WHAT $42,000 GETS YOU IN GHANA | 3 Bedroom House for sale in Accra | Buying a house in Ghana
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- Explore these affordable 2 and 3-bedroom houses available for sale in Accra, Ghana starting from $42,000 and ready to move-in! Acquiring a home in Ghana is an exhilarating venture, and Kofi Anku brings valuable development experience, having served as a partner in the multi-million dollar project, Ayi Mensah Park.
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INFO ON THE HOUSES:
Pokuase Heights
The Shell Home $42K
Fully finished Two Bedroom $55k
Fully finished Three Bedroom $72k
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The starting price at $42k seems affordable. It's good to see you back 😊
Heyyy 🎉
@@VanessaKanbi Ghanaians make $2300 per year. How can they afford a d $42,000 house?
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You many ask the same in many western countries where average yearly median incomes are 65000 $ and median price of city homes is $900, 000? Most homes in Ghana are paid for !
Actually not, you don't own the land, you likely have to pay property tax and you have to pay a $50 per month association fee. Based upon the overall average income of Ghana, this house should not be above $10,000.
I would buy these one of these homes in a heartbeat...there's vegetation and one can have their little garden. Beautiful
Me 2
FINALLY, a builder who is not using the same white tiles all the builders in Accra are using...
🇯🇲 I like what you guys are doing there Ghana but I was thinking, why not build houses with more land space , so one could have a larger land for garden or pool 🤷🏾♂️
There are larger houses with space and pools for larger prices 😅😅. Land in Accra is pricey
@@VanessaKanbi well it doesn't have to be larger houses but more land space for expansion, pool , garden etc
@@nevilleg-baby9241ye it’s out there
Developers want to make money so will fit as many houses as they can on the land available. And most buyers just care about parking space.
@@AbdulJawula no one wanna move to the motherland and cant plant a garden or some fruit trees around the house
I am ready to make that trip to Ghana. 🇬🇭
Whoop 🎉
Come to the motherland
Great video! I think it's very important to go over 1) water in(you did!) 2) water out 3) electricity 4) garbage collection 5) grocery, schools and hospitals.
Garbage collection and other services well as they say “live in hope die in despair “ although the electricity is improving the workers no longer hurl insults at the consumers and as my wife found yesterday when a truck knocked over the power pole they only waited 8 hours for reconnection in the past it would have been days.
Vanessa is really doing a good service for Ghana. Her videos are very informative. She is a one-woman tourism/welcoming committee.
No, Ghana is a tiny country of 33 million people. All these foreigners buying all the land and reselling it to Ghanaians who once owned it free of charge are simpling making Ghanaians homeless. The per capita income of Ghanains is $2 300. How can they afford $ 40 000 houses? Ghanaians need to wake up and stop this nonsense. When these people they are trying to appease finish selling off their country, they are going to move to another African country and try to reprise their bullshit. So far, they seem to have South Africa and Kenya in their sights. Fortunately, those two countries will be harder to hoodwink because they are now going to be shamed into giving up their land by sentimental demands to atone for slavery. No East African slave went to the Americas, and South Africa produced no slaves.
She couldn't get work in Scotland! There's nothing there!😂
Shout out to Kofi Anku. Great guest on our show too. Looking forward to visiting pokuase Heights 🇬🇭
It’s worth visiting!!
As a 🇯🇲 living in the 🇺🇸 , i would get up & leave this minute. Finances is the reason I cant make a move just YET.
I'm jamaican living in Florida and I'm moving to Ghana soon
Greetings from the United Snakes. Many of us feel like this.
The attention to detail is top notch.
@7:37 I hate the bars on the windows! We do not trust ourselves? Ghana ranks as more peaceful than most western countries and yet, most homes there do not have the bars. I also hate the barbed wire on the perimeter fences. Thank you Kofi for starting to normalize getting rid of these things, it is 100% not needed
I understand the reply and basically think thevsame. Only in Accra therefore a lot of areas where they would even carry your whole house away if possible. Without strong burglar proof, nearly impossible. But I agree, it is dangerous and ugly!! In Europe it is different. Most Windows ate double-or triple glazed. Nearly no chance to enter. Then many houses have the Burglar Proof hidden on top of thecwindiws, inside the wall (jalousie). At night you just let them down and block them. I never understood why nobidyvhas ever introduced thus here in Ghana
The Queen Is BAAAAAACCCK.
