It’s beautiful but the interior is quite dated! For a $1.5M I am expecting modern to contemporary. You’re doing a fantastic job Vanessa. Keep em coming. We’re watching.
Thanks for your videos Vanessa! They are so informative and really helpful! I plan to build a home in Ghana and your videos are providing me really good information for me!
For $1.5m I’d buy an an acre of land in the immediate outskirts of Accra, build a better looking contemporary home, dig a borehole, input solar panels, hire a landscaper, build a beautiful perimeter fence, furnish the house build staff quarters, finance a small homestead business, buy a car and still have money left in the bank but that’s just me 🤣
@@lilacer6841 In the typical Ghanaian market context,there's what is referred to as GOODWILL. So basically it's the name, the location, infrastructure and security you are paying for. Forget about the cheap drain or whatever. These can easily be replaced!
@@lilacer6841 not really Marique. "Overpriced" is a very relative term based on one's own income level albeit simple economic principles: the demand and supply mechanism. Builders have their targets in every area of this country. This house could be priced at less than half million dollars if it were situated at say chorkor, a rundown suburb of Accra. So like I said the main factors are: 1 location 2 the target group 3 security The rich always want to "hang" out in rich neighborhoods.
@@Inercycl1 The reason the house featured on this channel is because it is on the market for sale and people who can spend that kind of money don't hangout out on social media so it is overpriced for the audience here.
The house is amazing from outside, and the lot is huge. Inside you could expect much more for $1.5M. The floor and wall tiles are cheap and usually found in houses around $75k. Perhaps for the asked price one could expect 80x80 cm rectified tiles, at least. Carpentry is not bad but its actually basic for the price.
I am glad you said it first. Everything inside was below basic to the point of looking like a college dorm. There were no crown moldings on any walls, walls, fixtures, appliance, and floors were too low grade for this kind of house.
Love your reviews, but coming from the US, Trasacco Valley homes seem very overpriced. There is no WOW factor as the architecture is dated. These homes should already have pools, media rooms, outside dining areas, etc.. It looks like just a bunch of big rooms put together. It would be better just to build yourself with all modern features.
Even in Vancouver, the most expensive place to live, you can get more rooms and better build quality and style for the same price. I was surprised because this channel has another video of a $138,000 house that looks so much better.
While this is a nice looking house from the outside, it severely disappoints on the inside. African builders should visit US properties to get a feel for the latest designs and building methods. Also, the yard is nothing to rave about- average at best.
i'm from the netherlands, and i'm looking for a house in ghana to rent and then buy later if i like it, but i think this house is a bit too expensive for that price, very nice from the outside but inside it's really a shame! I will keep an eye on your videos because I think your videos are really cool keep going!👏👏
@linkzable Nobody cares about airport. If you look at most western countries they want their airports well away from their prime locations. Only in Africa is an airport a prime location. Even if there's a coup do you not think the military will occupy the airport immediately anyway?
@@livingfinance Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
oh the house is too expensive and the interior decor is not.. well $1.5 mil interior decor, but, why would anyone buy proper in Ghana?? Well because that's where they want to live. Why does anyone buy a house anywhere, especially if money is not an object?
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
There're over 30million people living in Ghana. Those who can afford are buying. Trassaco is hotcake. Our footballers, rich business people, the rich pastors and what have you, are buying. I personally know someone who has bought one. I've been in the house. I've even spent a few nights there. You'll be surprised to know that it's not everybody who's crazy about living in the US. I've never been. Plus, I've seen 'wooden' houses going for a million dollars in the US. Come to trassaco and ask the value of land alone. Plus, this is an investment. You're not throwing your money away when you buy. The value keeps rising. Eg, someone bought one around 2012 for $600,000. Today, the property is valued over a million dollars. Sit there and talk your heart's content whilst those with the means live their lives. 😏
it would be interesting to track when these overprice houses eventually sells...get the feeling that the for sale sign will still be up when Jesus returns!
@@michaelt9511 wages are also higher in London. infrastructure better in London..Maybe compare to South Africa, Nigeria, Rwanada, even Florida Ohio or Texas...
@@111pp7 there are Ghanaian citizens that can afford it, there thousands of people in Ghana who richer than millions of people in the USA or UK. One of those thousands of wealthy people will buy it, plus there are also people who migrate to the country that can afford it as well
Why are houses in Ghana overpriced? And honestly speaking alot of the finishing is substandard, even in the so called elite well to do suburbs. And don't get me started with building highrise buildings and houses around the airport and overcharging. Most countries around the world do not put up buildings around the airport, it's just not a smart thing to do even from a security standpoint. It would be great to get a video or panel to explain why houses in Accra Ghana are overpriced. Great compound but outdated interior and definitely overpriced house. Vanessa your videos are generally dope. Keep up the good work.
