@@trent33 That is exactly what I was going to ask Trent...Whenever you get a gated community it always comes with a monthly fee. In USA I lived in a condominium and had to pay like $500 a month in fees to the condo association. Also rules and regulations you must follow. ( How many guests you are allowed, where to park ( and do you have to pay to park? ) when you can do laundry...play music, and watch TV. That could be a deal breaker for many. Many hidden fees.
This is nice, but not worth $80K -- no dishwasher, fridge, closets, paved roads, etc. I fear developers are attempting to mimic the West w/ pricing, & being driven by greed while offering less. Some questions to ask are can most Ghanaians afford &/or will they be interested in these? Also, for diasporans who want to move to Ghana, how do these properties compare to where they currently stay? The pricing can't be the same, close to it (or more in some cases) if it's lacking in infrastructure, amenities, etc.
Dishwashers are not a thing in Ghana. You will rarely find it offered in most developments. Standard appliances offered are a stove, hoos extractor, fridge and washing machine, and an oven for really high end apartment/condo developments. Most freestanding/detached housing developments won't even offer all those appliances just the standard stove and extractor if even that.
@Deen Bloger If you're talking about the top US populated cities (LA, NYC, CHI, HOU) I'd mostly agree. (I did see properties in HOU at this price or lower with similar or better features.) There are several in this price range for cities that are in the top 100 US metro populated areas. When people are shopping for a home, it's not just about the house -- whether it's storage, infrastructure, convience of the neighborhood to shopping & work, land, etc. My initial comment shouldn't be taken as a knock, it's just something to consider. ☺
@Deen Bloger You asked for examples, I provide some, and then you change the argument. My original point was specifically about housing prices. It is interesting how you conveniently skipped over my point about Ghanaian interest though. ;) Of course there are a lot of pros to moving, that's why a lot of black people in the diaspora are looking! But they don't want to pay western rates either! The pricing shouldn't be mimicking the West, especially when the building costs are so much lower. There's a ton of money for developers to make without being greedy. With these markups, I fear the housing model that's currently in the West will eventually be the model in Ghana.
I visited Tema last year November, I love, love love it there...Hmmmm makes me thinking. I love Ghana very much and I would love to move there within the next one or two years...
These rest rooms are better than most of them we have in Europe. These are affordable houses, If you are too big , you can build your own to your satisfaction.
A 5 bedroomed property needs at least one bath tub. The wash rooms shouldn't all be fitted exclusively with showers. Everyone deserves to have a soaking periodically. It's a dumb idea, considering the size of the main bedrooms and possibly a decision taken by the physically-stronger sex ......
The US has moved to having double showers as well. For the old school people that want tubs will have to buy older houses or request a tub during the build. While this house is reasonable than most I have seen there, I would not be willing to pay what they are asking coming from the US. I am use to better. But the house is nice.
I love how you just don't walk hurriedly from one room to another, but actually take your time so we can see how the apartment is detailed. Kudos bro, keep it up. I'm a new sub
Good job. But please tell your cameraman to occasionally focus less on you, the narrator, and pan out to show more of the room or space. Each time you are in a room narrating, I was hoping to see the whole room, but he just focused on you.
He is amazing I'm from Texas and I'm buying a property thru him. He provides lots of information. I from the US and I'm buying based on his videos and knowledge 😁. I've never been to Ghana but once I leave I'm not coming back.
This looks really nice. This is a townhouse design. With the the little house hunting I have done. Most townhomes in the US look like this and the price is very affordable if you earn in US dollars. Will consider this in the future to avoid the hustle with buying land and building myself.
You'll be buying in USD and NOT in Cedi and btw, townhouses, brownstones and the like are on PAVED streets in America and not on a gravel road or street and you'll get a refrigerator at the very least in addition to other amenities. When spending $225K you should at the very least get appliances.
@The Truth about Africa hurts The range in that complex is between $76K to $225K is it not? If it was $30K as an American the expectation would be to have appliances at the very least and none of us wants to spend 3/4 of $100 grand to live on a dirt or gravel road/street. That might be acceptable for the locals but that wouldn't be acceptable to many of us. This is why you're going to find in these sort of videos, AMERICANS questioning the prices of these properties and the obvious lack of the basics (to our standards) and amenities and since all of these types of videos are clearly targeting Black people from America (first) for marketing/promotion, any concerns that we have should be very seriously considered ESPECIALLY since these developers are selling these properties in USD ONLY and not in any other currency.
@The Truth about Africa hurts Let's hope not, but this might be a way for these developers to make significant money since perhaps not many of the Ghanaian citizens can afford these properties possibly, but I of course don't know that to be fact. Selling in USD is suspicious though....
@@bhigdaddymark selling houses and apartments in USD has been the norm in Accra since 2000 (20 years ago). Developers didn't suddenly discover the dollar because of the year of return
@@tvs9978 Thanks, I had zero knowledge of this as I recently (in the last 1-1/2 to 2 years) have become really interested in the continent and ESPECIALLY Ghana as a result of watching wonderful videos out of and about Ghana thanks principally to Wode Maya's TH-cam channel. I'm particularly interested in Ghana because of your growth, rapid development, welcoming disposition, allurement and the opportunity to live amongst our fellow melanated people in peace, harmony, similar goals without systematic racism, bigotry, hate mongering, oppression, endless harassment and the ever presence of not being welcomed nor wanted as people of colour and ESPECIALLY Black people experience here in this shit hole called America DAILY as they will not leave us alone because we're not truly free here. Moving to the continent is a MUST. Thank you ever so much and take care.
