my mother had a similar type of place in the Dominican Republic in a beautiful gated compound right on the cliffs overlooking Sosua Beach. 10 years later: buildings disintegrating due to too much sand in the concrete (corrupt builders maximizing profits), clubhouse lights not working, pool green with algae, common areas trashed, management company nowhere to be found. just be aware in 3rd world countries, you have to be diligent in your research. check out at about the 14:50 mark. you shouldn't see chunks of wall missing in a brand new, unfinished space. that is typically when there is too much sand in the mix.
@@nadinecousins6055 Yes thats exactly what they are. This guy who left this comment is truly not the brightest. Imagine trying to generalize a country by using an example from a COMPLETLY DIFFERENT CONTINENT.
This brings pure memories. I lived in Oyarifa teiman road close to this place but now i live abroad in Europe i love this achievement. 2 years strong still hanging with noo visits
Wow I absolutely love this,I live in Germany and I am gonna move to Africa next year,very happy to find this video,absolutely beautiful I cannot wait to move out there and begin life.
Be specific. What do you mean by moving to Africa?? If it's Ghana you plan to move to, then say so. Africa is not a freaking country. It's a continent, duh.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 I am very well aware that Africa is a continent and educated enough to know this as a surgeon be blessed and stop taking comments which are meant to positively promote this platform in a negative way,I love you be blessed by the lord and I hope to see you in Africa.😂😂❤❤❤❤
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 it's like when people say "I'm moving to Europe", that statement isn't necessarily wrong. Maybe they don't want to be very specific. If she is moving to one the African countries then she is moving to Africa
Ayi Mensah Park is exceptional and it’s so wonderful to see the builders create another quality, well-planned and well-executed development. So exciting for the growth of Ghana!
LOVING! The dresses on you both and that blue dress looks Darling! on Sandra. The gated community looks nice, clean and safe. Vanessa, when you said "let the kids run around, be gone all day and make friends" I live in Chicago now, but had a flashback to my childhood in Nigeria LOL! Precious memories. Thank you! for your informative vlogs Vanessa.
@@Avanaih after hanging with neighbors all day, at dinner time I had a place at the table, but here in America they tell you, it's dinner time you should go home now LOL!
@@kemikemi LOL, Truth they do tell you to go home at dinner time . In Africa, my neighbors knew my parents they were family, and everyone look out for each other. I miss Africa. I Iive in Chi too lol
Hi Vannesa, You are doing a great job in exposing people intending to move to Ghana, the property complexes, which is great but what I find difficult is knowing exactly where in Ghana these housing projects are, whether in Accra, Takoradi, Kumasi, Tamale etc. Even in Accra per say, where in Accra? It will be interesting to know the location I think. I hope you don't mind me bringing this up. Keep up with the good job.
Wow very beautiful I love the greenery with all the palm trees and no open gutters and just imagine if most of Ghana was this beautiful I think Ghana would be everyone's favorite destination in Africa.✨
This is lovely & I can see quality planning of the units & vital public amenities. I like it too that there’s security & there’re no open drainages which are a danger to motorists in case of an accident.
these prices are more than they are in america, man! good grief. what jobs are people doing there that allows for such prices to be paid in say 30 months. nice construction areas, clean and well organized, speaks well of what is being built. oh, are these prices in USD, or Ghana's currency.
You gotta be kidding about that price being more then America...you must live in a trailer park community...I'm in the hood of jersey city and these homes brand new with all the perks would be $400k minimum...
@@chrisblack5054 naw just don’t live in an overpriced area. Those houses that are 400k did they grow, or is that just an arbitrary price. You must be rich cause Americans are no buying 400k dollar houses on 20-30-40 dollars an hour salaries. And definitely not in 30 months.
@@gdotone1 30 months...or 30yr mortgage..aren't you able to get your own financing??? The minimum price you pay here for rent in the hood for a raggedy 2bdrm in a 100yr old building is $1700...
@@gdotone1 20% down on a $200,000 home your home is like $700mth plus property tax+ home insurance....30yrs...these homes in ghana property tax can't be crazier then here in New Jersey or Texas..
@@chrisblack5054 not how they do business. They expect you to pay in full when you buy the house. That’s why the 30 months. In 30 months the larger houses would be ready. The young lady said if you where interested you had 30 months to pay. That’s when the young lady asked if there were mortgages. Africa expects to to pay when you pay in full. In listening to they folks about their rent you are expected to pay for the whole year not month to month. Why would an American bank give you a mortgage for a house in Africa. Best thing about Africa no credit, but it becoming a thing there
Is this developer planning on building more communities like this in the future? Or where I can find more information on future development I'm very impressed.