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
But, SA is going down economically and security wise, for a while, Ghana, especially, Accra, has been on an upward trend for a while and the Cedi is holding stable.
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
@@nobs997 haha! that's what people said about Dubai & Qatar 20yrs ago. All the natural resources on earth and soon, all the food on earth will be in Africa. China has seen it already!!! People like you will go to Africa as refugees very soon.
@@nobs997 anyway, i just might buy the house for myself, & if I'm ever in need of a janitor, gardener, pool cleaner or a messenger... I'll ask you to send in your CV/resume. Until then, don't bother your head too much.
Those who are saying expansive, come to Sydney Australia,2 bedroom apartment,is 600.000 to 700.000 dollars, and that is in normal area.yes the price is high for Africa, but Alloway's there's a buyer,
@@WillieFungo Australia is not wealthy than America, the same house you buy here with 2M in America is 500.000, the population of Australia is 22 million USA is 350 million, Australia land is bigger than America,yes life is better than USA,the Australian government support a lot, but the houses prices went up because they let the Chinese buying investment property in Australia even they don't live here that why the prices went up.
@@achienlazroachien7017 That doesn't change the fact that this house is expensive and not worth the price. The problem in West Africa is poor land use laws and zoning, making the supply of housing artificially tight and jacking up prices. It's a problem that can and needs to be fixed.
You can easily get a house in cantonments for that kind of money and still have some change. Which comes with better security and literally puts you in the centre of Accra. I guess its each to their own
Vanessa: These videos are actually making us "honker down" in our villages. It begs to ask: What have we not done right, pushing us further down the extreme fringes of the social order. Amazing content as always.
People forgot the land the house is sitting on was paid for with money and put up, roofed, on a prime piece of land. All those screaming here too expensive do not know the cost and process of building period!
What's prime about it? Because its close to an airport? Who wants to live near an airport with noise pollution? Nothing prime just overpriced considering there is not a proper mortgage and you would have to pay for everything within 2 years at best. They want to charge western prices without giving all the western benefits. Its a scam and a rip off
Anyway who mentioned airport here? SMH as if these people even live close there. Spare us your ignorance. Ask those who live there whether they even hear a plane landing or take off. 3 miles you would not hear a thing.
@@ghsense2626 My guy it is not by force. Other nationalities, business magnates, expats are all comfortably living in the estate. They bought a house, renovated to their taste and they are enjoying a huge family home 8 bed room, pool, garden etc. This house is just one of the lowest and abandoned house there. Buy this house and make it a 3 million dollar house and you have made 1.5 mil. That is how you have to look at it. Stop screaming scam and rip off! th-cam.com/video/mtdWViE3Z_c/w-d-xo.html
The landscaping is beautiful but the inside is way outdated. You’ll have to spend more to tear down and revamp it. Also I wouldn’t want to drive my car through dirt, mud and rocks just to get home. 🤷🏾♀️
Great superb plot in a gated community, good house exterior but let down by poor architectural fundamentals such as the massing concept on this house is a big miss. Big spaces don’t equate to luxury, if poorly planned out, coupled with bad interior design, especially choice of materials/colour pallet etc - bearing in mind the asking price! Others have already commented on the rest. Btw Principal bedroom not master there’s no slave master in the house 😊
@@eeforest7122 you do realise that there are millions of Europeans and Americans who live in Africa, right?? Also, millions of White Europeans who were also born in African countries, speak African languages, dress African, have African passports, eat African food & have African spouses... You know that, right???? You do realise that Vanessa Kanbi has a white Parent who's married to an African, right? lol
@@RoyaIboy im more than aware. And have lots of friends from other parts of the world that live in Ghana or are in and out. i mentioned that because most of the people who are "american" , that i know , are either 2nd generation, so often times they have a african last name. Her last name clarke caught my attention, thats all.
Really and truly, the price is about right!!! House like that in Uk would be about between £60000-£800000 pounds. Thank you venessa for taking your time to share this awesome house 💛💛💛🇬🇧🇬🇭
1.5000000 million, in South Africa amazing villa for 500000,, in Ghana you need to get your prices right, check how develop the country is, the minimum wage in is 50 dollars a month, some want will buy it in year 2000 and never,
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
@@livingfinance Too funny! I'm going with the, "someone who has never seen better." That's mostly likely why I think the interior (and the rest of the place) looks very nice.
Okay this is cool. 1.5 million for the highest level of Ghana. Socializing with presidents. In perspective this is worth if you compare to the highest level in the states or Canada. Which is like 15 mill starting.