Please provide the basics for us ... infrastructure, utilities, garbage, taxes, month fees that apply outside of mortgage, rental value if rented out in the duration of coming back to motherland ... SF for each unit, price, outright ownership or land lease? Surely these answers will benefit everyone. Thanks for keeping us in touch with Ghana! Motivating!
Good job. Nice looking building. Some other valuables needed: Washer/dryer, at least 1 bathtub, dishwasher, screens for the widows against insects or fly, the name master bedroom could be changed to main bedroom (master bedroom is from colonialism), and weatherseal for the bottom of the main door entrances.
Great properties as a British-born Ghanaian woman if my father was looking to buy a house I would definitely recommend something similar to this as we have family who live in The area. However who is this property marketed at because I don’t believe that low or working-class average Ghanaians would be able to afford this may be middle-class highly skilled people would be able to if they could afford a mortgage. But if they are purely marketed to western as, then I think they are a very competitive price you could not get a one bedroom flat in the area of London that I live in for under £300,000. So 75,000 for a two or three bedroom terrace or semidetached house will definitely be a bargain. My only issue would definitely be as people have said above I would never purchase A property that did not have at least one tub, as most women like a bath and it is handy for bathing children. Also the public spaces or roadways will definitely need to be tarmact or ash felted. As one major rainstorm and your beautiful new house would be ruined by thick sticky mud and flooding. Why would developers who are trying to appeal to western buyers not make sure that developments are not built with suitable roads.
@@BlackCatholicGirl No, it's good to have standards. She is not asking for too much. If the roads are good, lots of people will benefit from it. As the saying goes, in real estate, it's location, location, location!....and all that the 'location' entails.
You must be one of those insecure Ghanaians who can't stand people having standards just because of your mediocrity. Nothing wrong with someone saying they're British-born. This person is trying to give us context. Get a life.
Basically a good layout. Liked the video and was surprise of the limited bathroom space. A bathroom with a sink and toilet are considered a powder room. Only observed one open closet area for clothes. No linens or storage rooms available in general. I like the idea of an open kitchen off the living/dining rooms. Pantry needed in the kitchen. Only saw one utility room off the kitchen for a washer/dryer during this tour.
They should consider designing houses with a rooftop garden since the garden space is so small and lack privacy. Also better quality roads are needed, I can already picture how dirty the roads will look in the rainy seasons. Unless they are planning on improving the roads when the entire the development is complete. Also I noticed that these developments hardly ever have a proper designated area for the security people. A little building would look much better that chairs on the side walk.
Is the 2 bedroom terrace also $76,000?my only problem is the houses are too close to each other,I like my house to walled around with a decent size compound.Most properties in Ghana as compared to other African countries are overpriced.
@@blackfist9599 They are jacking up the price since people from the Diaspora are interested. It's better to get your land and build. And try other areas in Ghana, not just around Accra
You want privacy there are a lot of them in other areas. You get what you pay for. Also Africa is a continent as you know and economy is different so don't expect the same prices for each sovereign country. Thx
@1lastsht How can a government come in to construct a road for you? You are a real estate company and it's your primary responsibility to construct the roads leading to your estate. That's how it's supposed to be. The road will add value to the building. People like us are more interested in roads leading to our homes. So they should try and work on it more. Their buildings are nice. All they have to do is work on their marketer (learn how to catch the eyes of potential buyers) and work on the roads leading to those beautiful houses.
@1lastsht While developers don't build highways if it is not in their best interests , but in United States if you are a developing a residential communities, the developing usually built the street roads, not the city or county. This developer deliberately selected gravels over suitable asphalt pavement for such residential communities. The city does not paved shopping centers and apartment complexes parking lot nor does the city line the underground water and septic lines. All are done by the developer and are priced in to the overall cost the built properties. This is mediocre work by this developer, and buyers should buy residential properties with unpaved roads.
Very nice though , another time make sure your master bedroom fits king size bed . I am taking about three and two bad rooms townhouse. Awesome. God bless our homeland Ghana forever amen.
Peace from the diaspora ... thank you for these vids. They are helpful in assessing the feasibility of returning to the mama land. Coming from a general contractor in NYC, this is great units with consideration for the price 2BR 76k, 3BR 107K, 5BR 225K ... seeing in the comment section regarding bath tubs, roads ... With the smaller units coming in at 1100SF running through 1500SF for the next and 2500SF upper ... a cheap acquisition and development build from ground up is an easy $200 Per Square Foot with low end materials. Using that as a starting point, even the 2BR at 1500SF exterior and interior only (not the land) is built at $60/PSF or so. This is not possible unless you are building in bulk as they are. With that said, this is strong value all considered the new construction and land all in. In NYC, you cannot buy a studio apartment in the lowest areas for 76K. And, even if you could find it, you would not want to live there and your tenant pool would be ... yea. All considered ... this may not be for the long term live out your life property... but surely a sound investment to begin residency in Ghana while transitioning into something more scenic. After all, who wants to move to Africa of all places and now have access to greenery at the property. That said, you here for a year or two and move on. Sell at profit or rent out. The Ghana has been moving the past five years, property has been appreciating steadily. Peace to the diaspora!
