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Ms Confidence, I love everything about your presentation and properties. However, I have one small problem: Kindly tell the builders to stop putting toilets inside living rooms. It should be in a hallway, or at least be behind a wall so that it doesn't open directly into the living room. Imagine doing number 2 and opening the toilet door with guests present in the living room. The stench would flood the place! As a guide there should be at least 2 doors between any toilet and the living room. The exception is an en-suite in a bedroom. Keep up the wonderful work. God bless.
Very well said. I felt the same with some new builds in Nigeria. Also the ante room or space is almost non existing and intruding into the living room. Certainly, our brilliant architects can improve this.
Honestly I was going to type this why are most Lagos builders putting the guest toilet just by the living room 😫😫😫 it could be en-suite in the guest room
Billy Michael shut up he’s completely correct imagine paying $82K for this rushed piece of shit. Look at where they put a whole for the stove you can’t even access it the doors are terrible. The architecture looks like something done by a 5 year old. This house is crap good luck to those who think it’s worth $82K
That’s the problem with Nigerian homes, lack of attention to detail. Shabby finishings , the kitchen and bathrooms (which are the selling point of most homes in the developed world) are always a total disappointment. Doors awkwardly fitted, external “wardrobes” instead of properly built in closets which will make the rooms more spacious, homes having poor sound control (noise easily echoes), and worst of all, no green-space or proper landscaping, making the place hot and dusty.
Billy Michael Bro are you actually deluded? These houses in Nigerian look good from the outside but the insides always disappoint! There’s always a bad placement of toilets and sinks to the point where it makes no sense and there’s no room at all. If ever been to the U.K. you’ll see that sometime they put toilets and sinks separately in different rooms to accommodate space so that people are comfortable but Nigerian architects will cram a sink a toilet a shower a bidet a stove all in one square metre room it’s honestly appalling.
It will be more straightforward communication to reflect the video as “property close to VGC” and not “inside VGC”. If possible, redo the presentation. I trust you will get more clients that way.
Concrete jungle. The developers have no appreciation for green spaces. In the developed world greenery and green spaces are a premium in all estates and prices reflect that. Sadly the developers dont understand and appreciate these concepts.
Am I mistaken or is the extractor offset from the cooktop, in the first home shown? Cooktop in the corner about 3 or more ft away from the extractor. What is with detail and workmanship with construction in Nigeria?
Some people are haters, how could you not give a thumb up for this type of (not overpriced) buildings. These are very affordable compare to most houses in this same area. These are homes for the masses not multi billionaires. Very affordable and in a good location. I've started following your videos now and, God willing I'll be a owner of one of them sooner.
Masses? These are not properties for the masses. The average civil servant in Ngr can not afford this. They are not for the masses. The masses in Ngr earn less then $100 a month.
If you was an architect you’ll understand a lot of flops in the house design no doubt awesome presentation but haba!!!! If we architect open your eyes to this things well I hope you will still buy
@J Kay. Yet, they will be sold out very, very soon. By the way, if you think these properties are expensive, then you really don't know property rates in Nigeria, especially Lagos.
Everywhere in the world there are different price points for property and location matters. A one bedroom condo in NYC cost more that a 4 bedroom house in West Virginia. Also stop with the stereo types, All Nigerians are not poor and there is a market for these homes. The conversation should be around also having more low income housing offerings, not less of these types of homes. Nigeria has a 20 million home deficit and actually needs a lot more homes built regardless of market segment.
@@Goforit2nite I see how fast you running mouth. Your little brain could not comprehend the point I'm trying to make. Monthly minimum wage in Nigeria is 18000. More than 50% of Nigerians still lives on less than a dollar. You are so fast to compare lagos with new York. Dumb!
This is a supply/demand issue, not corruption. Been watching the market since 2006 and the quality and delivery has matured to international standards. i am extremely proud of these guys and don't see this as a place to make politically negative and stereotypical comments. If you've been paying attention, you would notice that good quality low income options are starting to become available as these builders have matured their delivery models. Without the push towards international standards -which is always tested at the higher end- quality at all levels would still be subpar. I would like us to focus our comments on pushing for putting infrastructure in place to help these enterprising developers. That is what will ultimately reduce prices.
