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- Beitbridge is experiencing a property boom, there are a lot of mansions coming up in he town. Very exciting developments, let's take a tour!
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I am Curious, many people are saying that the Zimbabwean economy is in terrible shape, people are suffering because they have no money to spend on food let alone building, not only building but building mansions. Are these mansions owned by black Zimbabweans? I am from Zambia our current economy is better than in Zimbabwe but we don't have people building this many high-standard mansions. Am I missing something? Can you please enlighten me?
The Zimbabwean economy has many challenges. Chief among them is tight liquidity. However, challenges present opportunities for innovation. Those who know how to innovate are doing it big
I stand to be corrected but Zim's GDP is higher than that of Zambia despite our lower population
Zim has issue but it's one of the most scandalized countries on Earth
The bad media publicity we get sometimes coming from locals who go around badmouthing Zimbabwe every opportunity they get.
The infrastructure development you see in Beitbridge is happening in every growth point in Zim
Zimbabweans are building good houses.
Yh they are owned by black Zimbabweans white Zimbabweans are old and stay in Harare
@Warren-wl9oz also us Zimbabweans are 15M but Zambians are 22M which means we have more to share
@Warren-wl9oz Zimbabweans are winning in business locally as well
Am completely blown away I can't believe this is Beitbridge
This is impressive guys! Very soon we will not be able to joke by saying: "It's giving Zimbabwe". All the best from Mzansi 🇿🇦 ❤ 🇿🇼
They must plant more trees there , its beautiful place they created ❤
I'm in awe!These are very beautiful mansions coming up... Can anyone offer landscaping services to Zimbabwean property developers, house owners and institutions.....that's all that's lacking to get the true beauty represented by these structures..... And lastly quality roads with markings .....otherwise great job and thank you Mr Zim for showing us our beautiful country.....
Yh that's a business opportunity as well
I am blown away, these homes are Impressive. Good to see that money is circulating in all parts of Zimbabwe and not just the big cities
True
Let's build our Zimbabwe ❤
When they say the best is yet to come, this is it. People are living it , no need to be a shrinking violet or down play yrself. Ty Mr Zim 🇿🇼, this is quality content that will stand the test of time, bless 🙏🙏
Thanks a million Mhopi😀😀😀
Hello, yeah man, glittering, the content is class.
People who are wondering how someone can build a mansion like this in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe contributes the 3rd largest number of nurses in the UK from Africa, after Nigeria and Kenya. Entry level salary is from 27,000 Pounds per year, which translates to 648,000 Rands. This is a CEO salary in SA. Luxury homes start from R2 million. Do the maths and you will find that a nurse based in the UK can afford this mansion. Not everything is about corruption. Lets stop the jealousy. You must appreciate the hustle and be inspired rather than hating. Nobody stopped you from trekking overseas to make a fortune. The problem with the majority in Africa, we don't read nor research, even though we have online resources like Google. Some of you think internet is witchcraft, still trapped in superstition and old fashioned beliefs. In life, you must have a curious mind, a thirst for general knowledge.
Bull$hit, R700 000 a CEO salary where? You will need to multiple that by 4 to arive at a CEO of a small to medium business or NGO and the number grows exponentially as you go into banking, mining, retail and pharmaceuticals. There are 55000 employees in public sector alone earning over R1 million, are those all CEO's. All of my friends/acquaintances (all in their 30 ) are in the private sector, they all including me are either specialists or managers, non are executives nevermind CEO's. They all breached the R1mil mark a few years ago. It is clear that you do not have a clue about salaries in South Africa. A R700 k salary is a mid level earning mostly and entry level in some fields such as medicine, actuary, IT ect.
Number 2. There is no luxury home for R2mil in RSA. You get a 2 bedroom apartment for that money. A neat 3 bedroom standalone will normally "Start" at around R3mil.
Number 3, the cheapest house on these images will cost you anywhere between R5 mil and 10mil and the number goes up the bigger they are
@menzimngadi6793 - Apparently English is not your strong point and you are clueless about real estate in SA. Find out what Entry Level means before ranting nonsense. If R700,000 is entry level that means a qualified or experienced nurse earns more than that. Qualified nurses (5 years exp earn up to 38,000 Pounds (910,000 Rands). Also use your dictionary to find out what "starting from" means. We are talking about minimums, CEO salary in SA is from R500,000 in most cases. Companies are not the same thats why we use minimums. I have done an extensive real estate survey from Western Cape to Gauteng, KZN. I work in real estate. There are many luxury homes for less than R2 million in SA. Most rich black people choose to build mansions in middle class areas to save costs, because you must meet a certain minimum value (e.g. R20 million) to build a house in affluent suburbs like Clifton, Bantry Bay, Fresnaye, Sandhurst etc. This is done to maintain market value. Once again, you must find out what "starting from" means. You have no clue what Luxury House means.