Nice but no way would that kitchen sink work. That's for someone who does not do lots and lots of cooking with big pots. Give me a deep and double sink. One side for washing and the other for rinsing or soaking.
I like how it's no bars on the windows like you a prisoner this the first video I seen without them down fall is kitchen is super small and no room for refrigerator, also bath tub
Nice homes and community if you want to live in western comfort surrounded by poverty. Perhaps a moat would be a nice addition to the walls? That’ll keep the hordes at bay until you’re helicoptered out!
I agree about the road and rainy season. Something to get used to. Just curious if the price listed is for furnished homes. Also , curious of the homes sq ft. Or local measurements.
Kindly differentiate between a guest wash room and a guest toilet. They are two different rooms. A wash room is somewhere one can wash in and a a guest toilet is exactly that.
Nice intimate cozy space.. but no laundry room? Luv the solar panel touch, landscaping and overall design. Roads could use some work though.. price for Ghanians abroad is affordable. Might give you guys a call with more questions
My problem with the entire facility is that the roads are gravel. Why not spend a little more on asphalt for quality and durability. They look cheap as it is now.
I love the front yard with the green grass and flowers,all these video i am see on these houses are all the same,half bathrooms, and empty houses they are selling in $US, and not having the standard of America houses. America houses come with closet in each room,stove,fridge , microwave,central air ,washer and dryer.
Goodness! What kind of Powder room design is at minute -30.50? These must be designed by Drafters, not Architects. Look at the distance between the sink and the wall, how can one pass by? Has GIA got codes?
I think if architects from developed countries go there and share with them their expertise it would be better, another thing are there good infrastructure, roads water telephone electricity, good hospitals schools college etc, I welcome the idea of going but, don't want to go back to too much rural life wher everything good is very far.
Cute homes but not enough greenery for me. The backyard looks more like a sidewalk and you cannot get to the so called backyard from the kitchen. Yet nice for those who want little to no yard to maintain. I don't like the unpaved road but this maybe the norm for this region. I don't see refrigerators or closests. You did a nice job showing the properties.
Those aren't "backyards" by any stretch of the imagination. Perhaps that's what they're called in Ghana, and at the very least I'm not interested in spending $76K to $225K to have an unpaved street outside of my door, no appliances and I question their air-conditioning systems in Ghana as in Europe and many of the apartments in NYC (as an example), each room has heating and a/c window units so the hallways and bathrooms don't have a/c as I have in Florida where all of the rooms, kitchen, hallways and bathrooms have central HVAC. I don't expect Ghana or any other African countries to be like anywhere else as clearly, things are done quite differently but charging us American prices is a bit much.
African rest rooms always look like dungeons. Very small, plain and prison looking. How can a shower not have an enclosure right next to the toilet. The whole bathroom will look like a wet locker room shower when you're done. lol
Exactly. Please developers stop building ugly bathrooms putting a toilet in the middle of the shower. It’s disgusting. Put some proper planning to your buildings and stop just putting up houses to get some money. Too many cutting up of the spaces and they come out looking small and like dungeons.. there needs to be a consensus on housing building
@@crazyb14 And it's needless cutting of space, when you have a tiny sliver of a bathroom right next to a large living space. But on another note, it's actually brilliant! Who really wants their guests polluting their bathroom anyway, eh? A bathroom dungeon discourages use except in case of emergency. Haha!
Impress your viewers with better infrastructure. Can we get some serious solid road construction and proper sewage drainage going in Ghana? Then please get the electricity and internet networks together. Must have solid foundation before building and asking competitive dollar. Green space at the residences would be nice too.
Yes I agree I noticed that the I didn't capture a full view of the rooms . I also noticed that there are no "Bathtubs"'love to take baths, and also not much of a veiw.When you look out you're looking across at neighbour.. not so private when sitting out on lawn open to neighbours.. also kitchen you can walk out to backyard and window look out at a wall .Gravel very noisy when walking not impressed with that. but I think main issue is no" Bathtubs" problem.. and no veiw. Lacks that sense of comfort and privacy , too open to other neighbours .more grass. Overall very nice units..
Thank you for sharing these lovely houses. But I didn't see any closets for the guests rooms, also the guest bathroom is very small lol. But I really like looking at the beautiful houses in Ghana.
Hey there! Love your video. Wondering if you could provide information on what companies does the finishings for this community. Example, kitchen, tiles, doors, solar, windows, stairs railing etc. I'd appreciate your response.
Very nice. Is your currency in .USdollars? If not What is $76,000 equivalent in your currency?How much it costs for the gates and how much are the utilities, the phone, and the taxes and property taxes for foreigners?
I'm glad I found your page, Boss. Much appreciated. Question, is it cash for the homes or does these type homes accept mortgage/monthly payments after putting a certain amount of paid upfront. Also, I appreciate the this how we dress here. Stay fly. Stay blessed.