Even food does not quench true hunger properly!! The appetite run past the taste and the two never meet!! For that we must settle at whatever is presented us.... leaving in turn more hunger!!
You should SEE the TERRIBLE road leading to this Trasacco Valley, it easily challenges the MOST TERRIBLE ROAD you've ever seen, if not the worst one. It's shocking the rich people in that estate don't donate $$ and fix it. Smh
What strikes a heart as ours as beauty must be carved out of fire into fire.... Meaning, it must give itself surface within this bottom less well of hunger and desire.... But even this surface is also bottomless!!
For the prices, these homes have no character. The interior layouts are a waste of real estate and the designs boring. I was hoping for some majestic entryways with crystal Chandeliers and gorgeous lighting. The exteriors and landscaping also leave much to be desired. Compare these to similarly priced homes in Dallas or ATL. I think Chain Homes Ghana have more personality and quality finishes.
They want to charge Western prices but they forget the basic amenities. Let's just even say the house is $1.5 mil, in the UK or US, you're giving a 25 year mortgage to pay it up, but in Ghana they expect you to pay it in full at once or up to 2 years with ridiculous interest rates. Makes zero sense, so to make it, you will have to be corrupt to afford this kind of mansion
@@ghsense2626 western price all the way down to the currency with African amenities lol. But you try to tell people to increase their expectations and stop being fooled in being ripped off you are being called a hater. Oh well!!
you know what's funny, seeing all that house and size made me realize there is a such a thing as too much. lol where's the indoor and outdoor pools... for that kind of money.
Ghanaians are dreaming in space to be pricing houses like this ...the price they place on homes where there no proper roads after you leave ur home compare to cheap homes and yet beautiful in beautiful african countries like south africa are not upto such prices...kenya and uganda zim hey Ghana do your homework
It a beautiful house but $5k a month for rent so what’s it running from high ass rent/mortgage in western countries only to be doing the same thing in Ghana .that’s crazy
Even dish washer and laundry must be re-designed!! If any man with his sense improved were to observe those equipment, he'll soonest realize how poorly designed they are!
The external design and the landscape of the house is lovely, but inside is sadly dated and lacks modernity. The $750,000 smart home Cantonment is wayyyy better than this property. I guess location must play a huge part of the high price tag.
These Ghana Houses are overpriced. The houses are big and spacious but the details and finishing are too plain and dated. Like someone commented on previously, with 1.5 Million, I will build a better house with more up to date finishing and better furniture. But kudo's Vanessa your contents are the best.
Americans all think it's expensive. You guys should see what $1mill gets you in the UK 😊. Frankly it's far too big for me. All I see are maintenance bills 🤣
Perspective brother. Anyone looking at this house in Ghana has plenty of money to spare. Maintenance is super cheap in Ghana for this category of income earners.
@@maxwelllabi2668 that said, this is an exclusive community that the diaspora can have access to provided they have jobs that pays them in a western currency. For example, what people in Toronto can afford with this price is maybe a townhouse with a small one parking sport or two. A little outside the city can afford you more but nothing of sort. The goal is remote work. So your dollars can go far.
@@FamilyByNature thanks Family by Nature. I know your story very well and it’s an amazing way to not only live in Ghana but be in a position to truly contribute. One can only imagine what $10k monthly income in Ghana can do vrs say London, NY or Toronto. Thanks to the internet. Remote work can make this a reality.
which country in africa has the most picturesque nature and outdoor beauty as well as being the least developed? (not so many buildings, not modernized, with a lot untouched nature) I don't wanna stay in europe no more. it's too noisy, too crowded, too much cities and surveillance. i wanna relocate to a place that is the complete opposite of all that
You don't sound as someone who konw much about Africa, Let me tell you once there cities and towns in a country, you find a lot populations in such country. Off course every country have a green landscape which hold nature reserves. Visit South Africa and see for yourself, If is less populated country
@@nellsawere I wonder for these people oo. I think it's just the mindset that cos it's Africa, it must be cheap. If that was bare land at trassaco, what would it cost? Hmmm
@@brofutv1853 most people can envision anything good for Africa or even want it to be in Africa. We have been socialized to spend good money in the west and beg for Africa. Even the most educated can’t escape this. But the reality is, most people don’t like to understand how things work. Because then you will know, this house is a $5M house based on the economic access to a captain city. $5k per month rents income is very competitive globally.
@@worldformaticsI live and work in the UK and support the economy. However when ever I'm in Africa, I support Africans. That's my philosophy, I am not asking anybody to be in agreement with me.
