Thank you so much for sharing with us, Auntie Vanessa. I will also study hard and work hard to be able to build my dream house. I am probably your youngest subscriber. I am 9 years old.
@@NomadBlack You know the beach is only really good when you can go swim in the sea. I loving swimming in the sea, however have you ever swam in the Atlantic ocean? All along the west African coast is the Atlantic ocean and it is for the most part COLD!
Prampram seems like a great choice. I am Afro Jamaican living in NYC and I do construction, so this is an exciting topic for me. You have opened up my eyes to the real possibility of moving to Ghana .
Bob Arthurs , No I have non whatsoever. But just like you I have an interest in relocating there after been here in NY for so long.Also I understand that a large group of African Diasporans live there.
Please before you ever plan of moving, please please please, visit first or several times and an extended stay for a couple of months eg to explore your possibilities. My advice, come to africa, buy land, build , visit regularly to enjoy a break from the west. And in the future, come back and retire in your beautiful house.
1. EL Hills is good because it's close to SGMC hospital and schools. The land is not as expensive as main Accra and there are lots of high end residential developments that will ensure your property value goes up. It's also close to a Lake for recreational activities Or 2. East Airport - you'll avoid all the upper Spintex traffic and be close to a lot of health facilities (Lister Hospital) restaurants, Daignostic Centre, Palace Mall. I believe in Ada a lot of the riverfront land is gone??. My dad tried to get land in the 90s and it was tough.
@Cloud6lash9 New York is a large city so obviously land would be recycled periodically. Ada is a small town. Once the river front is taken up, it's taken up until someone dies or decides to sell
Aburi mountains is my pick. Cool temperature year round. Great scenic views. No mosquitoes. Growing high end developments. Just buy atop a mountain, not down in the valley and you are set. Got myself an acre last year at a great location and the price was not prohibitive.
I'm tired of everyone going to Africa leaving me behind I'm trying to go now but this virus thing Got A Hold on things I'm ready to go I have lots of ideas and lots of new Innovations to help Africas future I cant wait to be part of something big. Love
Well, I have built a house in Ghana,,about 10 minutes drive to the sea.Unfortunately, the sea breeze destroys a lot of things in and around my house.Things get rusted easily.You have to paint your outside and inside walls at least once yearly.It is really expensive to make your house look good all the time.
We live in the coast of Kenya and buildings here get spoilt so much, even cars especially rust. I would love to know the right materials too. Now am gonna do some research.
You should look further along the ridge of the mountains, beyond Aburi: Mampong, Mamfe, Larteh, Akropong...or my favourite town outside Accra, Akosombo.
@@MensahAcademics it's not too far from Accra and you have a couple options to get there. You can go through Dodowa. Those mountain towns are just a few minutes down the road from Aburi and they offer more options for nice land. Both sides of the ridge are beautiful. Overlooking Accra and ocean is nice but I actually prefer the side of the ridge facing the interior. A friend of mine had a beautiful property just passed Aburi in Ahwerase and the view a green space are incredible. Happy land hunting!
@@KofiAime so right about that beautiful scenery. I used to live in Pokuase which was nice to come home to but once the first phase of the motorway was done about 10 years ago every car on the planet used it causing more traffic. So if the other routes won't cause similar road blocks around rush hour and are do-able within the hour, I'm game!
Omg Vanessa.. they all sound and look so amazing!! Girl, you look so excited when talking about this. I thought you were gonna jump outta your chair. Lol!.. Girl your thinking about this too much. Go off of you instinct. Have you been to these places? You should go and smell, feel, see, touch the trees, the grass. Vibe with the people in those communities. I think that’s what you should do.
The earlier the better.make up your mind ASAP if you intend to buy Land because the prices don't stay the same all the time.Also $50,000 for land is just too much for land.Even 40,30,20, thousand is too much.Get a trusted family member to enquire about an area you are interested in.The local people will get the land a cheaper price than you going yourself.But becareful even with family members.my advice is be there to see the land.And know who you are buying from.Please don't do the Long distance buying.lastly,price coat in cedis only.
Please Please and please, just be careful when you buying Any land from these Areas darling! I'm from Prampram, but I still had to buy my Land around the community 25 just right after the Deft Deftraco area, which turned out to be a very big problem? Yet still there are still good and honest LANDS through! BUT! Please don't go and buy a LAND from , IN, OR This particular NAME ( MR. BLESSING ) ....... Anywhere right from DORWAYA, COMMUNITY. 25- TO Our beautiful PRAMPRAM. ........
I am so sad because in 2015 I was going to buy my land in prampram, it was cheap on the beach front. I like prampram, away from the hustle and bustle of Accra but easily accessible, as Accra is not far away. Flooding risks must be considered but I know successful businesses operate there and have had no problems over the years. In Ghana in general the see is wild lol. Exciting time ahead, all the best :)
Prampram has a cool name and looks to be a good investment to rent out on Airbnb or something (you can then build your permanent home elsewhere on a hill somewhere)
the hills sound nice, you shouldn't have to worry about mudslides if you put trees up around your home to hold down the soil, but i like the first option, and if you are worrying about the sea you could put 2-5 foot hill in front of your house to protect your home from floods, many homes on the beach in the USA have hills or mounds to block the ocean water
Congratulations and well done on 50K subs, Vanessa. You’ve done a brilliant job with the research. All the areas you’ve mentioned are good. Ada is one to watch. It’s so beautiful and land is cheaper away from the beach. You’ve got to visit the plots to have a feel of the area. You are more than welcome to stop by when you are in our area. I wish you success in your house building journey. 😉
Wow... so much to think about. I’m also moving to Ghana but I want a farm. I definitely wanna be within an hour of Accra. The beach house in Prampram sounds like a great investment with the new airport plans, I would love to rent it for a few months 🥰. I currently live in the mountains here in the US and I definitely LOVE IT but that mudslide issue in Aburi makes me anxious... overall I say Accra if you can but if not, Santeo!!! I’m so excited for you!!! Good luck and see you in Ghana!!! 😆☺️🤞🏽🙏🏽
Hello Vanessa! Kokomlemle was mentioned in one of your earlier videos and that alone got me viewing your videos religiously. I grew up in Kokomlemle and now am a part owner of a good rental property there. My husband and I built our house in Prampram and are planning to build another one there starting as soon as the border is open and we can get there. President Akuffo Addo mentioned in his address tonight that possibly Kotoka International Airport could be opened by September. Fingers crossed and waiting. Fortunately for us we bought our lands when it was very affordable and not much litigation business going on. We are not beach people so we bought close to E T Mensah and Naadu Mills’ houses which are about 5 minutes to the beach. Coconut Point is a nice small beach place we like to go sit, eat and just enjoy the view of the ocean. Prampram is a great place. We enjoy living in Prampram. We are also blessed to have a place at Kokomlemle near Ring Road Central so when we want to spend late nights in Accra we just sleep at our place in Accra and don’t have to drive back to Prampram. I am from the Akuapem mountains so obviously I love Aburi and have been considering getting land there for farming. Have you looked at Devtraco at Community 25 not far from Prampram? They are selling land in the gated community. It is even more closer to Accra. Also concerning sea erosion, for Prampram you could get land a bit away from the ocean front. Well I have held off commenting for a while but finally I have. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. Remember for vacation rental, location location location and your investment will pay off.