Think about adding a bedroom on the first floor for older folks. Guest restroom on the first floor has no space. Nice setup but you didn't take into consideration older folks and larger peoples.
The rooms down stairs are very small especially the so called half bath or the guest restroom. The sizing of the rooms esp. those down the living area could be better. Masa, can one cut through the concrete to have an open kitchen? I watched the video many times but I still don't know which property cost 75 grand very poor staging.
@@EbsMileHighAdventure it is not. It's called the master bedroom because in the past the master and the mistress/madam of a house (not necessarily a slave plantation) had separate suites. Women did not stay in/live in the same room as their husbands so there was one room for the master of the house and another for the mistress of the house. As houses became smaller and people didn't have the luxury of having large homes, the two were merged and women begun to occupy the same room as their husbands
The apartment overall looks good but in my opinion as someone who has traveled to many countries that bathroom is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen. Even in the ghettos of Belize and Mexico the bathroom was bigger. I look forward to coming home to West Africa and helping my brothers and sister design things without comprising African cultures. But the bathroom sizes have go to go. Especially for 76k. Wow. Otherwise than that, great video my brother. I love the channel
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Hello, is this $76000 in American currency? Thanks
Is there a space in the kitchen for refrigerator?
Does this place have a homeowners association fee and if so how much is it?
@@trent33 That is exactly what I was going to ask Trent...Whenever you get a gated community it always comes with a monthly fee. In USA I lived in a condominium and had to pay like $500 a month in fees to the condo association.
Also rules and regulations you must follow. ( How many guests you are allowed, where to park ( and do you have to pay to park? ) when you can do laundry...play music, and watch TV.
That could be a deal breaker for many. Many hidden fees.
500 is a lot of money not worth it
When I finally move to Africa I don't want to be that close to my neighbours. I want land and space
Yes, I was thinking that as well...same thing, different location.
Hence the price
Agreed. I need more yard space and a garage to store my cars and items I don’t want stolen
i think, i can help you with that.
@@davidjonah9152 how so?
This is making me want to move to Ghana!
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Same but I’m only 18 and I’m working to save money still
This is actually dope
Only house review I've seen in Ghana by far with a price that's actually worth it .
This is nice, but not worth $80K -- no dishwasher, fridge, closets, paved roads, etc. I fear developers are attempting to mimic the West w/ pricing, & being driven by greed while offering less.
Some questions to ask are can most Ghanaians afford &/or will they be interested in these? Also, for diasporans who want to move to Ghana, how do these properties compare to where they currently stay? The pricing can't be the same, close to it (or more in some cases) if it's lacking in infrastructure, amenities, etc.
Dishwashers are not a thing in Ghana. You will rarely find it offered in most developments. Standard appliances offered are a stove, hoos extractor, fridge and washing machine, and an oven for really high end apartment/condo developments. Most freestanding/detached housing developments won't even offer all those appliances just the standard stove and extractor if even that.
@Deen Bloger If you're talking about the top US populated cities (LA, NYC, CHI, HOU) I'd mostly agree. (I did see properties in HOU at this price or lower with similar or better features.) There are several in this price range for cities that are in the top 100 US metro populated areas.
When people are shopping for a home, it's not just about the house -- whether it's storage, infrastructure, convience of the neighborhood to shopping & work, land, etc.
My initial comment shouldn't be taken as a knock, it's just something to consider. ☺
@Deen Bloger True. Home ownership in America = 30 year rent-to-own.
@Deen Bloger You asked for examples, I provide some, and then you change the argument. My original point was specifically about housing prices. It is interesting how you conveniently skipped over my point about Ghanaian interest though. ;) Of course there are a lot of pros to moving, that's why a lot of black people in the diaspora are looking! But they don't want to pay western rates either! The pricing shouldn't be mimicking the West, especially when the building costs are so much lower. There's a ton of money for developers to make without being greedy. With these markups, I fear the housing model that's currently in the West will eventually be the model in Ghana.
Correct. Can Ghanaians afford this or has gentrification come to Africa?
I am glad to see the powder room as Ghanaians called guest bathroom 🤗What I want to see in these houses is a walk in closet in these house
I visited Tema last year November, I love, love love it there...Hmmmm makes me thinking. I love Ghana very much and I would love to move there within the next one or two years...
Maya,has given me that courage to move to Ghana,this is beautiful, great job,i love Ghana, if i wants to live peacefully i need Ghana💞👍👍
Love It, I will be Visiting my homeland soon. God Bless Ghana. Love From Jamaica.
Am a Kenyan here enjoying what I see...I love Ghana already
Ghana too loves you
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Yes! That's my beloved country! NEVER get stress living in Ghana!
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@@joycestyleofcooking awesome.
Can we meet in our houses?
Nice house but who is that small in Africa to fit into that tiny rest room.
Roflolol. If you have a belly then u can't get to toilet
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Absolutely need a comfortable Bathroom
These rest rooms are better than most of them we have in Europe. These are affordable houses, If you are too big , you can build your own to your satisfaction.
Strange that the bathrooms do not have bathtubs in the master bedroom, especially in the 5 bedroom house. That is a major issue.