I'm trying to make sure that I understand something. When you pay the money it's only a lease for a certain number of years and then you pay to lease it again? There are other countries where you can buy the same home cheaper and own it outright. If I'm wrong please correct me. If I'm right, can you leave the property to someone else if you died? Is this for everyone or just non citizens?
True, if this is true, it's not worth it to me. This world is getting closer and closer to "you will own nothing and be happy". If you're going to buy foreign property you want to own it.
Hi Vanessa Wonderful insight to options of purchasing property in Ghana.I did like the idea of pavement as useful for anybody disable visiting.I knoe it is Ghana based but wasnt sure of Ghanian involvement employees/Directors/CEO etc.
Love the progress, love the drive of the people, only question I have is why are the units of the new location named after British cities? The Sutton, Chelsea etc. Why not something African?
Absolutely beautiful! I'm a single man living in Atlanta, GA and I'm currently planning to relocate to Ghana. I'm looking to connect with ppl there and find a wife 🙂
Exactly smh. And why are they saying it in USD instead of cedis lol. They are catering to foreigners. Most Ghanaians will have to move out soon at this rate. Wow. This is sad. Most Ghanaians could never afford such.
You guys need to understand that the more foreigners that bring their money to Africa its better for everyone since it stimulates the economy and if the owners are Ghanaian it will lead to a trickle down effect
Can an average person in your country live in a gated community??I’ve been to the uk and most people cannot even close to afford a gated community house ,a lot of people cannot even afford to buy a house in the uk .
@@omzy8700 Even housing in London (one of the most expensive places for real estate in the world) isn't 65 times the average wage - median wages in London are around GBP39k per year (USD 52,000) and average house prices in London are 656000 GBP . That's obviously very, very expensive and unaffordable for at least 60% of the population, but still only 16 times the average London wage. In terms of the Ghanaian economy my point still stands. I remember my very hard working Ghanaian neighbours, one a taxi driver, the other an auxilary nurse, planning to sell their tiny London house and retire to a massive palace in Ghana that they were building on the outskirts of Accra - clearly there are some benefits of all this cash flowing back to the mother country, but how much of it ends up in the hands of ordinary Ghanaians? I'm not sure building luxury enclaves for the mega rich is going to do much for the average person in the street...
Irene Davo, this is a private development and the investors want a quick return on their investment, they don't have to deal with issues of nonpayment. The target market is the diasporan, you pay your money upfront you get your house and you move on, the teachers are the last thing in their mind.
@@irenedavo3768 .. You are dunce. The first person that commented said they should leave some for their *fellow Africans*. What has this got to do with Ghanaian *Teachers*?.. You guys like projecting your poverty on others. How many Ghanaians do you know? And how many foreigners own houses in Ghana? Mention one Estate in Ghana where there are no Ghanaian living there... clown 🤡
Good job Vanessa, u do all. I am in Montreal Canada. This is the dream of all the freedom fighters and #fixthecountry movement is talking about. Beautiful estate.
Exactly! These houses are catered to foreigners only. No typical Ghanaian can’t afford this lol. This is sad. It’s like they are trying to faze out Ghanaians period.
158.500$ for a 2-bedroom appartment in 3rd world country is highly expensive. It is literally stealing with permission. According to financial marketing it is worth maximum 60.000$.
It's because almost everything is imported here. Most of you think here is cheap oh no. Something worth a dollar at a dollar store is worth 5 or 10 dollars here depending on it's level of scarcity. People who import stuffs here pay for huge amount at customs , tax , duty , they add the shipping Fee and their profit. There are even houses worth almost a million dollar in Accra. And trust me when you buy, you can make more money with it within few years
Value for money this developer is the best design top notch neighborhood very cool would certainly buy if I can afford it's the cheapest on the market but surely above my budget for now
I think if these developers can add a few high rise commercial spaces in there it might help reduce everyone having to travel all the way to the city center to work.
Please, do that MORE and all across the continent. It’s so amazing and there is a high demand, it’s so difficult to find well thought quality construction ! Good work !
I'll be looking at the 4 bedroom. Prices aren't bad considering you get a whole neighborhood to go with it... But it'll be a lease right? 🥺 @15:32 I would rather get rid of the porch and either make it an office or extend the living room
Thank you for this content Vanessa, most impressive yet. The park is just lovely indeed. Are you able to ask how much it costs to plaster a building per square meter please.
All right, can I move there? 😆 Pleasantly surprised. The price is very good, the place beautiful. Happy to see Africa is developing so well. I'm from a country that also is just catching up to other wealthy countries. Still lot's work though.
