This guy paaa! After taking a mortgage, how long does it take you to own a house outright in the United States? Sometimes some of us complain about things in Ghana as if it is better abroad. You come back home complaining about bad roads and, unstable power supply forgetting that having those things on the same standard as the states comes with huge costs. Trust me, if Ghana was as developed as America, it would be as boring because you'll have fewer "wow" experiences and you won't even want to return. Ghana is gradually developing so be expecting these things to be pricey. As to how they are affording them, you should also be asking how billionaires in America are making ridiculous amounts of money in America while others make minimum wages.
It’s also a western problem. I can’t afford a property in London despite earning is GBP. It’s not just a developing countries problem. Most developers in the UK are not British. High end properties in London are also brought by foreigners (Chinese and previously Russians before they were sanctioned). It’s a huge problem regardless of the country.
the difference is that Ghana lacks the infrastructure so property prices are way over valued for what's on offer and it's not a good idea to be leasing a property in a country like Ghana as there are too many loopholes and the court system will take for ever to get any recompense
@@dannydct1 try various states in the United States, Australia and Canada. You consistently show you lack perspective. Just say you didn't know what you were doing and you lost because of your ignorance. Take ACCOUNTABILITY.
The only difference and flaw in your argument is that those countries you've mentioned have made housing to their citizens affordable and accessible with a decent quality of development. How is Ghana a country that seems to be retrogressing politically and economically creating a real estate bubble with prices soaring higher year after year? Where is the logic in this?
Owning a property in any African country for those living abroad is called Protection against deportation. It’s just in case far right said comot for their country. You are welcome to go and invest in Afghanistan-Ukraine- North Korea!!
I disagree with him. There r a lot of Ghanaian businesse doing so well here n abroad example import n exporters. Most Ghanaians in diaspora r are also purchasing a lot of those houses. If do ur research well u wld find out that government workers do not own such homes
That is true. It is very hard to recoup your investment in real estate unless the prime area and hotels. For rental properties it is hard to make your money
It’s true that this is a major concern and should be for both those trying to climb the economic ladder in Ghana. Considering the data and even history, this how unrest happens…not to mention housing bubbles
In my opinion, this gentleman makes his negative experience a general problem.... I don't know who he is but I don't see a competent person as he speaks.
Did he find an average Ghanaian owning a house in any of the areas he is talking about? What is the average time to recoup real estate investment in the US or anywhere? He is being ridiculous about his expectations. The average American doesn’t own a house in Manhattan. Normalize all factors before making comparison.
CORPORATE REAL ESTATE FLIPPERS buying those units. Then, they will drive up prices on all housing. "Service charge" = "HOA" in U.S. Have started being absurd rip-offs.
Ghanaians abroad are fed up of land guard crap in Ghana, so we are either buying outright or building. My brother stop complaining on social media about Ghana. You know very well that the Average Ghanaians are not buying those houses, stop it. If you do your your research you will also realized that there are a lot of foreigners in the country as we speak. African American have and still repatriating to Ghana since the year of return in 2019 even European and American whites and most celebrities are purchasing those houses in those prime areas in Ghana this is not a secret. Your Average Ghana has never been the same since the year of return so wake up. I live in states and know a number of Ghanaians who have purchased a piece of those paradise because they can and they should.
What he should analysis in the first place is to know how many people are working as recognised salary workers in Ghana as compare to the western countries and Ghana like most African countries with their natural wealth having farms and trading with high benefits which is not recognised or making show up of it to the envie eyes.that’s why the word poverty must be redefined western countries living on credit and African building their houses in cash without mortgage but they are still calling us poor Africans.
They sit in Europe and America and think Ghanaians don't have money. The fact that u couldn't make it in Ghana doesn't mean others are not making it. You wash plates in America and u think you are rich when u come to Ghana .sia 😂😂😂
Did he find an average Ghanaian owning a house in any of the areas he is talking about? What is the average time to recoup real estate investment in the US or anywhere? He is being ridiculous about his expectations. Normalize all factors before making comparison
And how would you know those purchasing the buildings are Ghanaians in the diaspora? Being a Ghanaian in the diaspora doesn't automatically make you rich to afford such building. And we know salary levels are quite low in Ghana even for university graduates so there must be something shady at play in the Ghanaian real estate industry.