Thank you so much for commenting! Kokomlemle is where I spent a lot of time in when I was younger. I still go often. I would love to have a place in Accra and another vacation spot as you mention. I think I’ll start with the vacation spot then maybe in future get a place flat in Accra. Thanks for all your suggestions definitely going to look into them :)
Hello Miss could I ask what are the best locations for vacation rentals outside the city ie Greater Accra areas which are reasonably priced in the range below 20,000 gh cedis? Thanks
@@akuaappiah7554 Yes we do grow things on our land in Prampram we also have a mango tree that produces mangos twice a year. Almost all our neighbors grow some thing. Peppers, cassava, plantains, pawpaw, and many more.
They've already started sea defence from western side of Ghana n now they've reached Central region through all the coastal areas. You can search it Elmina Castle now
Vanessa Kanbi I have already bought the land I bought one at amasaman like two years ago and the one at Winneba is ocean view . The one at amasaman is like 40 minutes drive from the airport I heard prampram has some good lands too and kokrobite lands are for the rich lol 😂 I can’t afford those areas but it’s a great location!! No doubt
brigey no not yet and I haven’t because I really don’t know how I want the house to be . I’m in a dilemma of wether I should build a primary home or build a simple vacation home for rental.. I just can’t decide right now
COME TO ABURI, THIS IS A VERY NICE COOL AREA. THERE IS PLENTY OF LAND. YOU DONT HAVE TO LIVE ON THE EDGE OF THE MOUNTAIN. THERE IS A NEW MASSIVE PARK A BEING BUILT. DONT WAIT TOO LONG. THE PRICE WILL BALLON SOON
Hi please which part of aburi? becos I have looked recently and the lands seem expensive may be I am looking on the wrong side. I'm also attracted to the cool climate and no mosquito situation in aburi.
I was thinking to move there before to Ghana, I have only been there once but I luv Aburi, whatever u do Vanessa get a 2nd opinion from a land surveyor, bcos all the apprehensions regarding beach, mountain etc., are very valid, I am sooo...excited for u, pls take us on this journey with u, so someone like myself can see what’s all involved if u build in Ghana, wishing u the best of the best, peace, luv and light
I live in New Jersey but from Ghana and after watching your video It gave me the final nudge to go ahead and buy a land in east legon hills just by the lake , awesome.
1) Volta because it is beautiful and there's something magical about it 2) Aburi nature and a view attracts people 3) Legon seems to be developing nicely
as a real estate agent in USA, and a Ghanaian as well, I will suggest that #1, you choose Prampram, mainly because of the new airport to be built, the beach, and closeness to Accra. #2 Abury because of tourist. Renting both places will fetch you more more money, entaintainment, etc. location, location, location! # 3 Kokrobitay. Diana. see u.
Hey Vanessa! I think I have the same challenges you are dealing with right now. What I think I will be doing is compromise. 1. Build on the coast but not right on the beach.... just a few yards inland so you can still enjoy the view breeze and the proximity without being too close. When you build, make sure it is nice and chic but not too expensive. My opinion is to have a mixture of concrete and wood structures, nothing metallic. 2. Forget about the beach, look for a wooded area, something by a lake instead. 3. If you are going to be on a hill make sure the area is a little rocky and wooded to avoid mudslides. 4. Maybe one could think of 2 small and (again chic but not expensive) houses, one of which on the close to the beach so that you always have options. Just rent out the one you don’t use. That’s of course if you have the means to do so.
Aburi mountain, particularly Peduase Lodge. is the new hot spot in Ghana. Direct Beachfront house is also my dream home wish. I am building my mansion directly behind Hill Palace Hotel at Peduase Lodge. land at Aburi with Accra's view is about 30k-60k US. I had to have Accra's views with my house at Aburi, Peduase Lodge. It faces straight up the mountains looking from the tollbooth. They still have land with the views of Accra but they're pricey. The ruling elites of the nation are moving there. A word of advice and caution from a License builder: Construction materials and overall construction cost in Ghana excluding the land is almost the same throughout Ghana. But the value of the house you build can be 4 to 6 times more or less depending on the house location of the house. Don't focus so much on the cost of the land because the land will not cost more the 10-15% of the total house cost. However, you can lose or gain as much as 6 times the value of the house depending on the location. Services such as roads and utilities are also approved and rendered faster in areas where the ruling elites like to live. Since you can't build your own road and provide some of these services and utilities yourself... Well, you know what to do...Good Luck!
Hi Vanessa! I just wanna let u know my experience by having a Plots/building sites at Gomoa fetteh(Gomoa East) Early in the morning 🌄 seeing the sun 🌞 rising combination with ocean 🌊 is so vibration, amazing and beautiful lol. I have a acre of land (4plots) at nyanyano Sea front/Ocean 🌊 view. I love 💕 it, it's beautiful there.
@@perfumesrus7504 Best 👍👌 area/place/location to Base xD. 2 opportunities at that place. 🌞 sunrising & 🌞 sunset 🌇 lol. Another good news is we do also have a beautiful lake, lake ojja/odja with full of Talapia 🐟 🐟 🐟:-D hahahaha I love 💕 Gomoa East/fetteh. We have ocean 🌊🌊 we have Lake. We have millennium & pentecostal university lol.