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Glad to see you back Vanessa
Hi Vanessa, If you talk to Anna and Kevin from the Netherlands, please let them know we miss her videos. I remember seeing you all together in Ghana. I miss those times
You’re very kind . Prayers for them 🙏🏽
Good to see you back Vanessa. This community is beautiful.
Akwaaba. Good to see you back doing what you live doing. We love your channel. Happy new year to your family. Kumasi fans
Nice My Sister Is Back
Thanks Put Our Beloved Country Ghana 🇬🇭 On The Map 🗺️ Greetings From Portugal 🇵🇹 ❤.
Welcome back to Ghana you've been missed, and you are doing a great job, keep it up.
We love that these types of videos are back! Especially since you always seem like a natural at it. Please keep ‘em coming!
Oh wow Vanessa ❤ Good to see coming back 👍❤️❤️🎈🎈
I’m so beside myself with Joy Vanessa thank you so much for this video, it’s a breath of fresh air.😊❤ 🥂
Great video! Insulated walls and ceilings, solar, water, made in Ghana tiles, etc, that price point is amazing! Well done, Kofi!!
Good to see you back, and you are still on form.
I'm very excited to see you back again.
Yay
Smartly Planned Development. Kofi sounds Honest, Intelligent, Professional. Townhouses are interesting. Vanessa your outfit is supercute💖
very happy to see you again vanessa . Love your smile☺ ☺
I saw your first visit, this is a blast.
Fascinating real estate segment
Yes vanessa is back
Dope. Making Ghana affordable. It is the Father of African independence. Lot of potential......this makes is more possible.
Thank you for the information from San Diego California
Glad to have you back! The best to you and your family.
Thank you!
You're the first blogger to introduce me to Ghana.
I love what he's doing!!!!! ❤❤❤❤
Lovely and so relaxing. This is a place to call home.❤❤❤
I purchased a home on a farm 1.3 acres in Zambia for 35,000 usd it comes with a lot of fruit trees corn garden a security home and a store
Can you walk me through the process of purchasing?
Im also interested 😮❤
Wow very nice Vanessa. Definitely hope you will visit the pineapple farm. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
I’ve been to a pineapple farm 🍍
Welcome back queen of content 🔥
Good Atmosphere Is My Dream Live Place Like This
Ghana 🇬🇭 😊
We’ve missed you. ♥️
❤❤❤I love these price point I think I want to get one
New sub here! Thanks for sharing, and giirrrlll! Hopefully you can share where you got you outfit from. It's cute!
Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊
Thank you Vanessa 😊❤️
You are so welcome!
Lovely home n the price is affordable ❤
Great idea, but I've seen similar price range of properties in Kenya and you get so much more your money.
GOOD TO HAVE YOU BACK! $42K? Ooo, let me check it out
Yes x❤
Awesomely amazing! Thanks for creating such great opportunities...💜👍👈💯%.
These prices are much more reasonable and realistic. In fact it’s fantastic! The space and attention to detail is amazing. I’m sure one can add their own unique decor. However, what would put me off from buying is the location. It’s in a basin, at the bottom of a hill. There will always be a danger of severe flooding and mud slides or land slides.
8:33 i like the rural look and hills
Welcome back
sammy ..you are so nice
Beautiful space
Buying one, one day
Very affordable 💛
Thanks beautiful! I want one now lol ❤
Really affordable.
Vanessa?? wow you are back . where have you been missy? you took like a good 2 years off from youtube....welcome back!!!!
Pregnant, had the baby then been raising baby
@@VanessaKanbi Why don't you do videos of life in Netherlands?
beautiful
Nice but small...42k is a bit pricey. I'm surprised people say it's a good price
Yep, ridiculously overpriced for a very small house on leased land with a high HOA fee. Run!
Thank You
Tell me how does the average Ghanaian afford one of these ? The Cedi today is 12,78 against the Euro so the USD would be a little less and most workers get paid in Cedis not USD . The bank interest rates make it impossible to get a mortgage unless of coarse you live outside Ghana and even then it’s difficult.
There are other options for the average Ghanaian. Not everyone will be able to afford to buy a house. Just like the West there will be Ghanaians who will only rent throughout their lifetime. Even if that building was going for only $5k people will still ask this same question. The reality is that we are all not meant to buy houses, some will buy and others will rent. As a Ghanaian these prices seem reasonable to me even though I can't afford it. Nevertheless, your question was a legitimate one.