Nigeria builders really needs to work on the bathroom and bedroom designs. How about building walk-in closets and storage cabinets/counters in the bathrooms. Not sure why washer is always in the kitchen and no dryer. Makes no sense.
Good presentation once again. The homes look practical. Buyers can also Install ceiling fans in different rooms, including the kitchen and living rooms to improve cross ventilation.
Agreed, but I hope most people realize this is reclaimed land that had no trees before. Like VGC it will fill in. What I think is more missing is common planted areas/parks etc.
nice video, i saved ur contact for later....when im back.... also people in these comments are just so salty with their criticisms like they got money to buy shit.... 😂
Excellent looing development. Hat off to the vision of the developer. But what's the point in buying a luxury property in a place where you can't sleep soundly at night due to banditry and lawlessness, drive safely on quality tarred roads, live with 24/7 uninterrupted electricity or good maintenance culture? Those white washed houses will be terrible eye sores in a few years time as most of the owners would neither re-paint nor maintain them regularly. No thank you, I say. I won't buy any of them for N5M for these reasons, regardless of the quality of the build although I already noticed a few quality finish errors from what was displayed in this videomercial.
The kitchen is small. Not enough space at the back or front of the house. Naija is a massive country not like England so land/space around houses should be generous!
That bathroom is pretty poor for the primary bedroom, as you call it. Common now! It actually turned me off your presentation. I just couldn't continue watching.
I have a question, if I’m to take one with the 30% initial deposit, if I default within the 6months would payment be canceled more interest i wanna know please urgent!
This house is overly priced. The kitchen is funny.. the location of the stove is off. The 2nd room is wack... where the windows are off. Just my observation, I think less talking and more on the property will be much appreciated. Thanks.
The presentation is really bad... you should really think of hiring an interior designer to create a show house completely furnished. You will sell more units. It's all about presentation.
The houses look beautiful. Presentation 💯... But, I couldn't take my eyes of your legs. They look strong and fresh. I remember in one of your videos, you juggled a football. Very healthy legs.🏃♂️. Love it😊👍✌
Beautifull houses,but missing a lot of features.here in abroad every garden has swimming pool with trees and flowers inside the gardens. To bring out the uniqueness and life.Your estates are nice but you guys should start implementing new strategies.
Biko how is N35 million naira "affordable?" Affordable to which kind of Nigerian? What percentage of the adult population is in gainful employment/business? What percentage of that working percentage earns a decent enough salary to sustain a family? Nobody wants to rent for the rest of their lives, and every family deserves to have a secure roof over their heads. Walahi the pricing of property on the Naija market is just ridiculous.
I built a 2 bed duplex and a 1 storey with 2 million naira its just remaining some finishing touches i can use 42m to build 4 houses to finish with better furnitures
@@stormieblaze510 I know dear no offence though but i think they should consider average citizens most houses are in forest and the prices are so high.
Where did u build it, what's the land value there n did u sacrifice on materials used? How much you spent can be deceptive if we don't know the quality of materials used.
Again, our realtor diva continues to deliver. Lovely presentation of the units. Was a bit concerned about the canal I saw from the drone shot. I am sure the water / canal does flow. Thanks for bringing to us another fabulous property
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Ms Confidence, I love everything about your presentation and properties. However, I have one small problem: Kindly tell the builders to stop putting toilets inside living rooms. It should be in a hallway, or at least be behind a wall so that it doesn't open directly into the living room. Imagine doing number 2 and opening the toilet door with guests present in the living room. The stench would flood the place!
As a guide there should be at least 2 doors between any toilet and the living room. The exception is an en-suite in a bedroom.
Keep up the wonderful work. God bless.
You are so right.
I thought the toilet placement was odd as well in the living room.
Very well said. I felt the same with some new builds in Nigeria. Also the ante room or space is almost non existing and intruding into the living room. Certainly, our brilliant architects can improve this.