Beach..it’s your holiday house and people will want to vacation at the beach. Make sure it’s built with the possibility of storms and occasional rough weather in mind. Hurricane proof your house, people build on beaches all of the time with good results
If the roads were Perfectly fixed I will choose Kwahu - - yup. My daily commute in terms of kilometers to work everyday here in USA is same as Accra to Nkawkaw (it takes me 45 mins) which tells me if the roads were fixed it will take me this much time, from Accra to Nkawkaw
Beach areas have lots of disadvantages, What I advice is get a bigger cheaper land that's close to Accra and find an architect who can design a structure with geat open environment and feel part of your surroundings with white beach sand, open pool, preparing and heading out to the beach is special than staying close to it.
Close to the airport and you have to deal with the noice from planes flying in and out. I live by the airport here in California. Make sure your windows are sounds proof.
Holy crap. Thank you. Want to build a house for my Ma to retire in Ghana next year. Definitely saving this video. Will come back to it again. And please keep us updated
I am so glad you're ever so closer to your dream in Ghana, well done. Most people dream of owning a beach house, closer reality awakens our SUBCONSCIOUS as of what's involve. Glad you're aware. Obviously you won't be living there all year round, consider further inland, yet not too far from the sea.
This is my take on strategy for property you want to partially stay in and partially rent out. It is worth it to get an apartment in one of the more expensive areas and finance it in Scotland. Many of the condo complexes being built are hybrid hotel/condo complexes that are designed just for that type of owner. They do all the work and you get your percentage. When you want to stay there you block out that time. I am not sure how the tax system in Scotland works but you could write off your payments as business expense. If you finance from Scotland I think that could work for you.
Congratulation Vanessa, looking forward to seeing the videos of the home building process. My family and I will be visiting Ghana real soon. #CottonForTheSoul
Wtf you building a home in Ghana youuuuu? wow I know your married but you are one of the Beautiful Smiles people need in Ghana your beauty brings diversity much love to you vanesss.
Have you considered the corrosion on ur home appliances? Take a look at Oyibi and Aburi.Those areas have a beautiful land and climate.Apolonia,Akatamanso and Afienya.I recommend for you Oyibi the best place into the future.
Aburi is beautiful. Have you checked next door into Dodowa! It is beautiful as well and nearby tourist attractions. There is another place that is outside your distance parameters near Elmina and Cape Coast, small town named MOREE! absolutely stunning beach!
Living at the beach is a never-ending expense. The novelty of living at the beach wears off but the expense doesn't. The salt water spray from the ocean goes inland for miles and it rust out your cars, appliances, air conditioners, practically anything with metal. Also, your home insurance if you can get a company to insure the property is high. Then there is the property taxes that tend to be high, When there are storms/hurricanes the coast is hit hard, and the list of never ending expenses continues. Remember the biblical saying: "The foolish man builds his house upon the sand". In my opinion, make a visit to the beach something special to enjoy by living away from the beach.
You really need to go and feel out the areas if it's somewhere you plan to live. Your spirit will guide you. Which place gives you good vibes? Which place makes you feel happiest, safest, most comfortable? If it's just for rental purposes then it doesn't matter as much. You can choose the place with the most renter appeal. People like places that are affordable, near water, with lots of trees/greenery that are also near the airport, shops, markets, and restaurants. I would vote for Pram Pram, Aburi or Ada.
Aburi is nice if you can find land in Aburi proper and not on the mountain, that is certainly not wise, as I have seen people do. 2. Kokrobite 3. Ada Good luck with your search, can't wait to see where you choose and the finished product.
When i’m in Ghana i live in Dawhenya which is down the road from Prampram so i highly recommend Prampram, such a lovely area. My partner is a Project Manager in construction, he also helps people with land purchases (he goes to view them before they purchase to make sure there are no issues, helps negotiate prices etc). I’d be happy to connect you if you like, he lives in Ghana so wouldn’t be an issue.
Wow, that's interesting, my next visit to Ghana when this dreaded Pandemic lifts is to look at land in Ghana - so interested in persons who are reliable in land purchase.
Donna Bowes oh great, well when you’re ready, you can contact me via Instagram dm and i can pass you his details. My handle is @Raie_TheFantiBae otherwise i will be in Ghana this December (maybe November if i can change my ticket🙏🏾) so that could be easier to connect you
Tema community 25 is great, 10 minutes to the beach and 20 minutes to the airport and 15 minutes to Tema general hospital, land cost 40,000 Ghana cedis there.
Am a property broker and a developer I sell only genuine registered lands across the City of Accra, Prampram ,Tema, spintex, airport residential,East legon, East legon hills,Ridge, Cantonment, prampram, tsopoli etc i have Both residential, industrial, commercial, Resorts and beach lands for sale.call me on 0244612245
Personally Aburi sounds cool and the scenic view is fantastic . A friend suggests that East Legon will be a great place when it comes to renting out due to the number of exparts and younger folks frequenting the neighborhood. Another criteria will be schools. Airport Hills, Cantoments,Ringway Estates all have the best access to everything though they may be quite pricey. Anyway congrats on making that first move. You inspire me and all your choices are great. Carina can do some homework for you too.
Prampram has a huge diaspora community. Alot of people from the African American Association live there. So diasporans will feel welcome there. Its relatively inexpensive, close to the ocean and out of the hustle and bustle of Accra
@Wendall Church please don't troll my comments. If u don't have something constructive to say backed with facts, go to someone else comments to post your trash. Case closed.
Hi Vanessa, bold move to build a house. There are other nice places in Accra like Larterbiokorshie where I am building. It’s 10 -20 mins drive to the beach and Black Star square and GIS school. It’s a cool place. The Marine Drive project(look it up)will put you within 15 mins drive.
Pram Pram is definitely the best place. I'm building in Pram Pram next to kingdom books warehouse which is about 5-10 minutes from the beach. Spend more time looking into Pram Pram....you will not regret.
The weather in Aburi sounds fantastic. I like the open concept design because it allows for cross ventilation. Also I would plant trees right away. Lemon, mango and Neem tree. 😊
Having been there I would say Aburi. The views there are phenomenal and there's the botanical gardens as an added attraction. The roads were pot hole free when I went but not sure now how they are now. It's cooler there and the whole place had a nice Boho ambience with tourists learning drumming and doing arts and crafts with the locals. Please forget Pram Pram. When I visited, a local man decided to have his bath right in front of where I was standing with my elderly mum. We didn't know where to look 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ShadowGhoulAsmr C from $15,000 for a plot of 70’x100’ size. I’m servicing all my lands now, electricity, water, covered drains and hopefully, fiber optics. Price will definitely shoot up after I’m done.