@@sweetbadd9852 My comment is not with being in agreement with you or against you. I responded just by the logic of your statement. If you wouldn’t be giving your money to a coloniser in Africa then get an African flight from UK to Africa anytime you visit. You can’t cherry pick
This is a case of nice on the outside, bland on the inside... $1mil for that cheap looking, boring eggshell colored bathroom!? Inefficiently large kitchen with nothing impressive or interesting about it?? Dining room facing large stairs instead of having its own corner or being in its own beautiful room. It feels like a dated western super mansion of the 80s without any amenities. For $600k maybe, but a million? Don't think so.
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It’s beautiful but the interior is quite dated! For a $1.5M I am expecting modern to contemporary. You’re doing a fantastic job Vanessa. Keep em coming. We’re watching.
Thanks for your videos Vanessa! They are so informative and really helpful! I plan to build a home in Ghana and your videos are providing me really good information for me!
Hallo Kambi how are you doing
Can you chow me your favorit house ever
You since you started this job
For $1.5m I’d buy an an acre of land in the immediate outskirts of Accra, build a better looking contemporary home, dig a borehole, input solar panels, hire a landscaper, build a beautiful perimeter fence, furnish the house build staff quarters, finance a small homestead business, buy a car and still have money left in the bank but that’s just me 🤣
It’s just way tooo expensive I don’t think so !!!!!
@ken. ok scrooge! But One man's meat(cat) is another man's poison(grass cutter)
@@lilacer6841 In the typical Ghanaian market context,there's what is referred to as GOODWILL. So basically it's the name, the location, infrastructure and security you are paying for. Forget about the cheap drain or whatever. These can easily be replaced!
@@lilacer6841 not really Marique. "Overpriced" is a very relative term based on one's own income level albeit simple economic principles: the demand and supply mechanism. Builders have their targets in every area of this country. This house could be priced at less than half million dollars if it were situated at say chorkor, a rundown suburb of Accra. So like I said
the main factors are:
1 location
2 the target group
3 security
The rich always want to "hang" out in rich neighborhoods.
@@Inercycl1 The reason the house featured on this channel is because it is on the market for sale and people who can spend that kind of money don't hangout out on social media so it is overpriced for the audience here.
The house is amazing from outside, and the lot is huge. Inside you could expect much more for $1.5M. The floor and wall tiles are cheap and usually found in houses around $75k. Perhaps for the asked price one could expect 80x80 cm rectified tiles, at least. Carpentry is not bad but its actually basic for the price.
I am glad you said it first. Everything inside was below basic to the point of looking like a college dorm. There were no crown moldings on any walls, walls, fixtures, appliance, and floors were too low grade for this kind of house.
Love your reviews, but coming from the US, Trasacco Valley homes seem very overpriced. There is no WOW factor as the architecture is dated. These homes should already have pools, media rooms, outside dining areas, etc.. It looks like just a bunch of big rooms put together. It would be better just to build yourself with all modern features.
This house is not worth the prices exactly!!! with the lack of amenities and the layout and interior is lacklustre
Even in Vancouver, the most expensive place to live, you can get more rooms and better build quality and style for the same price.
I was surprised because this channel has another video of a $138,000 house that looks so much better.
While this is a nice looking house from the outside, it severely disappoints on the inside. African builders should visit US properties to get a feel for the latest designs and building methods. Also, the yard is nothing to rave about- average at best.
Most Ghanain Estate homes are overpriced for the base price.
i'm from the netherlands, and i'm looking for a house in ghana to rent and then buy later if i like it, but i think this house is a bit too expensive for that price, very nice from the outside but inside it's really a shame! I will keep an eye on your videos because I think your videos are really cool keep going!👏👏
Its expensive because of the location
Its expensive because of the location
Just buy your land and build your own.
@@youtubesucksdickdaily they pay in $ and that house isn't worth $25000
@Izzie Basten, I concur.
Looks exactly like my aunts house in McDonough GA...which i may add she paid $290,000 including a finish basement
Yes McDonough is way out side of Atlanta. A house like this in the middle of Atlanta would sure cost more.
@linkzable Nobody cares about airport. If you look at most western countries they want their airports well away from their prime locations. Only in Africa is an airport a prime location. Even if there's a coup do you not think the military will occupy the airport immediately anyway?
@@ghsense2626 lol, so many things in Africa are backwards.
@@livingfinance Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
@@ghsense2626 Accra has no decent central business district, so the airport is their prime real estate. 😂
Why would anyone buy $1.5 million property in Ghana and one can get a comparable property in the United States with more amenities?
oh the house is too expensive and the interior decor is not.. well $1.5 mil interior decor, but, why would anyone buy proper in Ghana?? Well because that's where they want to live. Why does anyone buy a house anywhere, especially if money is not an object?