This is exactly what I'm looking and I'm seriously interested but the $60 monthly environmental upkeep fee is ridiculous.....for Ghanaian standards, it should be reduced to $30 a month.....cuz honestly speaking my HOA fee in America is about $45....I just don't understand why HOA fees in Ghana is higher or the same as America. It's crazy. I'm gonna have to negotiate a reduction when I visit their office.
It does not have to be cheaper because it is in Africa, come on. American house are made by wooden materials, and taken away completely by storms. What is the difference between 45 and 60 dollars, come on.
Here in the states 90% people living in the plastic and wooden structure, that's why when the fire into the house, it got burned like Afghanistan bomb explosion. But in Africa 99% of the buildings are quality materials. Most of them are cemeteries blocks buildings
💫 Email me if you are interested in purchasing at Oyarifah Park - hello@vanessakanbi.com
Hi Vanessa, pls send me details of purchasing at Oyarifah Park.Thanks Adwoa.
IS this Price the full Payment, or Yearly
You are definitely gonna hear from my wife and I before the end of this year,these homes are amazing, thanks for really great info.👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👊🏿
Hi Vanessa, hope you're well. What's the mortgage plan and how long? Thanks
I am interested
I just love seeing positive images of any African country Ghana or Nigeria. Nice homes & thanks for sharing. Abdul ‘Omo 9ja
What about cameroon?
@@signorpops8520 yes wo The Republic of Cameroon included!!
@@signorpops8520 bahahaha. Hahaah. Hahhahaha Cameroon?!?! Hahahha
Ayih Mensah park is one of the better projects I have seen off TH-cam from Ghana.
Agreed. This one is actually reasonable and tastefully designed. Most likely the developer spent some time outside of Ghana.
@@WillieFungo yup Ghanian American and it’s a joint partnership with a black American firm.
Which country are you from you are on so many African countries related channels
@@PAYDAYHEDGE why does it matter.
@@livingfinance probably trying to connect. Something I'd do if I suspect a fellow Carribean or something.
my mother had a similar type of place in the Dominican Republic in a beautiful gated compound right on the cliffs overlooking Sosua Beach. 10 years later: buildings disintegrating due to too much sand in the concrete (corrupt builders maximizing profits), clubhouse lights not working, pool green with algae, common areas trashed, management company nowhere to be found. just be aware in 3rd world countries, you have to be diligent in your research. check out at about the 14:50 mark. you shouldn't see chunks of wall missing in a brand new, unfinished space. that is typically when there is too much sand in the mix.
Aren't those holes for light switches and plug sockets?
@@nadinecousins6055 Yes thats exactly what they are. This guy who left this comment is truly not the brightest. Imagine trying to generalize a country by using an example from a COMPLETLY DIFFERENT CONTINENT.
This estate is so beautiful. The developers did an AWESOME JOB
I'm in Southern California and I fell in love with your passion for Ghana!
Well come to your motherland Ghana, bless
This brings pure memories. I lived in Oyarifa teiman road close to this place but now i live abroad in Europe i love this achievement. 2 years strong still hanging with noo visits
I watch to see how Africa is improving, and it is great seeing the achievements.
Wow I absolutely love this,I live in Germany and I am gonna move to Africa next year,very happy to find this video,absolutely beautiful I cannot wait to move out there and begin life.
Be specific. What do you mean by moving to Africa?? If it's Ghana you plan to move to, then say so. Africa is not a freaking country. It's a continent, duh.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 I am very well aware that Africa is a continent and educated enough to know this as a surgeon be blessed and stop taking comments which are meant to positively promote this platform in a negative way,I love you be blessed by the lord and I hope to see you in Africa.😂😂❤❤❤❤
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 you bring negativity to a positive challenge, stay away
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 it's like when people say "I'm moving to Europe", that statement isn't necessarily wrong. Maybe they don't want to be very specific.
If she is moving to one the African countries then she is moving to Africa
Herzliche Willkommen mein Bruder
Ayi Mensah Park is exceptional and it’s so wonderful to see the builders create another quality, well-planned and well-executed development. So exciting for the growth of Ghana!
I'm coming to Ghana very soon, and I'm thinking about buying a Townhouse
Vanessa, you are doing an outstanding job
I need to contact you for more informations regarding housing
This development was so well though out! I love it!!
That’s so true
7:00 US$159,000 - 2-bed 2.5-bath - 1367 sq. ft (127 square meters). Good, it's about time this channel featured reasonably-priced units.
Right……
its gated community so it must be higher in price
thts deal
When you construct good quality buildings like Ayi Mensah, it gets sold out quickly. I visited December 2019 and it was sold out.
This is beautiful 🤩. Definitely a dream for me to own something like this in Ghana. A nice townhome community that reminds me of the states.