Very interesting picks . East legon hills will be the best among your pics .however, not a good vacation stay area at the moment due to the distance . East legon would have been the best due to the rising number of nightlife and shopping centers tho it’s the worst traffic area . I will like to draw your attention to NORTH LEGON . Very serene area with almost no traffic going in and out . It has had number of commercial developments over the past few years with a decent clinic and necessity supplies centers all around it . I learnt PALACE MALL is currently building a branch by the Atomic junction and opposite that is a new event center with a commercial swimming pool . Papaye and kfc is 2 minutes drive away and the biggest market ( MADINA MARKET ) is 2 minutes drive as well . It’s with all these I think it will be a good area to invest in for it will appreciate faster than other similar areas like EAST LEGON .
Strive For greatness it’s actually starts from $100,000 for a well documented one with walking distance to the clinic, kfc and palace mall. Below $100,000 will be madina and agbogba which are both Neighbors of North legon .
I saw aburi through Wode maya channel . It’s nice! But you should ask some help from a geologist to determine which is the best land for you construction and what type of construction and how to position your house .because at the end of the day people have to make compromise.
I bought and built in Akuapem Mountains. It can be a little boring at times as there is not much to do. However the landscape is so lush and green it outweighs the lack of amenities. One of the main pros is there are.ery few mosquitoes. This is a major bonus. There are also some future projects lined up, Papaye Gardens and Acqua Safari. The sea or lake is beautiful but the mosquitoes are plenty. As for land slides, thats if u r foolish enuff to build right on the edge of the mountain, u may/will be prone to problems prone to
@@nanaok8070 That's good for you that you're blessed with health. I guess the big Govt hosoital is the Tetteh Quarshie Memorial? It seems it wasn't up to par from the research I'm doing but the government is currently renovating it so hopefully in the next 2 years the area will be fully serviced in terms of Healthcare because one good hospital isn't enough. Thanks for confirming. .
@@tvs9978 I actually live inside the gates of TQMH. Yes they have finally done the road down to the Doctor's bungalows (my road and I give thanks). They are also currently building a Nurse's Training school and renovating some of the hospital blocks. All much needed
Thank you so much for sharing with us, Auntie Vanessa. I will also study hard and work hard to be able to build my dream house. I am probably your youngest subscriber. I am 9 years old.
You’re on the right side of TH-cam 😊
Milani Inalim Thank you so much. I am so grateful🥰
You so intelligent for your age, keep it up!
Maya R I am speechless. Nice people like you are not easy to meet. Thank you so much ☺️
@@thelittlebossproductions6346 you are welcome and I know you will definitely be a success in life 😃
The hills the hills Vanessa, I want to go chill in nature and look down on the city as I sip a fresh fruit juice and eat some good food.
This is seeming like one of my top choices!
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That certainly sounds like a good plan and you can not go wrong with a property on the hills
Make it a glass of fresh palm wine oh 😉
@@NomadBlack You know the beach is only really good when you can go swim in the sea. I loving swimming in the sea, however have you ever swam in the Atlantic ocean? All along the west African coast is the Atlantic ocean and it is for the most part COLD!
Prampram or Aburi Mountains will satisfy all your needs and affordable too.
The locations stated are certainly a good place to start and values are reasonable
Prampram seems like a great choice. I am Afro Jamaican living in NYC and I do construction, so this is an exciting topic for me. You have opened up my eyes to the real possibility of moving to Ghana .
D you have connections in Prampram Johnny? I am Afro Jamaican living in Canada having interest in Ghana.
Bob Arthurs , No I have non whatsoever. But just like you I have an interest in relocating there after been here in NY for so long.Also I understand that a large group of African Diasporans live there.
@@johnl6838 Hoping to visit next year when this Covid virus settles down.
Please before you ever plan of moving, please please please, visit first or several times and an extended stay for a couple of months eg to explore your possibilities. My advice, come to africa, buy land, build , visit regularly to enjoy a break from the west. And in the future, come back and retire in your beautiful house.
Bob Arthurs , yes my family and I planning a visit also. Everyone recommends multiple trips, before deciding.
CONGRATULATIONS Vanessa . Can’t wait to see the plan .
Thank you very much!
1. EL Hills is good because it's close to SGMC hospital and schools. The land is not as expensive as main Accra and there are lots of high end residential developments that will ensure your property value goes up. It's also close to a Lake for recreational activities
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2. East Airport - you'll avoid all the upper Spintex traffic and be close to a lot of health facilities (Lister Hospital) restaurants, Daignostic Centre, Palace Mall.
I believe in Ada a lot of the riverfront land is gone??. My dad tried to get land in the 90s and it was tough.
@Cloud6lash9 New York is a large city so obviously land would be recycled periodically. Ada is a small town. Once the river front is taken up, it's taken up until someone dies or decides to sell
TVS Ltd but plot of land in East Airport is at least 100kUSD she doesn’t want to spen that much
Aburi mountains is my pick. Cool temperature year round. Great scenic views. No mosquitoes. Growing high end developments. Just buy atop a mountain, not down in the valley and you are set. Got myself an acre last year at a great location and the price was not prohibitive.
Can I email you about where to go to find great deals?
Congratulations Vanessa! I am so happy for you. Can't wait to see the finished house.
I'm tired of everyone going to Africa leaving me behind I'm trying to go now but this virus thing Got A Hold on things I'm ready to go I have lots of ideas and lots of new Innovations to help Africas future I cant wait to be part of something big. Love
the government just made an announcement lastnight that the borders will be open on September 1 so get ready for Ghana
We are here to welcome you with open arms
Well, I have built a house in Ghana,,about 10 minutes drive to the sea.Unfortunately, the sea breeze destroys a lot of things in and around my house.Things get rusted easily.You have to paint your outside and inside walls at least once yearly.It is really expensive to make your house look good all the time.
You have to use the right materials Bro
We live in the coast of Kenya and buildings here get spoilt so much, even cars especially rust. I would love to know the right materials too.
Now am gonna do some research.
This is because of the saltiness of the moist air from the sea. We disappointed that you weren't warned before construction.
Meridian Hotel in Tema was always getting rusty because of the salty beeezes. Not sure if it's still around.
You should look further along the ridge of the mountains, beyond Aburi: Mampong, Mamfe, Larteh, Akropong...or my favourite town outside Accra, Akosombo.
True but what about the commute to Accra. Is that really do-able?