Honestly I was going to type this why are most Lagos builders putting the guest toilet just by the living room 😫😫😫 it could be en-suite in the guest room
I felt like she kept trying to convince herself that property is actually worth 42M. Honestly is not worth 42M to me
Billy Michael shut up he’s completely correct imagine paying $82K for this rushed piece of shit. Look at where they put a whole for the stove you can’t even access it the doors are terrible. The architecture looks like something done by a 5 year old. This house is crap good luck to those who think it’s worth $82K
That’s the problem with Nigerian homes, lack of attention to detail. Shabby finishings , the kitchen and bathrooms (which are the selling point of most homes in the developed world) are always a total disappointment. Doors awkwardly fitted, external “wardrobes” instead of properly built in closets which will make the rooms more spacious, homes having poor sound control (noise easily echoes), and worst of all, no green-space or proper landscaping, making the place hot and dusty.
Billy Michael Bro are you actually deluded? These houses in Nigerian look good from the outside but the insides always disappoint! There’s always a bad placement of toilets and sinks to the point where it makes no sense and there’s no room at all. If ever been to the U.K. you’ll see that sometime they put toilets and sinks separately in different rooms to accommodate space so that people are comfortable but Nigerian architects will cram a sink a toilet a shower a bidet a stove all in one square metre room it’s honestly appalling.
Billy Michael I’m Igbo you clown I made one typo please shoosh you uncle
@@trollmaster4648 I agree
It will be more straightforward communication to reflect the video as “property close to VGC” and not “inside VGC”. If possible, redo the presentation. I trust you will get more clients that way.
Comments reader's association let's gather here for group selfie 🤳 😉
My question is where are the trees and flowers? .....
Concrete jungle. The developers have no appreciation for green spaces. In the developed world greenery and green spaces are a premium in all estates and prices reflect that. Sadly the developers dont understand and appreciate these concepts.
A rest room in the living room is a no no
Am I mistaken or is the extractor offset from the cooktop, in the first home shown? Cooktop in the corner about 3 or more ft away from the extractor. What is with detail and workmanship with construction in Nigeria?
Who is this affordable too. Noone in nigeria. Except the ones stealing money
Some people are haters, how could you not give a thumb up for this type of (not overpriced) buildings. These are very affordable compare to most houses in this same area. These are homes for the masses not multi billionaires. Very affordable and in a good location. I've started following your videos now and, God willing I'll be a owner of one of them sooner.
Ceiling too high how to change light bulbs
Masses? These are not properties for the masses. The average civil servant in Ngr can not afford this. They are not for the masses. The masses in Ngr earn less then $100 a month.
If you was an architect you’ll understand a lot of flops in the house design no doubt awesome presentation but haba!!!! If we architect open your eyes to this things well I hope you will still buy
These apartments are so expensive for a country like Nigeria with some of the worst poverty rate. What is the average monthly income of Nigerians?
@J Kay. Yet, they will be sold out very, very soon.
By the way, if you think these properties are expensive, then you really don't know property rates in Nigeria, especially Lagos.
@@JanJan-pq4im You wonder why so much corruption and fraud everywhere.
Everywhere in the world there are different price points for property and location matters. A one bedroom condo in NYC cost more that a 4 bedroom house in West Virginia. Also stop with the stereo types, All Nigerians are not poor and there is a market for these homes. The conversation should be around also having more low income housing offerings, not less of these types of homes. Nigeria has a 20 million home deficit and actually needs a lot more homes built regardless of market segment.
@@Goforit2nite I see how fast you running mouth. Your little brain could not comprehend the point I'm trying to make. Monthly minimum wage in Nigeria is 18000. More than 50% of Nigerians still lives on less than a dollar. You are so fast to compare lagos with new York. Dumb!
This is a supply/demand issue, not corruption. Been watching the market since 2006 and the quality and delivery has matured to international standards. i am extremely proud of these guys and don't see this as a place to make politically negative and stereotypical comments. If you've been paying attention, you would notice that good quality low income options are starting to become available as these builders have matured their delivery models. Without the push towards international standards -which is always tested at the higher end- quality at all levels would still be subpar. I would like us to focus our comments on pushing for putting infrastructure in place to help these enterprising developers. That is what will ultimately reduce prices.