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
There're over 30million people living in Ghana. Those who can afford are buying. Trassaco is hotcake. Our footballers, rich business people, the rich pastors and what have you, are buying. I personally know someone who has bought one. I've been in the house. I've even spent a few nights there. You'll be surprised to know that it's not everybody who's crazy about living in the US. I've never been. Plus, I've seen 'wooden' houses going for a million dollars in the US. Come to trassaco and ask the value of land alone. Plus, this is an investment. You're not throwing your money away when you buy. The value keeps rising. Eg, someone bought one around 2012 for $600,000. Today, the property is valued over a million dollars. Sit there and talk your heart's content whilst those with the means live their lives. 😏
The exterior is absolutely stunning but the interior didn’t blow me away …
it would be interesting to track when these overprice houses eventually sells...get the feeling that the for sale sign will still be up when Jesus returns!
You’ll be surprised😩
😂😂
Lol this is not overpriced. This is the correct price. In London houses way smaller than this are the same price
@@michaelt9511 wages are also higher in London. infrastructure better in London..Maybe compare to South Africa, Nigeria, Rwanada, even Florida Ohio or Texas...
@@111pp7 there are Ghanaian citizens that can afford it, there thousands of people in Ghana who richer than millions of people in the USA or UK. One of those thousands of wealthy people will buy it, plus there are also people who migrate to the country that can afford it as well
This house in the USA or UK would cost way more than $1.5 million. This house is not overpriced. Plus it's in a very prestigious area in Accra
My sister bought a house of six bedroom in ohio columbus for less than $ 500,000 where the wages are higher than Ghana
Why are houses in Ghana overpriced? And honestly speaking alot of the finishing is substandard, even in the so called elite well to do suburbs. And don't get me started with building highrise buildings and houses around the airport and overcharging. Most countries around the world do not put up buildings around the airport, it's just not a smart thing to do even from a security standpoint. It would be great to get a video or panel to explain why houses in Accra Ghana are overpriced. Great compound but outdated interior and definitely overpriced house. Vanessa your videos are generally dope. Keep up the good work.
I cannot afford this building but it appears overpriced. Very overpriced. No one is likely to pay that much for a 4 bedroom place without a pool.
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
NO one?
Similarly house in South Africa can cost around $200k to $300k. I think it's too overpriced in ghana.
It's the location o
But, SA is going down economically and security wise, for a while, Ghana, especially, Accra, has been on an upward trend for a while and the Cedi is holding stable.
Très belle maison 💓❤️💓💓💓❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Our hunger for the beautiful cannot be quenched!!!
There is a reason why these overpriced houses are always vacant
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
@@RoyaIboy Who in their right mind would pay $2m to get a third world country passport?
@@nobs997 haha! that's what people said about Dubai & Qatar 20yrs ago.
All the natural resources on earth and soon, all the food on earth will be in Africa. China has seen it already!!!
People like you will go to Africa as refugees very soon.
@@RoyaIboy The second coming of Jesus will happen first before that
@@nobs997 anyway, i just might buy the house for myself, & if I'm ever in need of a janitor, gardener, pool cleaner or a messenger... I'll ask you to send in your CV/resume.
Until then, don't bother your head too much.
Those who are saying expansive, come to Sydney Australia,2 bedroom apartment,is 600.000 to 700.000 dollars, and that is in normal area.yes the price is high for Africa, but Alloway's there's a buyer,
Did you forget that australia is a wealthy developed country while ghana is third world? Its like some of you cant even think.
@@WillieFungo Australia is not wealthy than America, the same house you buy here with 2M in America is 500.000, the population of Australia is 22 million USA is 350 million, Australia land is bigger than America,yes life is better than USA,the Australian government support a lot, but the houses prices went up because they let the Chinese buying investment property in Australia even they don't live here that why the prices went up.
@@achienlazroachien7017 What does that have to do with Ghana? 🤡
@@WillieFungo ,if no buyers they will not sale in that price, that's how properties market work all over the world.
@@achienlazroachien7017 That doesn't change the fact that this house is expensive and not worth the price. The problem in West Africa is poor land use laws and zoning, making the supply of housing artificially tight and jacking up prices. It's a problem that can and needs to be fixed.
You can easily get a house in cantonments for that kind of money and still have some change. Which comes with better security and literally puts you in the centre of Accra. I guess its each to their own
1.5 million dollars, just one garage, and a house that needs some updating, I don't think so! At this rate, I'll be staying 'state' side!
Where is state side? And do you have $1.5 house in state side, with that being said this house is shitty and not worth it
@@PAYDAYHEDGE Now you're even funnier than Ken!👍😄! ...but 'state side' is in reference to the United States!
@@CorneliaOjimba yes but I think the question was which state?
@@PRINCESSGEMINI1987 Georgia!