@@MensahAcademics it's not too far from Accra and you have a couple options to get there. You can go through Dodowa. Those mountain towns are just a few minutes down the road from Aburi and they offer more options for nice land. Both sides of the ridge are beautiful. Overlooking Accra and ocean is nice but I actually prefer the side of the ridge facing the interior. A friend of mine had a beautiful property just passed Aburi in Ahwerase and the view a green space are incredible. Happy land hunting!
@@KofiAime so right about that beautiful scenery. I used to live in Pokuase which was nice to come home to but once the first phase of the motorway was done about 10 years ago every car on the planet used it causing more traffic. So if the other routes won't cause similar road blocks around rush hour and are do-able within the hour, I'm game!
@Ben Cugoano which are the best real estate agents in ghana?
I lived in Akosombo all my life. It is one of the most well-planned towns in Ghana aside Tema and also a buzzing tourist attraction
Omg Vanessa.. they all sound and look so amazing!! Girl, you look so excited when talking about this. I thought you were gonna jump outta your chair. Lol!.. Girl your thinking about this too much. Go off of you instinct. Have you been to these places? You should go and smell, feel, see, touch the trees, the grass. Vibe with the people in those communities. I think that’s what you should do.
My parents are building in Prampram! It looks beautiful.
Prampram is a lovely location
How nice is PramPram cus I’m buying two plots over there
Locals do not buy this land?
The earlier the better.make up your mind ASAP if you intend to buy Land because the prices don't stay the same all the time.Also $50,000 for land is just too much for land.Even 40,30,20, thousand is too much.Get a trusted family member to enquire about an area you are interested in.The local people will get the land a cheaper price than you going yourself.But becareful even with family members.my advice is be there to see the land.And know who you are buying from.Please don't do the Long distance buying.lastly,price coat in cedis only.
Hmm I doubt that. My Ghananian friend bought land last year for $2,500. It's not in the same area but you could buy elsewhere.
Please Please and please, just be careful when you buying Any land from these Areas darling!
I'm from Prampram, but I still had to buy my Land around the community 25 just right after the Deft Deftraco area, which turned out to be a very big problem?
Yet still there are still good and honest LANDS through!
BUT! Please don't go and buy a LAND from , IN, OR This particular NAME ( MR. BLESSING ) ....... Anywhere right from DORWAYA, COMMUNITY. 25- TO Our beautiful PRAMPRAM. ........
Must be Western Costomer Prices
Agreed, i got scammed trying to get a 'trusted' friend to buy land for me.
I am so sad because in 2015 I was going to buy my land in prampram, it was cheap on the beach front. I like prampram, away from the hustle and bustle of Accra but easily accessible, as Accra is not far away. Flooding risks must be considered but I know successful businesses operate there and have had no problems over the years. In Ghana in general the see is wild lol. Exciting time ahead, all the best :)
Akosombo- by the River Volta - 1 and a half hour drive to Accra, boat riding, Tilapia, Peaceful poeple, Land Price 20000 to 30,000
I am so happy for you because you been saying that it your dream to have a home back home for you and your family bless you 🙏
Prampram has a cool name and looks to be a good investment to rent out on Airbnb or something (you can then build your permanent home elsewhere on a hill somewhere)
the hills sound nice, you shouldn't have to worry about mudslides if you put trees up around your home to hold down the soil, but i like the first option, and if you are worrying about the sea you could put 2-5 foot hill in front of your house to protect your home from floods, many homes on the beach in the USA have hills or mounds to block the ocean water
Congratulations and well done on 50K subs, Vanessa. You’ve done a brilliant job with the research. All the areas you’ve mentioned are good. Ada is one to watch. It’s so beautiful and land is cheaper away from the beach. You’ve got to visit the plots to have a feel of the area. You are more than welcome to stop by when you are in our area. I wish you success in your house building journey. 😉
You have made the right decision.
Thank you Justice!
Wow... so much to think about. I’m also moving to Ghana but I want a farm. I definitely wanna be within an hour of Accra. The beach house in Prampram sounds like a great investment with the new airport plans, I would love to rent it for a few months 🥰. I currently live in the mountains here in the US and I definitely LOVE IT but that mudslide issue in Aburi makes me anxious... overall I say Accra if you can but if not, Santeo!!! I’m so excited for you!!! Good luck and see you in Ghana!!! 😆☺️🤞🏽🙏🏽
Hi Vanessa Kanbi I am in NY, I have never been to the motherland, but looking at the pictures you show me, I would pick Gomo Fete or Aburi.
We are happy to follow you.you guys enspire as a lot.
Hello Vanessa! Kokomlemle was mentioned in one of your earlier videos and that alone got me viewing your videos religiously. I grew up in Kokomlemle and now am a part owner of a good rental property there. My husband and I built our house in Prampram and are planning to build another one there starting as soon as the border is open and we can get there. President Akuffo Addo mentioned in his address tonight that possibly Kotoka International Airport could be opened by September. Fingers crossed and waiting.
Fortunately for us we bought our lands when it was very affordable and not much litigation business going on. We are not beach people so we bought close to E T Mensah and Naadu Mills’ houses which are about 5 minutes to the beach. Coconut Point is a nice small beach place we like to go sit, eat and just enjoy the view of the ocean. Prampram is a great place. We enjoy living in Prampram. We are also blessed to have a place at Kokomlemle near Ring Road Central so when we want to spend late nights in Accra we just sleep at our place in Accra and don’t have to drive back to Prampram.
I am from the Akuapem mountains so obviously I love Aburi and have been considering getting land there for farming.
Have you looked at Devtraco at Community 25 not far from Prampram? They are selling land in the gated community. It is even more closer to Accra. Also concerning sea erosion, for Prampram you could get land a bit away from the ocean front.
Well I have held off commenting for a while but finally I have. I love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Remember for vacation rental, location location location and your investment will pay off.
Thank you so much for commenting! Kokomlemle is where I spent a lot of time in when I was younger. I still go often. I would love to have a place in Accra and another vacation spot as you mention. I think I’ll start with the vacation spot then maybe in future get a place flat in Accra. Thanks for all your suggestions definitely going to look into them :)
Hello Miss could I ask what are the best locations for vacation rentals outside the city ie Greater Accra areas which are reasonably priced in the range below 20,000 gh cedis? Thanks
Oh for real. I grew up there.
Can you farm or grow things on your land at Prampram? I’m curious to know if you can have a little garden on the land there.