Sounds to me like this guy is incapable of genuine achievements in Ghana so he’s just jealous and baffled that someone is out earning him living in the 3rd world.
@@Decoda-k Of course you can't prove it either. Ghana is a lawless farm with zero transparency, so anything goes. It has become the norm in Ghana where everyone wants to be like the criminals who flaunt their ill gotten riches in front of the illiterate masses because in Ghana nobody cares about accountability and moral uprightness.
@@PRINCESSGEMINI1987 no politically correction here- it’s 3rd world: which by the way- due to our ignorance in benevolent governance, will continue to live in this status
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Thank you for sharing your experience and providing your opinion on the market of the jewel of Africa…Ghana. Don’t be discouraged. Madaasi 🇬🇧
This guy paaa! After taking a mortgage, how long does it take you to own a house outright in the United States? Sometimes some of us complain about things in Ghana as if it is better abroad. You come back home complaining about bad roads and, unstable power supply forgetting that having those things on the same standard as the states comes with huge costs. Trust me, if Ghana was as developed as America, it would be as boring because you'll have fewer "wow" experiences and you won't even want to return. Ghana is gradually developing so be expecting these things to be pricey. As to how they are affording them, you should also be asking how billionaires in America are making ridiculous amounts of money in America while others make minimum wages.
Bc in American corruption steals the eggs but doesn't kill the chicken
Rwanda is better
It’s also a western problem. I can’t afford a property in London despite earning is GBP. It’s not just a developing countries problem. Most developers in the UK are not British. High end properties in London are also brought by foreigners (Chinese and previously Russians before they were sanctioned).
It’s a huge problem regardless of the country.
the difference is that Ghana lacks the infrastructure so property prices are way over valued for what's on offer and it's not a good idea to be leasing a property in a country like Ghana as there are too many loopholes and the court system will take for ever to get any recompense
@@dannydct1 try various states in the United States, Australia and Canada. You consistently show you lack perspective. Just say you didn't know what you were doing and you lost because of your ignorance. Take ACCOUNTABILITY.
@@abelcain945 who is this one? What did i lose? I live and have my property here in London so massa only talk what u know
The only difference and flaw in your argument is that those countries you've mentioned have made housing to their citizens affordable and accessible with a decent quality of development. How is Ghana a country that seems to be retrogressing politically and economically creating a real estate bubble with prices soaring higher year after year? Where is the logic in this?
@@dannydct1this is a different argument from what’s been debated
In Africa one plus one is not two, nothing adds up in Ghana. The is no system in Ghana, everybody can wake up and do whatever suits their fantasy.
sounds like a free nation to me not an oppressed one🧐
Don't take your blood sweat and tears money in Europe and waste it
Owning a property in any African country for those living abroad is called Protection against deportation. It’s just in case far right said comot for their country. You are welcome to go and invest in Afghanistan-Ukraine- North Korea!!
I disagree with him. There r a lot of Ghanaian businesse doing so well here n abroad example import n exporters. Most Ghanaians in diaspora r are also purchasing a lot of those houses. If do ur research well u wld find out that government workers do not own such homes
This guy is broke he has no money 💰 rich peoples don't talk they just go for it.
Please save us our peace of mind and just go and buy land and build on it.
That is true. It is very hard to recoup your investment in real estate unless the prime area and hotels. For rental properties it is hard to make your money
It’s true that this is a major concern and should be for both those trying to climb the economic ladder in Ghana.
Considering the data and even history, this how unrest happens…not to mention housing bubbles
In my opinion, this gentleman makes his negative experience a general problem.... I don't know who he is but I don't see a competent person as he speaks.