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Clean Skin is a absolute must
A 5 bedroomed property needs at least one bath tub. The wash rooms shouldn't all be fitted exclusively with showers. Everyone deserves to have a soaking periodically. It's a dumb idea, considering the size of the main bedrooms and possibly a decision taken by the physically-stronger sex ......
The US has moved to having double showers as well. For the old school people that want tubs will have to buy older houses or request a tub during the build. While this house is reasonable than most I have seen there, I would not be willing to pay what they are asking coming from the US. I am use to better.
But the house is nice.
I love how you just don't walk hurriedly from one room to another, but actually take your time so we can see how the apartment is detailed. Kudos bro, keep it up. I'm a new sub
Good job. But please tell your cameraman to occasionally focus less on you, the narrator, and pan out to show more of the room or space. Each time you are in a room narrating, I was hoping to see the whole room, but he just focused on you.
...and your production could benefit from using a lavalier-type mic.
Agreed. Did I miss the fridge?
He is amazing I'm from Texas and I'm buying a property thru him. He provides lots of information. I from the US and I'm buying based on his videos and knowledge 😁. I've never been to Ghana but once I leave I'm not coming back.
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This is beautiful. You presented it so well. You were very professional. Loved it.
Thank you so much!
Aw that’s so nice of you
Were are closet space and bathtubs were was the refrigerator in the kitchen and how do you wash your clothes?????
You need to pay 250k for that
@@vice_santos they could make a section in the kitchen for the washing machine like they do in Europe.
This looks really nice. This is a townhouse design. With the the little house hunting I have done. Most townhomes in the US look like this and the price is very affordable if you earn in US dollars. Will consider this in the future to avoid the hustle with buying land and building myself.
You'll be buying in USD and NOT in Cedi and btw, townhouses, brownstones and the like are on PAVED streets in America and not on a gravel road or street and you'll get a refrigerator at the very least in addition to other amenities. When spending $225K you should at the very least get appliances.
@The Truth about Africa hurts
The range in that complex is between $76K to $225K is it not? If it was $30K as an American the expectation would be to have appliances at the very least and none of us wants to spend 3/4 of $100 grand to live on a dirt or gravel road/street. That might be acceptable for the locals but that wouldn't be acceptable to many of us. This is why you're going to find in these sort of videos, AMERICANS questioning the prices of these properties and the obvious lack of the basics (to our standards) and amenities and since all of these types of videos are clearly targeting Black people from America (first) for marketing/promotion, any concerns that we have should be very seriously considered ESPECIALLY since these developers are selling these properties in USD ONLY and not in any other currency.
@The Truth about Africa hurts
Let's hope not, but this might be a way for these developers to make significant money since perhaps not many of the Ghanaian citizens can afford these properties possibly, but I of course don't know that to be fact. Selling in USD is suspicious though....
@@bhigdaddymark selling houses and apartments in USD has been the norm in Accra since 2000 (20 years ago). Developers didn't suddenly discover the dollar because of the year of return
@@tvs9978
Thanks, I had zero knowledge of this as I recently (in the last 1-1/2 to 2 years) have become really interested in the continent and ESPECIALLY Ghana as a result of watching wonderful videos out of and about Ghana thanks principally to Wode Maya's TH-cam channel. I'm particularly interested in Ghana because of your growth, rapid development, welcoming disposition, allurement and the opportunity to live amongst our fellow melanated people in peace, harmony, similar goals without systematic racism, bigotry, hate mongering, oppression, endless harassment and the ever presence of not being welcomed nor wanted as people of colour and ESPECIALLY Black people experience here in this shit hole called America DAILY as they will not leave us alone because we're not truly free here. Moving to the continent is a MUST. Thank you ever so much and take care.
Nice video from the black community in America!!
Thanks - One ❤
Thank you for sharing. I’m visiting Ghana this summer.
Lovely houses for the price. Just wish it had a bath...I love a long soak 👏🏾
I like these houses & I like how you show them with honesty so that people will know
Thanks alot Bedina, I try my best to also stay positive
Please provide the basics for us ... infrastructure, utilities, garbage, taxes, month fees that apply outside of mortgage, rental value if rented out in the duration of coming back to motherland ... SF for each unit, price, outright ownership or land lease? Surely these answers will benefit everyone. Thanks for keeping us in touch with Ghana! Motivating!
Forget the house, I just want his outfit 🔥
Lol
@@Doksimon 😂
Good job. Nice looking building. Some other valuables needed: Washer/dryer, at least 1 bathtub, dishwasher, screens for the widows against insects or fly, the name master bedroom could be changed to main bedroom (master bedroom is from colonialism), and weatherseal for the bottom of the main door entrances.
Great properties as a British-born Ghanaian woman if my father was looking to buy a house I would definitely recommend something similar to this as we have family who live in The area. However who is this property marketed at because I don’t believe that low or working-class average Ghanaians would be able to afford this may be middle-class highly skilled people would be able to if they could afford a mortgage. But if they are purely marketed to western as, then I think they are a very competitive price you could not get a one bedroom flat in the area of London that I live in for under £300,000. So 75,000 for a two or three bedroom terrace or semidetached house will definitely be a bargain. My only issue would definitely be as people have said above I would never purchase A property that did not have at least one tub, as most women like a bath and it is handy for bathing children. Also the public spaces or roadways will definitely need to be tarmact or ash felted. As one major rainstorm and your beautiful new house would be ruined by thick sticky mud and flooding. Why would developers who are trying to appeal to western buyers not make sure that developments are not built with suitable roads.