Vanessa: These videos are actually making us "honker down" in our villages. It begs to ask: What have we not done right, pushing us further down the extreme fringes of the social order.
Amazing content as always.
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@@dnealriggah1934 "me no good engris ok?"
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This house is simply not worth the asking price !! Why would anyone want to pay $1.5 million for this ?
Location.. trasaco is the most expensive area to live in ghana
wooow very nice one
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It's like a California home. And the yard isn't overwhelming. Good luck to the buyers!
Trassaco is the Beverly Hills of Ghana tbh
Amazing property 😍😍
ITS BEAUTIFUL
People forgot the land the house is sitting on was paid for with money and put up, roofed, on a prime piece of land. All those screaming here too expensive do not know the cost and process of building period!
What's prime about it? Because its close to an airport? Who wants to live near an airport with noise pollution? Nothing prime just overpriced considering there is not a proper mortgage and you would have to pay for everything within 2 years at best. They want to charge western prices without giving all the western benefits. Its a scam and a rip off
Anyway who mentioned airport here? SMH as if these people even live close there. Spare us your ignorance. Ask those who live there whether they even hear a plane landing or take off. 3 miles you would not hear a thing.
@linkzable what is your definition of ideal location?
@@ghsense2626 My guy it is not by force. Other nationalities, business magnates, expats are all comfortably living in the estate. They bought a house, renovated to their taste and they are enjoying a huge family home 8 bed room, pool, garden etc. This house is just one of the lowest and abandoned house there.
Buy this house and make it a 3 million dollar house and you have made 1.5 mil. That is how you have to look at it. Stop screaming scam and rip off! th-cam.com/video/mtdWViE3Z_c/w-d-xo.html
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The landscaping is beautiful but the inside is way outdated. You’ll have to spend more to tear down and revamp it. Also I wouldn’t want to drive my car through dirt, mud and rocks just to get home. 🤷🏾♀️
Great superb plot in a gated community, good house exterior but let down by poor architectural fundamentals such as the massing concept on this house is a big miss. Big spaces don’t equate to luxury, if poorly planned out, coupled with bad interior design, especially choice of materials/colour pallet etc - bearing in mind the asking price! Others have already commented on the rest. Btw Principal bedroom not master there’s no slave master in the house 😊
Beautiful place
The $ 1.5 million is myfavorit house 🤷👍👋
aw Iive 2 doors away. saw my house on the footage lol. great video girl x
But your name sounds American?
@@eeforest7122 lol so she can't have an american name (or even be american) and live in Ghana? okayyyy lol
Amazing! Thank you! if you would like to feature on house and hustle please email me on hello@vanessakanbi.com
@@eeforest7122 you do realise that there are millions of Europeans and Americans who live in Africa, right?? Also, millions of White Europeans who were also born in African countries, speak African languages, dress African, have African passports, eat African food & have African spouses... You know that, right????
You do realise that Vanessa Kanbi has a white Parent who's married to an African, right? lol
@@RoyaIboy im more than aware. And have lots of friends from other parts of the world that live in Ghana or are in and out. i mentioned that because most of the people who are "american" , that i know , are either 2nd generation, so often times they have a african last name. Her last name clarke caught my attention, thats all.
The mansion is beautiful !
Really and truly, the price is about right!!! House like that in Uk would be about between £60000-£800000 pounds. Thank you venessa for taking your time to share this awesome house 💛💛💛🇬🇧🇬🇭
A house like this in the UK would cost more than £2 million
So amazing 🤩
He who has experienced the opposite of the sight of a horizon knows exactly what a thettered backyard looks like
1.5000000 million, in South Africa amazing villa for 500000,, in Ghana you need to get your prices right, check how develop the country is, the minimum wage in is 50 dollars a month, some want will buy it in year 2000 and never,
Lovely Home!!!
Wow, I love this!
Hardly worth USD 1.5m. Boo...But great job Vanessa. Keep up the good quality work.
Most of those homes will get you an automatic Ghanaian citizenship... It's not designed for hungry people. It's designed for people who can afford to boy a Bugatti (car) for 2.2million dollars. Moreover, you're not paying for the house, you're paying for the land!!!
I think the location has alot to do with the 1.5m. The place is gorgeous even though the house is not the greatest I have seen on the channel.
Ghana please hire interior designers my goodness these interiors are dreadful.
Are you nuts? That place was very nice.
@Larissa kabeya you are right. Nothing extraordinary to look at 🤦🏾♀️
@@luke-bookbear no it's not "very nice". And you don't have to be an expert you just have to look at other property videos.
@@luke-bookbear for the blind maybe, or someone who has never seen better. The price doesn’t match the interior.