@@akuaappiah7554 Yes we do grow things on our land in Prampram we also have a mango tree that produces mangos twice a year. Almost all our neighbors grow some thing. Peppers, cassava, plantains, pawpaw, and many more.
They've already started sea defence from western side of Ghana n now they've reached Central region through all the coastal areas. You can search it Elmina Castle now
Building is the way !! I can’t wait to tart mine too !! One in capecoast and one in Accra
Yes I don't think its going to be easy... but will be worth it in the end :) What area in Accra are you going for?
😮 one after the other, good luck though 👍🏽
Vanessa Kanbi I have already bought the land I bought one at amasaman like two years ago and the one at Winneba is ocean view . The one at amasaman is like 40 minutes drive from the airport I heard prampram has some good lands too and kokrobite lands are for the rich lol 😂 I can’t afford those areas but it’s a great location!! No doubt
@@danielkofiboadux have u started building in accra yet?
brigey no not yet and I haven’t because I really don’t know how I want the house to be . I’m in a dilemma of wether I should build a primary home or build a simple vacation home for rental.. I just can’t decide right now
COME TO ABURI, THIS IS A VERY NICE COOL AREA. THERE IS PLENTY OF LAND. YOU DONT HAVE TO LIVE ON THE EDGE OF THE MOUNTAIN. THERE IS A NEW MASSIVE PARK A BEING BUILT. DONT WAIT TOO LONG. THE PRICE WILL BALLON SOON
Hi please which part of aburi? becos I have looked recently and the lands seem expensive may be I am looking on the wrong side. I'm also attracted to the cool climate and no mosquito situation in aburi.
L F hope your question gets answered, am interested too.
@@SuperBabiiT lol let's keep our fingers and toes crossed. 🤞
@@SuperBabiiT me too. Am Interested pls. If you find anything,let me know.
Reminds me of Aburi accord
Aburi sounds like a dream. In nature and if you want to escape to the city, not too far from Accra.
Looking forward to this journey
whoop!
I was thinking to move there before to Ghana, I have only been there once but I luv Aburi, whatever u do Vanessa get a 2nd opinion from a land surveyor, bcos all the apprehensions regarding beach, mountain etc., are very valid, I am sooo...excited for u, pls take us on this journey with u, so someone like myself can see what’s all involved if u build in Ghana, wishing u the best of the best, peace, luv and light
Been watching this channel for a while and to my surprise I noticed I was not subscriber. You just gained one. Keep up the good work.
A friend of mine who built his house in Kumasi, doesn`t have such problems.My green grass has also big problems due do the salty soil.
I live in New Jersey but from Ghana and after watching your video It gave me the final nudge to go ahead and buy a land in east legon hills just by the lake , awesome.
😃😃there's nothing so special like beaulding your own home hun👌💯💯so excited for you VK🙏🏾🤗💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💖💖
SendWave is the best of the lot. It is so easy. I started using the app last year and no issues to date
This is a great video 👍🏽 thank you
congrats vanessa!!! i can’t wait to build mine🥺🙌🏾💛
1) Volta because it is beautiful and there's something magical about it 2) Aburi nature and a view attracts people 3) Legon seems to be developing nicely
Dude, your happiness is contagious!
Future congrats though!!
Yess!! I’m making plans to start my house building journey soon in Ghana !!!! East Lagon is my TOP pick but then again I love all your selections 😊❤️😊
Real Estate is the way to go , if you have to borrow from a bank it’s worth it to buy for . Good luck ! Much love from Ethiopia living in the US!
Definitely Aburi! Beautiful!
as a real estate agent in USA, and a Ghanaian as well, I will suggest that #1, you choose Prampram, mainly because of the new airport to be built, the beach, and closeness to Accra. #2 Abury because of tourist. Renting both places will fetch you more more money, entaintainment, etc. location, location, location! # 3 Kokrobitay. Diana. see u.
Hey Vanessa! I think I have the same challenges you are dealing with right now. What I think I will be doing is compromise.
1. Build on the coast but not right on the beach.... just a few yards inland so you can still enjoy the view breeze and the proximity without being too close.
When you build, make sure it is nice and chic but not too expensive. My opinion is to have a mixture of concrete and wood structures, nothing metallic.
2. Forget about the beach, look for a wooded area, something by a lake instead.
3. If you are going to be on a hill make sure the area is a little rocky and wooded to avoid mudslides.
4. Maybe one could think of 2 small and (again chic but not expensive) houses, one of which on the close to the beach so that you always have options. Just rent out the one you don’t use. That’s of course if you have the means to do so.
Yes Ningo-Prampram is a very cool developing area. The land is a clear white sand and not far from Tema(20 minutes drive).
I love Ningo- Prampram area.
Aburi mountain, particularly Peduase Lodge. is the new hot spot in Ghana. Direct Beachfront house is also my dream home wish. I am building my mansion directly behind Hill Palace Hotel at Peduase Lodge. land at Aburi with Accra's view is about 30k-60k US. I had to have Accra's views with my house at Aburi, Peduase Lodge. It faces straight up the mountains looking from the tollbooth. They still have land with the views of Accra but they're pricey. The ruling elites of the nation are moving there.
A word of advice and caution from a License builder: Construction materials and overall construction cost in Ghana excluding the land is almost the same throughout Ghana. But the value of the house you build can be 4 to 6 times more or less depending on the house location of the house. Don't focus so much on the cost of the land because the land will not cost more the 10-15% of the total house cost. However, you can lose or gain as much as 6 times the value of the house depending on the location.
Services such as roads and utilities are also approved and rendered faster in areas where the ruling elites like to live. Since you can't build your own road and provide some of these services and utilities yourself... Well, you know what to do...Good Luck!
Wow! Ur home sounds Beautiful! May I visit when I move there? I'm in Atlanta now. 😁
@@UniqueBeautie no problem!! Let me know when you are in Ghana! They just opened the borders. I will be coming to ATL for while myself
@@FuturePress1 Ok thank you!! My email is queencecelia1@yahoo.com May I have yours?
The area by the lake....then there were two areas closer to Accra. No mountain home to avoid the landslides like you said and do consider less traffic
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Hi Vanessa! I just wanna let u know my experience by having a Plots/building sites at Gomoa fetteh(Gomoa East) Early in the morning 🌄 seeing the sun 🌞 rising combination with ocean 🌊 is so vibration, amazing and beautiful lol.
I have a acre of land (4plots) at nyanyano Sea front/Ocean 🌊 view. I love 💕 it, it's beautiful there.