Lol you are more pride to be British than Ghanaian shame on you
@@BlackCatholicGirl No, it's good to have standards. She is not asking for too much. If the roads are good, lots of people will benefit from it. As the saying goes, in real estate, it's location, location, location!....and all that the 'location' entails.
You must be one of those insecure Ghanaians who can't stand people having standards just because of your mediocrity. Nothing wrong with someone saying they're British-born. This person is trying to give us context. Get a life.
Basically a good layout. Liked the video and was surprise of the limited bathroom space.
A bathroom with a sink and toilet are considered a powder room. Only observed one open closet area for clothes. No linens or storage rooms available in general.
I like the idea of an open kitchen off the living/dining rooms. Pantry needed in the kitchen.
Only saw one utility room off the kitchen for a washer/dryer during this tour.
Brotherman, you did a very good job in showing this house. Keep up the good work 👍
They should consider designing houses with a rooftop garden since the garden space is so small and lack privacy.
Also better quality roads are needed, I can already picture how dirty the roads will look in the rainy seasons. Unless they are planning on improving the roads when the entire the development is complete.
Also I noticed that these developments hardly ever have a proper designated area for the security people. A little building would look much better that chairs on the side walk.
@Deen Bloger Why Being So Mean To People's Comments, That's Not Very Nice Thing To Say.
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These are affordable houses. If you want more space build your own house.
Is the 2 bedroom terrace also $76,000?my only problem is the houses are too close to each other,I like my house to walled around with a decent size compound.Most properties in Ghana as compared to other African countries are overpriced.
My question is have these prices always been like this or they jacking up the price since the diaspora are moving to Ghana just curious..
@@blackfist9599 They are jacking up the price since people from the Diaspora are interested. It's better to get your land and build. And try other areas in Ghana, not just around Accra
@@Ada-zg2qb thanks alot for the info
@@blackfist9599 No problem.
You want privacy there are a lot of them in other areas. You get what you pay for.
Also Africa is a continent as you know and economy is different so don't expect the same prices for each sovereign country. Thx
Tell them to construct the road well.
It seems they are allergic to the construction of quality roads. Brand new houses with unpaved roads 😡😡
@1lastsht How can a government come in to construct a road for you? You are a real estate company and it's your primary responsibility to construct the roads leading to your estate. That's how it's supposed to be. The road will add value to the building. People like us are more interested in roads leading to our homes. So they should try and work on it more. Their buildings are nice. All they have to do is work on their marketer (learn how to catch the eyes of potential buyers) and work on the roads leading to those beautiful houses.
@1lastsht While developers don't build highways if it is not in their best interests , but in United States if you are a developing a residential communities, the developing usually built the street roads, not the city or county. This developer deliberately selected gravels over suitable asphalt pavement for such residential communities. The city does not paved shopping centers and apartment complexes parking lot nor does the city line the underground water and septic lines. All are done by the developer and are priced in to the overall cost the built properties. This is mediocre work by this developer, and buyers should buy residential properties with unpaved roads.
@1lastsht typical ghanaian response, I guess you've never stepped foot outside Ghana. Why on earth should government construct roads for an estate?
Very nice though , another time make sure your master bedroom fits king size bed .
I am taking about three and two bad rooms townhouse.
Awesome. God bless our homeland Ghana forever amen.
Amen
Love your presentation though. Keep up with the good job bro.🙌🙌🙌
Nice ! Ghana houses need to have an open concept
I love your show. Thank you for your home and financial tips.
I have been looking at Nigeria and Ghana to move and looks like Nigeria you can get a better deal in buying a home in a gated community.
You will definitely love it. Nigeria or Ghana.
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You'll get the best deal in Ghana but outside of Accra.
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Well done Michael this looks lovely
Thank you SB
Peace from the diaspora ... thank you for these vids. They are helpful in assessing the feasibility of returning to the mama land. Coming from a general contractor in NYC, this is great units with consideration for the price 2BR 76k, 3BR 107K, 5BR 225K ... seeing in the comment section regarding bath tubs, roads ... With the smaller units coming in at 1100SF running through 1500SF for the next and 2500SF upper ... a cheap acquisition and development build from ground up is an easy $200 Per Square Foot with low end materials. Using that as a starting point, even the 2BR at 1500SF exterior and interior only (not the land) is built at $60/PSF or so. This is not possible unless you are building in bulk as they are. With that said, this is strong value all considered the new construction and land all in. In NYC, you cannot buy a studio apartment in the lowest areas for 76K. And, even if you could find it, you would not want to live there and your tenant pool would be ... yea. All considered ... this may not be for the long term live out your life property... but surely a sound investment to begin residency in Ghana while transitioning into something more scenic. After all, who wants to move to Africa of all places and now have access to greenery at the property. That said, you here for a year or two and move on. Sell at profit or rent out. The Ghana has been moving the past five years, property has been appreciating steadily. Peace to the diaspora!