@@livingfinance Too funny! I'm going with the, "someone who has never seen better." That's mostly likely why I think the interior (and the rest of the place) looks very nice.
Nice exterior and landscaping
Love your videos from Pakistan
Y'all ever seen $1.5m house in South Africa or Namibia? Ghana should be ashamed
Great video 👍
This building is not even worth $300,000 let alone $1,000,000
Real talk
Okay this is cool. 1.5 million for the highest level of Ghana. Socializing with presidents. In perspective this is worth if you compare to the highest level in the states or Canada.
Which is like 15 mill starting.
The issue is the concept of neighborhoods.
@@livingfinance Watchu mean by that?
1.5m USD for what? Like Really ?
Ghana ....gateway to Africa
This is a $200,000 house. There’s nothing WOW about this house. Ghana is becoming too expensive especially when the minimum wage is less tha $2 a day
Good job 👏🏽
Nice landscape. Nice area . Inside not soo much I guess some people will spend that much money on this.
SO BEAUTIFUL
Even food does not quench true hunger properly!! The appetite run past the taste and the two never meet!! For that we must settle at whatever is presented us.... leaving in turn more hunger!!
I don't know real estate prices is getting crazy. 1.5m dollars for house in ghana hell no.
You should SEE the TERRIBLE road leading to this Trasacco Valley, it easily challenges the MOST TERRIBLE ROAD you've ever seen, if not the worst one. It's shocking the rich people in that estate don't donate $$ and fix it. Smh
@@asobosiako300 kwasea, gyae ns3m hunu no
@@TheKofinyarko you hate the truth
@@princea5496 freɔkɔ
What strikes a heart as ours as beauty must be carved out of fire into fire.... Meaning, it must give itself surface within this bottom less well of hunger and desire.... But even this surface is also bottomless!!
What is the size of the land this house sits on
It's too expensive fuo, where una dey? Wonni sika aa wo se aduro ny3. Lol
is it still for sale
Beautiful!
For the prices, these homes have no character. The interior layouts are a waste of real estate and the designs boring. I was hoping for some majestic entryways with crystal Chandeliers and gorgeous lighting. The exteriors and landscaping also leave much to be desired. Compare these to similarly priced homes in Dallas or ATL. I think Chain Homes Ghana have more personality and quality finishes.
Terrible, shockingly TERRIBLE roads leading to this estate
They want to charge Western prices but they forget the basic amenities. Let's just even say the house is $1.5 mil, in the UK or US, you're giving a 25 year mortgage to pay it up, but in Ghana they expect you to pay it in full at once or up to 2 years with ridiculous interest rates. Makes zero sense, so to make it, you will have to be corrupt to afford this kind of mansion
@@ghsense2626 why do you have to be corrupt to afford this mansion, there are houses for every budget
@@worldformatics Most of these mansions in that area are owned by government officials past and present, is that a coincidence?
@@ghsense2626 any link to back up your claim ?
@@ghsense2626 western price all the way down to the currency with African amenities lol. But you try to tell people to increase their expectations and stop being fooled in being ripped off you are being called a hater. Oh well!!
Omg what an interior…. 🥺😢! The exterior is exceptionally beautiful and the internal is heartbreaking 💔
you know what's funny, seeing all that house and size made me realize there is a such a thing as too much. lol
where's the indoor and outdoor pools... for that kind of money.
One thing I also don't like about these buildings are the tiling.the tiling has low quality and the bath house too is not nice at all
1.5? Naaaaah im gud. These guys going crazy with these prices
$400,000 maybe. Kitchen & bathroom too small . No fences
Fence for what, it’s a gated community
@@worldformatics I'm an American lol, if I pay for a piece of property I would still want a fence. I might want a dog. 1.5 million deserves a fence
Yep, this is very a typical replica of trasacco Valley.
2:36 "if you have staff..." Lol. What would anyone be doing with a house this size without staff??
Ghanaians are dreaming in space to be pricing houses like this ...the price they place on homes where there no proper roads after you leave ur home compare to cheap homes and yet beautiful in beautiful african countries like south africa are not upto such prices...kenya and uganda zim hey Ghana do your homework
It a beautiful house but $5k a month for rent so what’s it running from high ass rent/mortgage in western countries only to be doing the same thing in Ghana .that’s crazy
they don't do carpets ?
Am first😂😂☝☝💥💥
Even dish washer and laundry must be re-designed!! If any man with his sense improved were to observe those equipment, he'll soonest realize how poorly designed they are!