@Bourne-fu8bz Well English may not be my strong point as you have said but R700 000. Is not a CEO salary in South Africa. Do yourself a favor jut Google any manager jobs in South African SOE's or Director in a government department ( this is equivalent to a manager, the job titles are just like that) this will show you what I am talking about. Nurses, teachers and law enforcement officers are underpaid in South Africa and often tend to be careers that most choose for job security and satisfaction, not for high income.
Growing up in Harare l would never think twice about Beitbridge. This video suprised me
This is beitbridge 🤯 kwanaka kudai Zimbabwe no longer has a middle class this deserves the title" lower upper class" dubai , qatar dream we are living it we made it boys🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Glory Be To God The Father And The Son And The Holy Spirit As It Was In The Beginning Is Now And Ever Shall Be World With Out End Amen. Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah
It's nice to see black success u didn't know Beit Bridge is like this this just shows the potential it has
I still say Zimbos will be the first Africans to achieve economic freedom including DRC!! The rest of the African continent will use Zim model as a blueprint. They got land, mining licenses, and a skilled and experienced workforce. Thats all the ingredients to own means of production,hopefully they will start attracting more investments
I'm South African yes we got well off black people (millionaires/billionsires) but we still dont own means of production
I think BB is one town thats competing directly with Harare interns of development
Hayibo Britshini ! I know this place from way back when the best place was under a tree. If anything is going to 2030, it's the small towns .
Magnificent, l am blown away by what is happening in Beitbridge.
I think in 5 yrs time this place will be epic.
All of Zimbabwe
Thank yoi Sir, you missed the Eastern side of Beitbtidge and another place cqlled pachikomo. There are beautiful mansions in these two places that you ommitted, i know two which stands out among the best in Beitridge
Ok, I will Explorer those areas when I go back
One thing loud about all this is how as a country we have become so individualistic. All those mansions in areas without a single tarred road! There is no collective development mindset at all
They will definately fix it later and yes soon .
@@consulargeneral8136 No chance of that. I stay in BB. They will never pave these roads unless they tax the people there. Of the 48k population; 98% live in the ghetto. So taxing them won't work.
@@tafaramarvin 1 Zimbabwe never had ghetto culture
2 more than 50% of native indeginous Zimbabweans live in low density areas cities and towns
3 You mind your own bussiness human filth.
@@tafaramarvin In Zimbabwe we never had ghetto culture and more than 50% of indeginous Zimbabweans live in low density surbubs are that goes for cities and towns.
Thanks even m last year I suprise the time I passend going home
Very impressive
Beitbridge and Zvishavane are the fastest Growing towns in Zim .
I always find new developments each time I go there.
Last year I was impressed by how Dulivhadzimu bus rank has improved from the dusty rank to a Clean paved rank.
That's real change
They have potential
Beitbridge is a smuggling hob and Zvishavane a mining town
Very very true
This is something 😮.ndatoshamisika kuona zvakadai.ya ikuya nazvo worse apa beitbridge yatove special economic zone
Great content thank u mr Zim
Greetings from Moscow, Russia. Lovely to see my hometown being on the spotlight. Some of the projects being highlighted were designed by my young brother Vivian Nyenya and my Dad.
Our pleasure! Your hometown is making great leaps
This is a lie. The houses were mostly done by the only registered architect Mr A Muleya. You can check with him or Beit Bridge council
Please get your facts right..those houses were 90% designed by a different architect. Check my comment below.
@user-gi7fd6pl7h I said SOME, i never said Most, try to to be reasonable man and understand the meaning of the word. MB's house for example
Nice one again, Mr Zim!
Beautiful developments in BB. I lived in Beitbridge between 1995 to 2005. In the year 1995 there was no town to talk of in Beitbridge. The first few modern buildings are the ones housing Matopo Book Centre and First capital bank. Your video brings reminiscences of my childhood.
Think l went to school with your sister her name starts with a J long lost Primary school friend of mine
My sister's name is Josephine and she did her grade 7 in 1997 @Beitbridge Gvt Pry School.
@@tinashehombz yeah that's the one oo my word don't know how l can find her
This is beautiful ❤
Hey Mr. Zim. People in that are build serious houses. The town was gonna be better than it is if the government played it's role by putting infrastructure in place. It is great to witness this developments, more especially by black people. Watching from SA.