Will there be any service charges and if so, starting from how much???
Nigeria builders really needs to work on the bathroom and bedroom designs. How about building walk-in closets and storage cabinets/counters in the bathrooms. Not sure why washer is always in the kitchen and no dryer. Makes no sense.
Good presentation once again. The homes look practical. Buyers can also Install ceiling fans in different rooms, including the kitchen and living rooms to improve cross ventilation.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
They should do better with the guest toilet
No privacy what so ever
Why are you putting toilet in the living room it should be in the hallway
There should be more trees. It makes an environment more conducive. Look at VGC and number of trees in the estate
Yes. Nigerian developers need to plant more trees and add landscape with well mowed grass and flowers
Agreed, but I hope most people realize this is reclaimed land that had no trees before. Like VGC it will fill in. What I think is more missing is common planted areas/parks etc.
Exactly,that's what they do in South Africa.
But this not VGC. Headline is misleading.
Why is the heat extractor installed away from where the cooker will be placed?
Ah God bless you 😂😂😂😂😂
More trees
More? There's none! Lol
Yes i agree with you more trees, they like naked houses too much.
@@remiperry7539 #colonization
perry naked houses lol
@@shermainecraigwell2492 yes ooooo naked houses bcos the trees are clothes for the house.
The video was great just that the ads were too much and I fell asleep in-between the video because of the ads.
nice video, i saved ur contact for later....when im back.... also people in these comments are just so salty with their criticisms like they got money to buy shit.... 😂
JESUS CHRIST LOVES Y'ALL REPENT EVERYONE HE HIS COMING VERY SOON, HALLELUYAH
Please if some one can not afford the money once can i paid it three times
Hello. Yes you can pay 3 times.
Excellent looing development. Hat off to the vision of the developer. But what's the point in buying a luxury property in a place where you can't sleep soundly at night due to banditry and lawlessness, drive safely on quality tarred roads, live with 24/7 uninterrupted electricity or good maintenance culture? Those white washed houses will be terrible eye sores in a few years time as most of the owners would neither re-paint nor maintain them regularly. No thank you, I say. I won't buy any of them for N5M for these reasons, regardless of the quality of the build although I already noticed a few quality finish errors from what was displayed in this videomercial.
What is the proper address for visit or a number to call
You can call any of our numbers displayed.
The kitchen is small. Not enough space at the back or front of the house. Naija is a massive country not like England so land/space around houses should be generous!
That bathroom is pretty poor for the primary bedroom, as you call it. Common now! It actually turned me off your presentation. I just couldn't continue watching.
I have a question, if I’m to take one with the 30% initial deposit, if I default within the 6months would payment be canceled more interest i wanna know please urgent!
Please call any of our numbers to get detailed info.
N35,000,000 is not $83,000. It is $23,1000! What currency rate are you using?
This houses are with the lands. You own land own house?
Yes you do
Please do you have properties in Abuja?
Is this still selling or sold out
Hello. Yes it is still selling.
Amusing saying u joggling between the terms primary suit/ Master suit.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Refreshing though to notice u have caught on.
She is staying woke. MAster suite for me.
Lagos property developers do you have a problem with greenery and trees 🌴?!!!
What's the concrete everywhere?!
Your display are awesome, but can we please see houses in Abuja? I'll prefer to be in Abuja.
With all the indiscriminate bombings and religious upheavals?
Omo, I have seen finer houses for cheaper or about the same price. Anyway, thanks for the tour.
Where please?
@@abiolaoluode6757 on this same channel. Go and watch past videos
You should have these buildings staged. You do too good a job presenting to have unfinished rooms with material scattered about.
Smart investments 👍🏽
Job welldone lady!
Thank you 😊
@23:33 Cool bathroom, Love the uniqueness of the bathtub
Show us the 3 bedroom please
And BQ too
Your presentation is great 👍.
Thank you 😊
You are always 100% great.
everything is on point and before I forget you look gorgeous .
Thank you 😊
Great presentation very informative.