The external design and the landscape of the house is lovely, but inside is sadly dated and lacks modernity. The $750,000 smart home Cantonment is wayyyy better than this property. I guess location must play a huge part of the high price tag.
thanks
Beautiful area, but the roads that leads to this place is embarrassing
Maya brought me here
These Ghana Houses are overpriced. The houses are big and spacious but the details and finishing are too plain and dated. Like someone commented on previously, with 1.5 Million, I will build a better house with more up to date finishing and better furniture. But kudo's Vanessa your contents are the best.
Transact is not the richest development in Ghana lol, that title will go to Airport hills
Americans all think it's expensive. You guys should see what $1mill gets you in the UK 😊.
Frankly it's far too big for me. All I see are maintenance bills 🤣
Perspective brother. Anyone looking at this house in Ghana has plenty of money to spare. Maintenance is super cheap in Ghana for this category of income earners.
@@nellsawere you're right..my pockets not in this category 😊
@@maxwelllabi2668 that said, this is an exclusive community that the diaspora can have access to provided they have jobs that pays them in a western currency. For example, what people in Toronto can afford with this price is maybe a townhouse with a small one parking sport or two. A little outside the city can afford you more but nothing of sort. The goal is remote work. So your dollars can go far.
@@nellsawere living in Ghana whilst earning dollars working remotely or through an online business makes things easier definitely.
@@FamilyByNature thanks Family by Nature. I know your story very well and it’s an amazing way to not only live in Ghana but be in a position to truly contribute. One can only imagine what $10k monthly income in Ghana can do vrs say London, NY or Toronto. Thanks to the internet. Remote work can make this a reality.
In Taxes you can find a big house like that of $350,000 $1.5million in Ghana doesn’t cut it . Too expensive for a house not so medern
It's nice but it's not worth US$1.5 million. Thankfully the price is negotiable!
That's a lot of house.
A home like that, in the states will run you $3 million, if not more…
which country in africa has the most picturesque nature and outdoor beauty
as well as being the least developed? (not so many buildings, not modernized, with a lot untouched nature)
I don't wanna stay in europe no more. it's too noisy, too crowded, too much cities and surveillance.
i wanna relocate to a place that is the complete opposite of all that
I think that your idea country would be find in space, not in this planet 🌏.
Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. less populated as well
@jsx F what is in kenya or tanzania lmao
You don't sound as someone who konw much about Africa,
Let me tell you once there cities and towns in a country, you find a lot populations in such country. Off course every country have a green landscape which hold nature reserves.
Visit South Africa and see for yourself, If is less populated country
Guinea Conakry 🇬🇳
this is absolutely crazy. it's even disgusting
Trasacco is over rated
That home seems a bit small for the price
That’s extremely expensive..... I was expecting Oprah’s mansion 😂
$1.5M? In Toronto, $1.5M buys only buys a townhouse. Where do you live?
That’s poor man cry, expensive ! I want the contact number
@@nellsawere I wonder for these people oo. I think it's just the mindset that cos it's Africa, it must be cheap. If that was bare land at trassaco, what would it cost? Hmmm
@@brofutv1853 most people can envision anything good for Africa or even want it to be in Africa. We have been socialized to spend good money in the west and beg for Africa. Even the most educated can’t escape this. But the reality is, most people don’t like to understand how things work. Because then you will know, this house is a $5M house based on the economic access to a captain city. $5k per month rents income is very competitive globally.
For that house 👎 it’s just not worth it
Awurade , sika p3 3y3 ya
The House is Beautiful BUT Inside the home is TOO Dark, Prefer Sunlight
Even if I had that money, I wouldn't be giving it to a colonizer in Africa.
hope you dont travel and take western airlines then
@@worldformaticsI live and work in the UK and support the economy. However when ever I'm in Africa, I support Africans. That's my philosophy, I am not asking anybody to be in agreement with me.
@@lilacer6841Don't get me wrong, I love this channel.
@@sweetbadd9852 My comment is not with being in agreement with you or against you. I responded just by the logic of your statement. If you wouldn’t be giving your money to a coloniser in Africa then get an African flight from UK to Africa anytime you visit. You can’t cherry pick
@@worldformaticsI will always cherry pick whenever it suits me. It's my life and choice. Thanks
This is a case of nice on the outside, bland on the inside... $1mil for that cheap looking, boring eggshell colored bathroom!? Inefficiently large kitchen with nothing impressive or interesting about it?? Dining room facing large stairs instead of having its own corner or being in its own beautiful room. It feels like a dated western super mansion of the 80s without any amenities. For $600k maybe, but a million? Don't think so.
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I actually love the garden space and not the structure itself.
Funny enough I don't like it. Lots of wide spaces wasted
The price of these houses are too much 😳
This one is honestly not bad for its age. But the price is a nope.
This house is too large and pricy for nothing, I think. You can have a slightly smaller, but a lot more modern house for 1 million USD.