THANK YOU
He thinks Ghana is still the same as he left it, kɔda wɔhɔ
Did he find an average Ghanaian owning a house in any of the areas he is talking about?
What is the average time to recoup real estate investment in the US or anywhere? He is being ridiculous about his expectations. The average American doesn’t own a house in Manhattan. Normalize all factors before making comparison.
He spoke of no regrets
There’s a lot of corruption, money laundering, and scamming in Ghana so what do you expect.
How are you measuring the income bl3da? Employees? How many people are employed and how navy people are entrepreneurs. It’s possible
Do you know the number of Ghanaians working outside the country??? ....aside healthwoŕker.
PLEASE CHANGE THE TOPIC OF THE VIDEO . ITS VERY MISLEADING. AND PLEASE FEATURE PEOPLE WHO MAKE INTELLIGENT ARGUMENTS
CORPORATE REAL ESTATE FLIPPERS buying those units. Then, they will drive up prices on all housing.
"Service charge" = "HOA" in U.S. Have started being absurd rip-offs.
Ghanaians abroad are fed up of land guard crap in Ghana, so we are either buying outright or building. My brother stop complaining on social media about Ghana. You know very well that the Average Ghanaians are not buying those houses, stop it. If you do your your research you will also realized that there are a lot of foreigners in the country as we speak. African American have and still repatriating to Ghana since the year of return in 2019 even European and American whites and most celebrities are purchasing those houses in those prime areas in Ghana this is not a secret. Your Average Ghana has never been the same since the year of return so wake up. I live in states and know a number of Ghanaians who have purchased a piece of those paradise because they can and they should.
JZ and Beyoncé sef build house for Ghana.
Evidence
What he should analysis in the first place is to know how many people are working as recognised salary workers in Ghana as compare to the western countries and Ghana like most African countries with their natural wealth having farms and trading with high benefits which is not recognised or making show up of it to the envie eyes.that’s why the word poverty must be redefined western countries living on credit and African building their houses in cash without mortgage but they are still calling us poor Africans.
It may be true , but no evidence to go to court. So, it is better to leave us in peace.
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They sit in Europe and America and think Ghanaians don't have money. The fact that u couldn't make it in Ghana doesn't mean others are not making it. You wash plates in America and u think you are rich when u come to Ghana
.sia 😂😂😂
Some not all, thank you.
These guys have no common sense. they only share their frustrations but not their benefits. a lot of them carry negative energy and disillusioned.
Did he find an average Ghanaian owning a house in any of the areas he is talking about?
What is the average time to recoup real estate investment in the US or anywhere? He is being ridiculous about his expectations. Normalize all factors before making comparison
Why? Did he want to see aliens occupying those buildings?
How did you know the purchasers all live and work in Ghana.
And how would you know those purchasing the buildings are Ghanaians in the diaspora? Being a Ghanaian in the diaspora doesn't automatically make you rich to afford such building. And we know salary levels are quite low in Ghana even for university graduates so there must be something shady at play in the Ghanaian real estate industry.
Could it be that some Russian Mafias are buying them underground?
OMG
Sounds to me like this guy is incapable of genuine achievements in Ghana so he’s just jealous and baffled that someone is out earning him living in the 3rd world.
Genuine achievements? How can you prove that?
@@JonGreeny how can you disprove it?
@@Decoda-k Of course you can't prove it either. Ghana is a lawless farm with zero transparency, so anything goes. It has become the norm in Ghana where everyone wants to be like the criminals who flaunt their ill gotten riches in front of the illiterate masses because in Ghana nobody cares about accountability and moral uprightness.
@@Decoda-kdeveloping world
@@PRINCESSGEMINI1987 no politically correction here- it’s 3rd world: which by the way- due to our ignorance in benevolent governance, will continue to live in this status
PLEASE GIVE US ENCOURAGING MESSAGES STOP CONTINUE POST DISCOURAGING CLIPS, LOOK EVERY COUNTRY HAVE IT'S OWN PROBLEMS, IF YOU CAN NOT AFFORDS DON'T BUY PERIOD !!