Confidence you are the best and I always appreciate your presentation
Your feedback is appreciated, thank you 😊
This house is overly priced. The kitchen is funny.. the location of the stove is off. The 2nd room is wack... where the windows are off.
Just my observation, I think less talking and more on the property will be much appreciated. Thanks.
The presentation is really bad... you should really think of hiring an interior designer to create a show house completely furnished. You will sell more units.
It's all about presentation.
The houses look beautiful. Presentation 💯... But, I couldn't take my eyes of your legs. They look strong and fresh. I remember in one of your videos, you juggled a football. Very healthy legs.🏃♂️. Love it😊👍✌
I like this house please send me ur number,live in Canada 🇨🇦
I always look at her legs first before any of her presentations 😀
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH
Please, after the first payment of 30% can one move in?
Or one moves in when payment is completed.
Am buying one property here
Are these properties still available?
Yes they are. Kindly call any of our numbers for enquiries.
I love your hair, and the environment is very nice
Thank you 😊
What a simp!🤦
do you have a private land for sale that i can buy and build and that is not expensive within ajah to bogije
Yes we do. For enquiries, call any of our numbers.
@@edenoasis which number
+2347060614389
Beautifull houses,but missing a lot of features.here in abroad every garden has swimming pool with trees and flowers inside the gardens.
To bring out the uniqueness and life.Your estates are nice but you guys should start implementing new strategies.
Do Nigerians still do gardens and swimming pools with all the insecurity?
lovely
Hello Confidence, how far with the issue of FLOODING. I know the area was flooded some years ago. Has flooding issue been solved.
Nah, it's not been solved. Nothing have been solved, it's all about everyone building estates for quick money, no proper planning or utilities.
1st comment
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Hmm 35M for 1bedroom maisonette at Urban prime or 3bedroom near VGC 🤔
Beautiful home
😍
I'm buying one soon
Awesome!
Is it still available
Yes it is
They are fine house but these prices are way high.
Well built, ridiculously cheap
Is this property still in the market
No vgc
Deets on the wig Confidence.
Wow this is beautiful
Biko how is N35 million naira "affordable?"
Affordable to which kind of Nigerian?
What percentage of the adult population is in gainful employment/business?
What percentage of that working percentage earns a decent enough salary to sustain a family?
Nobody wants to rent for the rest of their lives, and every family deserves to have a secure roof over their heads.
Walahi the pricing of property on the Naija market is just ridiculous.
Very nice
Wow
How can i get this bluetooth speaker please if you have any contact number please send to i will appreciate it my sister thanks
You can get it on pre-order from China it is more cheaper and of good quality than buying in nigeria check on aliexpress or alibaba you will get it.
@@vivikingseafood5750 Thanks a lot my brother
@@vivikingseafood5750 Thanks a lot my brother
I built a 2 bed duplex and a 1 storey with 2 million naira its just remaining some finishing touches i can use 42m to build 4 houses to finish with better furnitures
And when you are done building, how much would you sell each one including the land?
@@stormieblaze510 I won't sell but if am to sell then the two buildings including the land will go for 12 million naira
@@vivikingseafood5750 I am not asking you to sell. I am just trying to get you to see why there’s a difference between your cost and theirs.
@@stormieblaze510 I know dear no offence though but i think they should consider average citizens most houses are in forest and the prices are so high.
Where did u build it, what's the land value there n did u sacrifice on materials used? How much you spent can be deceptive if we don't know the quality of materials used.
Again, our realtor diva continues to deliver.
Lovely presentation of the units.
Was a bit concerned about the canal I saw from the drone shot.
I am sure the water / canal does flow.
Thanks for bringing to us another fabulous property
Ufuoma okoro: pls Tell your visitors ahead not to eat fufu before visiting you. It helps to reduce the toilet odor in the living room.
@Ufuoma the canal is currently being channeled properly and won’t be open as it currently is.
Thank you for the feedback as always 😊
@@teemakin7364 Bs, but funny
I spotted that as well.
The worst N42M well spent lol.
Why is property over-priced in Nigeria? How could that house worth 42million?