I have got mine at Senya Beraku. It's next to Gomoa Fetteh 😊
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Best 👍👌 area/place/location to Base xD. 2 opportunities at that place. 🌞 sunrising & 🌞 sunset 🌇 lol. Another good news is we do also have a beautiful lake, lake ojja/odja with full of Talapia 🐟 🐟 🐟:-D hahahaha I love 💕 Gomoa East/fetteh. We have ocean 🌊🌊 we have Lake. We have millennium & pentecostal university lol.
My siblings and I are building at Gomoa Getteh too...not far from the beach! All the best guys..
I think Aburi would be a great place ... I love the weather there.
Congrats on the 50k subs ✌🏼
Weather is amazing at Aburi, worth considering
Beach..it’s your holiday house and people will want to vacation at the beach. Make sure it’s built with the possibility of storms and occasional rough weather in mind. Hurricane proof your house, people build on beaches all of the time with good results
If the roads were Perfectly fixed I will choose Kwahu - - yup. My daily commute in terms of kilometers to work everyday here in USA is same as Accra to Nkawkaw (it takes me 45 mins) which tells me if the roads were fixed it will take me this much time, from Accra to Nkawkaw
Kwahu-oooh Kwahu!!
Stunningly beautiful, cool, mimimal mosquitoes and peaceful.
But yes the road oooh... the road!!!
Beach areas have lots of disadvantages, What I advice is get a bigger cheaper land that's close to Accra and find an architect who can design a structure with geat open environment and feel part of your surroundings with white beach sand, open pool, preparing and heading out to the beach is special than staying close to it.
Ada or Ada Foah is a place I would rent if you had something there. It's beautiful and away from accra traffic
Close to the airport and you have to deal with the noice from planes flying in and out. I live by the airport here in California. Make sure your windows are sounds proof.
Exciting! Look forward to following the next stage of your journey.
Holy crap. Thank you. Want to build a house for my Ma to retire in Ghana next year. Definitely saving this video. Will come back to it again. And please keep us updated
The weather in Aburi will be suitable for someone who have lived in the West all her life
I am so glad you're ever so closer to your dream in Ghana, well done.
Most people dream of owning a beach house, closer reality awakens our SUBCONSCIOUS as of what's involve.
Glad you're aware. Obviously you won't be living there all year round, consider further inland, yet not too far from the sea.
This is my take on strategy for property you want to partially stay in and partially rent out. It is worth it to get an apartment in one of the more expensive areas and finance it in Scotland. Many of the condo complexes being built are hybrid hotel/condo complexes that are designed just for that type of owner. They do all the work and you get your percentage. When you want to stay there you block out that time. I am not sure how the tax system in Scotland works but you could write off your payments as business expense. If you finance from Scotland I think that could work for you.
Omg I love your channel, I just found you and binge watching your videos. So inspirational. Love from the Uk ❤️❤️❤️
Ada seems like a great area for a weekend house or rental when you can't use it. No on Aburi, mudslides are too risky.
ABURI all day everyday ✊🏿✌🏿🖤. Good climate no mosquitoes and you don't have to build too close to the mountain 🏔️.
Congratulation Vanessa, looking forward to seeing the videos of the home building process. My family and I will be visiting Ghana real soon. #CottonForTheSoul
Wtf you building a home in Ghana youuuuu? wow I know your married but you are one of the Beautiful Smiles people need in Ghana your beauty brings diversity much love to you vanesss.
Excited to watch this series. Been thinking about doing the same thing but didn’t know where to start.
That’s my plan! I’m looking to build between Tema and PramPram...
Have you considered the corrosion on ur home appliances? Take a look at Oyibi and Aburi.Those areas have a beautiful land and climate.Apolonia,Akatamanso and Afienya.I recommend for you Oyibi the best place into the future.
Aburi is beautiful. Have you checked next door into Dodowa! It is beautiful as well and nearby tourist attractions.
There is another place that is outside your distance parameters near Elmina and Cape Coast, small town named MOREE! absolutely stunning beach!
Living at the beach is a never-ending expense. The novelty of living at the beach wears off but the expense doesn't. The salt water spray from the ocean goes inland for miles and it rust out your cars, appliances, air conditioners, practically anything with metal. Also, your home insurance if you can get a company to insure the property is high. Then there is the property taxes that tend to be high, When there are storms/hurricanes the coast is hit hard, and the list of never ending expenses continues. Remember the biblical saying: "The foolish man builds his house upon the sand". In my opinion, make a visit to the beach something special to enjoy by living away from the beach.
For rental, a beachfront would get you the best return so Prampram/Kokrobitey
Ready to go too! Look forward to it. Thumbs Up, Ghana is one of my options I'm considering so yeah - from the US waiting on the borders to open.
Borders reopening most likely in early September
You really need to go and feel out the areas if it's somewhere you plan to live. Your spirit will guide you. Which place gives you good vibes? Which place makes you feel happiest, safest, most comfortable? If it's just for rental purposes then it doesn't matter as much. You can choose the place with the most renter appeal. People like places that are affordable, near water, with lots of trees/greenery that are also near the airport, shops, markets, and restaurants. I would vote for Pram Pram, Aburi or Ada.
Aburi is nice if you can find land in Aburi proper and not on the mountain, that is certainly not wise, as I have seen people do.
2. Kokrobite
3. Ada
Good luck with your search, can't wait to see where you choose and the finished product.
Congratulations in advance! Excited for you & excited to see the journey!
as a mixed-peeson. I love you for the respect for africa. may god protect you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
When i’m in Ghana i live in Dawhenya which is down the road from Prampram so i highly recommend Prampram, such a lovely area. My partner is a Project Manager in construction, he also helps people with land purchases (he goes to view them before they purchase to make sure there are no issues, helps negotiate prices etc). I’d be happy to connect you if you like, he lives in Ghana so wouldn’t be an issue.
Wow, that's interesting, my next visit to Ghana when this dreaded Pandemic lifts is to look at land in Ghana - so interested in persons who are reliable in land purchase.
Donna Bowes oh great, well when you’re ready, you can contact me via Instagram dm and i can pass you his details. My handle is @Raie_TheFantiBae otherwise i will be in Ghana this December (maybe November if i can change my ticket🙏🏾) so that could be easier to connect you
I just subcribed, because you are so nice person. I never see you without a smile on your fac. I cannot understand the people trashing you.