Surprisingly most homes in Ghana are not under mortgage, they are paid for. There are many million dollar homes owned by local people , but l can understand your economics ❤
@shaibujibril3799 a lot of Ghanaians own their homes though. Pretty much large part of Accra (inner city) is still held by the indigenous people. Don't let these youtube videos fool you. From the best of Osu, East Legion and Cantonment, you have the locals deep in the streets holding on to their generational properties, something I really love about Accra/Ghana by the way, unlike Lagos, Nigeria.
@@stanleyglover5534I just made this comment, responding to the person before you. I've stayed in East Legion, visit Osu, Cantonement and all the raved about places of Ghana a lot, the locals are in their "family compounds", they ain't going nowhere 😂 They're the ones that run the kiosks and stalls all around the city. The youtubers market these new developments to their audience (of course), but that doesn't mean the indigenous people who have been their for generations have all been bought out. They just don't have the fancy houses, but that's okay.
A lot of those owning these are Ghanaians. My parents bought one of these and we are Ghanaians
Nice price
My parents bought one of these homes 😊
This is a great idea. I wonder, is it possible to get a house built there that is more Western style? 3bed/3 bath, or 2 or 3 levels?
Mode Maya must see this.
Sister
How do you get to know where to find these houses, I'm in Kinshasa 🇨🇩 I want some tips😊
I got excited and thought this was Jamaica 😞. Very nice for those prices.
I realllllly want to go to Jamaica
Hi Vanessa,great video as always.I have a ? Why is the land is lease if you buying the house? And after 50-69 years what happens after that and can I transfer to my kids? Thanks that’s my ?
We will renew your lease for you
$50 Is Very Nice. My HOA Here In Illinois Is $300 A Month With No Amenities. My HOA Covered Water, Garbage, Cleaning The Common Areas And The Surrounding And The Snow And Putting The Grass Outdoor
No. In Georgia, my HOA is less than $35 per month. $50 (or $600 per year) in Ghana is a massive rip-off that only foreigners can afford.
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the made in ghana tiles, what company is that?
Nice infos; could contacts of the guy be provided, pls?
HALLO KAMBI, YOU LOOK SOOO IN YOUR RED OF YOURS 😮
Thanks
What is the square footage of the two bedrooms
It is quiet? Room to grow food?
Where are the local amenities and how far away are they?
Do you have monthly property land taxes?
That price is ridiculous for what you getting. Even the people of the land can’t afford that price! Do better Ghana!!
Are there garages to park a car?
Are you à agent? I would love to link with you even if not we can still do business ❤️🙏🏽
I don't like living in barred homes, and yes high walls aren't as secure because neighbors can't see your home, and that's part of neighborhood security.
The resale value?
Just my thought they should have maxumize the land.
Hi Vanessa. Pls, may I know the land's lease period before next renewed? I'm considering the 55,000 property.
Hello all details of the developers are in the description thanks
Any loud churches?
Those are roll houses looks like a camp. Good price though
How can i buy a home and move there ? I mean citizenship and everything like I've heard its hard....
You can’t buy houses or land in Ghana you can only rent
Can you share the address of the project?
Question: " How much is the HOA?!😊
Yes, I don't like those bars on windows, not good in case of any fire, you are basically trapped.
Hi Vanessa , how can I reach you please
what happens when the 50 +19 years are over? do they get the house or do i get a new 50+ 19?
Still available?and which location in Accra?
What area is this property?
it is still expensive for the average ghanaian. 0ne bed room @ 10,000 for locals.
Is property available
Is that Ghana money for that price?
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So after the 50 years and then the renewal of 19 years, who owns the house after that? Is it no longer your home?
Buying houses in Ghana as a non Ghanaian is always leasehold. Leases are extended
@@VanessaKanbi So you really never own the home? Do you continue to have to extend the lease for 19 years or is that a one time thing? Next how much do we have to pay to extend and can the home be left for family to extend? Its a little confusing sorry
@@reesereese6510please reach out to the developers details in description
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You never really own a house in the Americas either the government can alway anexx you if they want to and you pay property tax on it even after you paid your full mortgage until you die
You are asking the right questions. Run away!
beautiful homes but i’m curious, i don’t hear much mention of a person never really owns any land in Ghana. I think you only own it for 50 or 55 years what happen next after persons has invest all that time and money?
I think you can just renew it, he said the lease has a renewal clause
Do not trust these developers.Its seems cheap but it comes with a huge cost. You may end up losing your money and the house. Most of Ghana real estate developers are in just to scam people from the diaspora. Be wise.
You people always knows the dangers associated with something,
Always pointing out the negative aspects
However what have u done??