land still available on the ocean front? How much is it for acre?
It’s sold unfortunately. Are you looking for land in prampram specifically?
Yaay
£20000 in British pounds
I Love this.. but my question, why is he wearing a helmet?
There is not even a coconuttree 😊
Where is this located in Ghana?
Prampram
Not my cup of tea, as others have mentioned, you are under the threat of soil erosion. I don't see any evidence of barriers created that will prevent sea erosion. The guy talks about land elevation but nothing about the erosion that is evident. Finally, the building materials and contents of whatever you have in your house will need to be resistant to salt. Not saying it cannot be done, but it comes at an extra cost.
Hey Dela, please are the lands still available? If so can you please reach out? Thank you 🙏🏽
I’m not sure. You can contact Jeff to find out, his details are in the description box.
Thank you Dela 🙏🏽 Keep up the good work sis and thank you for sharing all this info. Best wishes 😃
3rd 🥳🥳
Goodone
I have contacted him about this land but have not heard anything yet
I had a brief chat with the agent and he said the dimension is 105ft by something which he wasn't sure but it sound like a very narrow land.
What is the price? If your selling something, whats wrong with mentioning the price?
The price was mentioned, you might have missed it. It’s 160,000 cedis $27,500
$15226.39 usd
Do you have to buy an acre.
Yes you do have too unfortunately
Please how much will it be in euro?
22,600 at today’s rate
@@moretodela thanks u you dear
Beach front property..... What a dream..cheap too. This is lovely, so long as it's a good distance from the cliff edge a coastal erosion survey has green done!
Can people must stop mismanage our small land left in the country.. Its seems everyone selling land anyhow. Nice the and is finish the same people will come out to compline. And say no land left in country.
What is the contact information for the developer.
It should be front and center
160,000 ghc = $28,000 😳😳😳😳
All lease not for sale
You can’t buy this land you can only lease it
Beach too dirty for that price.
All the negative Nancy's in the room If it's not for you keep scrolling
sorry but thats a ripoff. so i cant pass it on to my children. No thanks.
It's scary even the grandchildren what issues will they have in say 50-60 yrs. Will they be denied to renew the land.
LMAO. What land do you own where you are now, to pass down to your grandchildren now😁😁😁😁 barking like a Chihuahua.
Yes u can pass it on u or the kids can renew it when it reaches 50yrs
If you can't own the land there's no point in developing there. I'll take my millions of dollars elsewhere
Bye then,its so because of the issues in Zimbabwe,South Africa where Europeans took their land,in Ghana we fought it and kept the land within the family,our lands will always belong to us
Read on the aborigines rights protection society and you will understand
You pay something like tax after 50yrs no one is going to evict you of your land, what you pay in 50yrs is not much. It's just to make sure the indeginous people retain some power
@@adjoa-anima let them move on
I just don't get it when people want us to do things their way, here in America ,your house belongs to you but not the land, so what's the difference?
You’re so beautiful 🌹
Thank you