They jealous
I am currently saving heaving... Africa see you in the near future!!
Tema community 25 is great, 10 minutes to the beach and 20 minutes to the airport and 15 minutes to Tema general hospital, land cost 40,000 Ghana cedis there.
@EMANeleVenElevEn I don't sell land. I only bought 2 plots there
@Wendall Church yes, about 20 mins to the airport via the newly tema round about through the motorway
Am a property broker and a developer I sell only genuine registered lands across the City of Accra, Prampram ,Tema, spintex, airport residential,East legon, East legon hills,Ridge, Cantonment, prampram, tsopoli etc i have Both residential, industrial, commercial, Resorts and beach lands for sale.call me on 0244612245
Great stuff. Very informative. + liked how you presented your knowledge gap by putting the question to us viewers. Smart move.
Personally Aburi sounds cool and the scenic view is fantastic . A friend suggests that East Legon will be a great place when it comes to renting out due to the number of exparts and younger folks frequenting the neighborhood. Another criteria will be schools. Airport Hills, Cantoments,Ringway Estates all have the best access to everything though they may be quite pricey. Anyway congrats on making that first move. You inspire me and all your choices are great. Carina can do some homework for you too.
Thanks so much Aunty Mary ♥️
Congratulations! And am happy for you!
Prampram has a huge diaspora community. Alot of people from the African American Association live there. So diasporans will feel welcome there. Its relatively inexpensive, close to the ocean and out of the hustle and bustle of Accra
@Wendall Church please don't troll my comments. If u don't have something constructive to say backed with facts, go to someone else comments to post your trash. Case closed.
@Wendall Church ignored
Vanessa I love your channel and how you feature yor projects....very professional!
Hi Vanessa, bold move to build a house. There are other nice places in Accra like Larterbiokorshie where I am building. It’s 10 -20 mins drive to the beach and Black Star square and GIS school. It’s a cool place. The Marine Drive project(look it up)will put you within 15 mins drive.
First time, I love your channel. Congratulations 🎉🤣🎈
Nice, I like the overview that you have given. Happy to see your next videos!
Awesome👍🏽 Sounds like you have great options. I live in Washington DC and I would love a home in the hills overlooking the city and the ocean.
Pram Pram is definitely the best place. I'm building in Pram Pram next to kingdom books warehouse which is about 5-10 minutes from the beach. Spend more time looking into Pram Pram....you will not regret.
The weather in Aburi sounds fantastic.
I like the open concept design because it allows for cross ventilation.
Also I would plant trees right away. Lemon, mango and Neem tree. 😊
Yessss!! Aburi is the place
Aburi is actually not bad, I'm planning on building a place there, I already have land there too, starting work next year
Having been there I would say Aburi. The views there are phenomenal and there's the botanical gardens as an added attraction. The roads were pot hole free when I went but not sure now how they are now. It's cooler there and the whole place had a nice Boho ambience with tourists learning drumming and doing arts and crafts with the locals. Please forget Pram Pram. When I visited, a local man decided to have his bath right in front of where I was standing with my elderly mum. We didn't know where to look 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Next time you are in Ghana, get in touch. I’ll show you the beautiful lands I have access to at Aburi.
@@nanaqieu7333 how much are they going for?
ShadowGhoulAsmr C from $15,000 for a plot of 70’x100’ size. I’m servicing all my lands now, electricity, water, covered drains and hopefully, fiber optics. Price will definitely shoot up after I’m done.
@@nanaqieu7333 thanks 😊
ShadowGhoulAsmr C You’re welcome
Very interesting picks . East legon hills will be the best among your pics .however, not a good vacation stay area at the moment due to the distance . East legon would have been the best due to the rising number of nightlife and shopping centers tho it’s the worst traffic area .
I will like to draw your attention to NORTH LEGON . Very serene area with almost no traffic going in and out . It has had number of commercial developments over the past few years with a decent clinic and necessity supplies centers all around it . I learnt PALACE MALL is currently building a branch by the Atomic junction and opposite that is a new event center with a commercial swimming pool . Papaye and kfc is 2 minutes drive away and the biggest market ( MADINA MARKET ) is 2 minutes drive as well . It’s with all these I think it will be a good area to invest in for it will appreciate faster than other similar areas like EAST LEGON .
Strive For greatness I was told it starts from $30,000 lol
Strive For greatness it’s actually starts from $100,000 for a well documented one with walking distance to the clinic, kfc and palace mall. Below $100,000 will be madina and agbogba which are both Neighbors of North legon .
Ahhh so exciting!!
I saw aburi through Wode maya channel . It’s nice! But you should ask some help from a geologist to determine which is the best land for you construction and what type of construction and how to position your house .because at the end of the day people have to make compromise.
Congratulations on your plans. I wish you well in your endeavors. I think Aburi will be a great location especially, considering the weather.
Hey.. Aburi, for the best view, attractions and cool air.. also look further up mountain ⛰ like Mampong or Tutu. I can share pictures.
I am thinking of building around Aburi. So please share the pictures
@@kayowusu8807 find me on IG or FB sly mensah.. will share there.
I bought and built in Akuapem Mountains. It can be a little boring at times as there is not much to do. However the landscape is so lush and green it outweighs the lack of amenities. One of the main pros is there are.ery few mosquitoes. This is a major bonus. There are also some future projects lined up, Papaye Gardens and Acqua Safari.
The sea or lake is beautiful but the mosquitoes are plenty.
As for land slides, thats if u r foolish enuff to build right on the edge of the mountain, u may/will be prone to problems prone to
@Nana what about Healthcare. I hear the hospitals there aren't the best
@@tvs9978 We have two big hospitals, one Government and one Private. I thank God I dont get sick but I have heard the Private one is very good.
@@nanaok8070 That's good for you that you're blessed with health. I guess the big Govt hosoital is the Tetteh Quarshie Memorial? It seems it wasn't up to par from the research I'm doing but the government is currently renovating it so hopefully in the next 2 years the area will be fully serviced in terms of Healthcare because one good hospital isn't enough. Thanks for confirming. .
@@tvs9978 I actually live inside the gates of TQMH. Yes they have finally done the road down to the Doctor's bungalows (my road and I give thanks). They are also currently building a Nurse's Training school and renovating some of the hospital blocks. All much needed
@@nanaok8070 🤣🤣 then you must be a doctor there?? Good to know. Covid has been a blessing in disguise because we're now taking Healthcare seriously.