Contrary to popular belief, Zimbabwe now has a huge services based economy, hustling
This is not farming or mining money like authorities would like us believe that everyone should work the land. Its the new economy don't waste time on tobacco farming
Wow this is nice
Thanks bro! People are making the bag
We can finish these beautiful houses to a high standard😀👍🇿🇼
I believe so!
😀👍
They're still on progress
@@chingombedaries Construction workers need more training to improve the quality of services
The mansions are big. Developing small towns like this will definitely encourage many people to stay in their small towns than move to capital cities & live in high density townships
What do you mean living in high density townships. The goal is for all these growth points to turn into full fledged towns so that you don't have people congregating in high density areas in cities. Otherwise its kinder pointless that the vast majority in towns are living in high density areas when in stead they can live in medium density and low density areas for a cheaper price. People from remote areas should move into towns obviously they will occupy the high density areas.
Impressive ❤❤❤
Wow this is beautiful 🥰
It really is!
Stands in beightbridge qnd how much???
Beautiful
All the corrupt smugglers....and public servants
Beautiful structures from BB❤
Yes indeed!
How do you get land in beit any idea
Thank you MR ZIM great job
Thanks ne content
But let's not forget the Chipinge magic as well 😂😂😂
I just wonder where do they get so much money to build such beautiful houses, hey !! Siyababongela❤❤❤🎉
Work hard and safe your money and invest
WOW beautiful houses atleast now Zimbabweans can go back home.👏😂
Beitbridge 🤯
To all black South Africans l would like them to see black excellence under 100% fully black owned economy
Why must you guys always want to compare everything to SA what do you guys really want from us , we are just minding our business and you will never hear us compare ourselfs to you all we do is tell you to go home and build your country🤷🏿♀️
Wtf? Zimbabwe copied SA. Black South Africans have been doing this for a long time. Check the videos on TH-cam.
@@ScissorN stop lying to yourself and the whole world, which business are you minding besides killing each other like mad in your taxi business, killing each other with alcohol in your shabeen business, is that what you call success.
Come here in Zimbabwe and see if we are not there anyways any black person you see in south africa you always think he/she is from Zimbabwe. We talk about you because you are the ones who talk a lot about us and underestimating us like we are not even human beings. Also of it wasn't for us Zimbabwe your GDP level was going to be on the zero level so you must thank God that we boosting your industries by buying your local made products.
@@thabisothejane5328 you have been doing this where and my guy these houses you seeing they are not built with credit, this is cash we do not owe anyone any cent.
What does the airport look like
There are no roads to speak off in BB. These houses are to keep for yourself and not to sell.
Roads will come
Dont play with a million dollars guys .
Nice houses
Garnacho,Horlund and Mainoo they are going to be the future star players
These people are said to be suffering?
Wow this is impressive
I love that this is happening near the border so when things start going bad in SA after Malema takes office atleast we will just jump the border and build our mkhukhus around there😃😃
The fallacy that Malema will make SA bad because of media is laughable.
@@FireBrand777 we know Malemas policies and no country has ever succeeded following what he believes in. You wont understand this because you somehow think SA is untouchable
😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks to South Africa
Lol
What ever happened to the 3 bedroom, dining and kitchen houses the majority of us grew up in, why would anyone want to live in these hideous monstrosities?
you are stuck in the glory of your past
@@chikowamambo3786 I totally agree with you, I’m humble in my simple existence.
@@MrMbisker so building a mansion is not humble innexistence human perspective differs thats why babylon exist eveyrone wants to rule the world the way they see it. Too bad rhodhie life is of the age is being forgotten as we speak , you can never stop human free will God said no trying to dehumanize the indeginous natives of Zimbabwe a long time ago.
@@consulargeneral8136 there absolutely nothing humble or simple involving the word Mansion, imposing sounds about right
@@MrMbisker It's humbling because it's a gift from God .
Probably SARand, Zim business people collude with SA revenue workers to siphon money and they share. SARS is bleeding trillions by well-orchestrated deals taking place there. On the Zim side smuggling is rampant.
Zim $s. Definitely not US or other. Poor building standards on free rural land. No valuations and no value = Not investment. Now you know why black people will remain poor until they come to their senses. They build out of jealousy and competition. They try and fail to convert rural areas into cities. If you sell expect a 1/4 of what you spent. There are no roads, is there running water and sanitation?
Cant fool me, I did mortgage bonds part time for a short period but I was busy, i fielded interesting enquiries and received commission every month. I learnt valuable lessons from that experience.
This is the unfortunate reality, these buildings have no real value beyond the people who build them
My thoughts exactly. I would like to see the state of the houses in 5 to 10 years time. While the are may certainly develop I am not optimistic given what I see on basic services such as roads.