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Great video. Good to see these new options- very well done :)
You did and awesome job showing the houses. I would luv to buy a house in Ghana. Thank you for sharing😊
Thats a very nice planned community that is affordable and quiet. Thank you for showing
That outfit you got on is hard, bruh!
Where is the refrigerator and show where it goes
please give more details of the house, e.g. how many rooms, and please focus and don't takes too much times for the videos. good job.
What about when rain falls?
You need to pave the driveway
This is awesome and i cannot wait to visit.
Extremely nice tour brother u were humorous I enjoyed am sold on one of these houses.
This gives me hope of being able to move to Ghana and being able to afford it
Nice but no way would that kitchen sink work. That's for someone who does not do lots and lots of cooking with big pots. Give me a deep and double sink. One side for washing and the other for rinsing or soaking.
I like how it's no bars on the windows like you a prisoner this the first video I seen without them down fall is kitchen is super small and no room for refrigerator, also bath tub
Nice homes and community if you want to live in western comfort surrounded by poverty. Perhaps a moat would be a nice addition to the walls? That’ll keep the hordes at bay until you’re helicoptered out!
I agree about the road and rainy season. Something to get used to. Just curious if the price listed is for furnished homes. Also , curious of the homes sq ft. Or local measurements.
Good review. Can you post the prices of each property?
Kindly differentiate between a guest wash room and a guest toilet. They are two different rooms. A wash room is somewhere one can wash in and a a guest toilet is exactly that.
Parking Garage would be ideal and higher demarcation walls.
very nice presentation and big ups to Ghana developers good job
Thank you for showing us around. The units are very nice. Does any of them have washer and dryer hookup?
Beautiful Landscape
Functional Layouts
Nice intimate cozy space.. but no laundry room? Luv the solar panel touch, landscaping and overall design. Roads could use some work though.. price for Ghanians abroad is affordable. Might give you guys a call with more questions
Yes the master bedroom has bathroom cabinets and electrical sockets. Ok I am buying this
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I'm not too crazy about the kitchens , could be more modern and more cupboard space..
Love the house, asking there was no loundry room
Laundry Room is a must have...Absolutely!👑❤😇🖤🙏💯🇺🇸
My problem with the entire facility is that the roads are gravel. Why not spend a little more on asphalt for quality and durability. They look cheap as it is now.
💪🏾💪🏾 The developers are currently working on that
I love the front yard with the green grass and flowers,all these video i am see on these houses are all the same,half bathrooms, and empty houses they are selling in $US, and not having the standard of America houses. America houses come with closet in each room,stove,fridge , microwave,central air ,washer and dryer.
Good video! Loved the presentation.
Thanks bro.. One ❤
I like it looking forward to settle in africa in a few years.
Nice. Hang curtains closer to ceiling it makes room look larger.
Goodness! What kind of Powder room design is at minute -30.50? These must be designed by Drafters, not Architects. Look at the distance between the sink and the wall, how can one pass by? Has GIA got codes?
I’m with u in on this. House is too compacted, like some prison, but ok for the price
Yeah, I think that's one of the major turned off about the houses.
I think if architects from developed countries go there and share with them their expertise it would be better, another thing are there good infrastructure, roads water telephone electricity, good hospitals schools college etc, I welcome the idea of going but, don't want to go back to too much rural life wher everything good is very far.
Thank you for being honest about area size 👏🏾👏🏾
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It’s better to build a house from scratch in Ghana these days, houses are way too expensive
Couldn't agree more...building from scratch is far better
Just started my building renovation project in ghana 💕. Documenting it on TH-cam
Cute homes but not enough greenery for me. The backyard looks more like a sidewalk and you cannot get to the so called backyard from the kitchen. Yet nice for those who want little to no yard to maintain.
I don't like the unpaved road but this maybe the norm for this region.
I don't see refrigerators or closests.
You did a nice job showing the properties.
Those aren't "backyards" by any stretch of the imagination. Perhaps that's what they're called in Ghana, and at the very least I'm not interested in spending $76K to $225K to have an unpaved street outside of my door, no appliances and I question their air-conditioning systems in Ghana as in Europe and many of the apartments in NYC (as an example), each room has heating and a/c window units so the hallways and bathrooms don't have a/c as I have in Florida where all of the rooms, kitchen, hallways and bathrooms have central HVAC. I don't expect Ghana or any other African countries to be like anywhere else as clearly, things are done quite differently but charging us American prices is a bit much.
African rest rooms always look like dungeons. Very small, plain and prison looking. How can a shower not have an enclosure right next to the toilet. The whole bathroom will look like a wet locker room shower when you're done. lol
Thanks for leaving a comment I'm sure developers will see your comment and perhaps they'll be a change.
I noticed that also. And I don't see any dedicated closet space. If developers are marketing to Americans in particular, that is a must.
Exactly. Please developers stop building ugly bathrooms putting a toilet in the middle of the shower. It’s disgusting. Put some proper planning to your buildings and stop just putting up houses to get some money. Too many cutting up of the spaces and they come out looking small and like dungeons.. there needs to be a consensus on housing building
You got that right. Their bathrooms are narrow and horrible looking.
@@crazyb14 And it's needless cutting of space, when you have a tiny sliver of a bathroom right next to a large living space. But on another note, it's actually brilliant! Who really wants their guests polluting their bathroom anyway, eh? A bathroom dungeon discourages use except in case of emergency. Haha!
On the contrary, the prices are reasonable compared to most of similar properties I've seen here. Where exactly is the location?
Awesome job, keep it up.
Impress your viewers with better infrastructure. Can we get some serious solid road construction and proper sewage drainage going in Ghana? Then please get the electricity and internet networks together. Must have solid foundation before building and asking competitive dollar. Green space at the residences would be nice too.
Am a Kenyan who has always loved Ghana wish to marry a Ghanian.and this was spectacular kudos GH
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Yes I agree I noticed that the I didn't capture a full view of the rooms . I also noticed that there are no "Bathtubs"'love to take baths, and also not much of a veiw.When you look out you're looking across at neighbour.. not so private when sitting out on lawn open to neighbours.. also kitchen you can walk out to backyard and window look out at a wall .Gravel very noisy when walking not impressed with that. but I think main issue is no" Bathtubs" problem.. and no veiw. Lacks that sense of comfort and privacy , too open to other neighbours .more grass. Overall very nice units..
There was a bathtub in the master bedroom of the 5 bed house
How much is rent should someone want to rent. Also is the here a an HOA since there is 24 hours security
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Great post bro, but these property's do not have a backyard it has a walkway at the rear of the property
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Thank you for sharing these lovely houses. But I didn't see any closets for the guests rooms, also the guest bathroom is very small lol. But I really like looking at the beautiful houses in Ghana.
Hey there! Love your video. Wondering if you could provide information on what companies does the finishings for this community. Example, kitchen, tiles, doors, solar, windows, stairs railing etc. I'd appreciate your response.
Please private message me ok
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DOKSIMON MICHAEL can you leave your email so we can contact you about the company that did the window and kitchen
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Beautiful houses inside out. No fire extinguishers around. They should think about safety too. 😂
Great work done!!
When there is fire, you just run jump out and run. That's what the windows are for. Fire extinguisher itself could catch fire oooooo.
Buy one or two. That's easy
Very nice. Is your currency in .USdollars? If not What is $76,000 equivalent in your currency?How much it costs for the gates and how much are the utilities, the phone, and the taxes and property taxes for foreigners?
Very nice house I'm ready to move there to Ghana.
I'm glad I found your page, Boss. Much appreciated. Question, is it cash for the homes or does these type homes accept mortgage/monthly payments after putting a certain amount of paid upfront. Also, I appreciate the this how we dress here. Stay fly. Stay blessed.
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Good video. Interesting that there's no burglar proof on the windows. How is security achieved? @Doksimon Michael
Think about adding a bedroom on the first floor for older folks.
Guest restroom on the first floor has no space.
Nice setup but you didn't take into consideration older folks and larger peoples.
The rooms down stairs are very small especially the so called half bath or the guest restroom. The sizing of the rooms esp. those down the living area could be better. Masa, can one cut through the concrete to have an open kitchen?
I watched the video many times but I still don't know which property cost 75 grand very poor staging.
Nice video and and nice place.
I will like to know if the estimate land space is more then 1 acre. Thanks 🙏
The name master bedroom could be changed to main bedroom (master bedroom is from colonialism).
Copy that.. thanks for the enlightenment 👍
The phrase "Master bedroom" has nothing to do with colonialism
Damn I never knew.
TVS Ltd Yes it does. It is derived from slavery. The main bedroom where the slaveowner slept would be called the master bedroom or master quarters.
@@EbsMileHighAdventure it is not. It's called the master bedroom because in the past the master and the mistress/madam of a house (not necessarily a slave plantation) had separate suites. Women did not stay in/live in the same room as their husbands so there was one room for the master of the house and another for the mistress of the house. As houses became smaller and people didn't have the luxury of having large homes, the two were merged and women begun to occupy the same room as their husbands
$76,0000 ? but for how long is the ownership ? is there a lease in the land ?
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I like these homes, very affordable!
You are so professional Dear.
Well done
Thanks dear..
Hey, the two that were attached, is there a firewall between the sides that are touching?
The apartment overall looks good but in my opinion as someone who has traveled to many countries that bathroom is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen. Even in the ghettos of Belize and Mexico the bathroom was bigger. I look forward to coming home to West Africa and helping my brothers and sister design things without comprising African cultures. But the bathroom sizes have go to go. Especially for 76k. Wow. Otherwise than that, great video my brother. I love the channel
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I noticed I didn't see any space in the kitchen for a refrigerator.
Love this, we are definitely going to check it out
Do they have a job over there let me know what type they opportunities they have benefits your? How we can buy it? I like they closed
Nice houses, Can washer and dryer be installed? I don't see a place for them.
Sure why not
DOKSIMON MICHAEL Cool! Thanks for the prompt response. We are planing on moving back home, so we’ve been lots of research on housing.
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DOKSIMON MICHAEL Ok will do that, thank you so much.