@@aid66546 i encourage people to build beautiful comfortable homes in rural areas and enjoy the fruits of their labour, just dont go overboard, dont overcapitalise because theres no financial return on emotional and psychological investment. Black people have to change their mindsets if we are to break the cycle of being at the bottom of the food chain. The children arent learning anything from the current way of doing things.
Rather spend that extra money on a small agricultural initiative that can grow into a (subsistence) business and carry you at retirement. A beautiful home doesnt have to be large or double story. A single story +-200 square metre in rural areas is enough. They can extend later if theres a need.
A double story should be a no no without trained professionals to inspect the standard and approve it, thats besides the fact that its an unnecessary cost. That slab is very expensive if you want to do it right and can be a safety hazard if not done right. Poorly built buildings collapse during heavy storms, uninspected and unapproved double storeys are a greater risk. Remember, the soil tends to be soft in rural areas, thats why rural areas are almost always green. Our forefathers chose that land for agricultural purposes, and now you build heavy concrete on it without an approve foundation and you bulk it for a double story, really?
Lol, are you Zimbabwean?
😂😂😂By your logic this is a collective mistake😅. ZW is not mortgage country and despite the proximity to RSA its a totally different system. None of what you see is financed as you'd be used to, there is a shortage of houses in ZW. Please never draw parallels with RSA, chalk and cheese, nothing in common. Totally different value chains and ownership.
Landscaping in Zimbabwe is so poor. Beautiful houses in an ugly environment. It’s like eating pizza with sadza
Start a landscaping business and help
Corruption town
You sound bitter and jealous 😂
These houses are liabilities not assets.
People should be building duplexes as investments.
People do not learn at all.
A big house needs big maintenance.
Imagine if these people invested in trade centres,malls,shops,etc.
The problem people are still caught up in wanting to be seen by what big house they have.
Anyway each to his own.
One thing I'm afraid off is obsulete useless bussinesses from western countries and asian countries being replaced by technology thinking that they can take advantage of africa developing forcing us to invest in their obsulete bussinesses by sabotaging our progress with technology. I just find it strange how you could call a current asset like large relastate a liabilitie it doesn't depreciate the same whay a factory could .Sango bush is everywhere why do we need duplexes in small towns like beitbridge it will demotivate people into staying in towns and investing.
So you are saying that unwanted obsulete bussinesses from western countries and asian countries have gained in forcing their bussinesses to continue by using developing african countries by sabotaging our progress with technology. How pathetic can one get well I'm already telling you not in the democratic republic of Zimbabwe forget. Duplex flats should only be in cities otherwise in towns it will just demotivate people to stay and live in towns. Don't be deleting my comments.
This Zimbabwean Mindset of competition.
Imagine if just 3 of these people had come together and built duplex flats.
Meaning many doors which is lifetime investment.
-These big mansions are just money chewers.
-Other people are building trade facilities not houses.
-If you are to build a house build MANY doors that generate income.
So you are saying that unwanted obsulete bussinesses being replaced by technology from western countries and asian countries have gained in forcing their bussinesses to continue by using developing african countries by sabotaging our progress with technology. How pathetic can one get well I'm already telling you not in the democratic republic of Zimbabwe forget. Duplex flats should only be in cities otherwise in towns it will just demotivate people to stay and live in towns.
So you are saying that unwanted obsulete bussinesses from western countries and asian countries have gained in forcing their bussinesses to continue by using developing african countries by sabotaging our progress with technology. How pathetic can one get well I'm already telling you not in the democratic republic of Zimbabwe forget. Duplex flats should only be in cities otherwise in towns it will just demotivate people to stay and live in towns.
So you are saying that unwanted obsulete bussinesses from western countries and asian countries have gained in forcing their bussinesses to continue by using developing african countries by sabotaging our progress with technology. How pathetic can one get well I'm already telling you not in the democratic republic of Zimbabwe forget. Duplex flats should only be in cities otherwise in towns it will just demotivate people to stay and live in towns.
So you are saying that unwanted obsulete bussinesses from western countries and asian countries have gained in forcing their bussinesses to continue by using developing african countries by sabotaging our progress with technology. How pathetic can one get well I'm already telling you not in the democratic republic of Zimbabwe forget. Duplex flats should only be in cities otherwise in towns it will just demotivate people to stay and live in towns. Don't be deleting my comments.
You are wrong, this is no fluk, so you think they don't have sucsessful businesses? Thus hard earned cash, there is business in Beitbt8dge, lots of opportunities, ask qnd we will share, its poverty mentality to think that a house must have many doors for lodgers, let peope enjoy their life in luxary and comfort with very few doors.