Too EXPENSIVE
I thought the same thing. One of the reasons to move there is for the black African community having been in the Us
Nice to see that Ghana is developing. 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
LOVING! The dresses on you both and that blue dress looks Darling! on Sandra. The gated community looks nice, clean and safe. Vanessa, when you said "let the kids run around, be gone all day and make friends" I live in Chicago now, but had a flashback to my childhood in Nigeria LOL! Precious memories. Thank you! for your informative vlogs Vanessa.
Same here reminded me of my childhood in Africa. I enjoyed playing with my friends in the neighborhood for hours those were the good days
@@Avanaih after hanging with neighbors all day, at dinner time I had a place at the table, but here in America they tell you, it's dinner time you should go home now LOL!
@@kemikemi LOL, Truth they do tell you to go home at dinner time . In Africa, my neighbors knew my parents they were family, and everyone look out for each other. I miss Africa. I Iive in Chi too lol
@@Avanaih WOW! you do too. I am Yoruba, born in NY and grew up in Lagos City. Fun! times. How about you?
@Kemi Small world , I am Liberian, but I moved to Chicago during my teens. Nice to meet you!
Hi Vannesa,
You are doing a great job in exposing people intending to move to Ghana, the property complexes, which is great but what I find difficult is knowing exactly where in Ghana these housing projects are, whether in Accra, Takoradi, Kumasi, Tamale etc. Even in Accra per say, where in Accra? It will be interesting to know the location I think. I hope you don't mind me bringing this up. Keep up with the good job.
It's at oyarifa in Accra, just after madina adenta area
Wow very beautiful I love the greenery with all the palm trees and no open gutters and just imagine if most of Ghana was this beautiful I think Ghana would be everyone's favorite destination in Africa.✨
Omg the greenery !! 😍😍😍
This is lovely & I can see quality planning of the units & vital public amenities. I like it too that there’s security & there’re no open drainages which are a danger to motorists in case of an accident.
I've met a few people from ghana in my time, wonderful people .
The 2 bedroom house is a nice starter home.
I have been watching homes in Ghana for a while, and they really have the American look now.
what’s up with the confederate flag?
@@shiftautomotive854 it’s burning
@@shiftautomotive854 on fire. Roasting 😜
I'm so tempted to buy property there 😍
You should!
these prices are more than they are in america, man! good grief. what jobs are people doing there that allows for such prices to be paid in say 30 months. nice construction areas, clean and well organized, speaks well of what is being built.
oh, are these prices in USD, or Ghana's currency.
You gotta be kidding about that price being more then America...you must live in a trailer park community...I'm in the hood of jersey city and these homes brand new with all the perks would be $400k minimum...
@@chrisblack5054 naw just don’t live in an overpriced area. Those houses that are 400k did they grow, or is that just an arbitrary price. You must be rich cause Americans are no buying 400k dollar houses on 20-30-40 dollars an hour salaries. And definitely not in 30 months.
@@gdotone1 30 months...or 30yr mortgage..aren't you able to get your own financing??? The minimum price you pay here for rent in the hood for a raggedy 2bdrm in a 100yr old building is $1700...
@@gdotone1 20% down on a $200,000 home your home is like $700mth plus property tax+ home insurance....30yrs...these homes in ghana property tax can't be crazier then here in New Jersey or Texas..
@@chrisblack5054 not how they do business. They expect you to pay in full when you buy the house. That’s why the 30 months. In 30 months the larger houses would be ready. The young lady said if you where interested you had 30 months to pay. That’s when the young lady asked if there were mortgages. Africa expects to to pay when you pay in full. In listening to they folks about their rent you are expected to pay for the whole year not month to month. Why would an American bank give you a mortgage for a house in Africa. Best thing about Africa no credit, but it becoming a thing there
I toured last year and was very impressed. I see prices have increased a bit.
Price could be 50% more within a yr if you’re talking about Ghana
Vanessa...this is perfect for me...thank you for bringing my attention to these. Coming in December 2022 or February 2023!!!thanks Queen!
Is this developer planning on building more communities like this in the future? Or where I can find more information on future development I'm very impressed.
I'm trying to make sure that I understand something. When you pay the money it's only a lease for a certain number of years and then you pay to lease it again? There are other countries where you can buy the same home cheaper and own it outright. If I'm wrong please correct me. If I'm right, can you leave the property to someone else if you died? Is this for everyone or just non citizens?
True, if this is true, it's not worth it to me. This world is getting closer and closer to "you will own nothing and be happy". If you're going to buy foreign property you want to own it.
Thats the beauty of real estate, once u prove u self with ur first project, the subsequent projects wld sell them sef quick.
Blessings to Ghana and its people.
Great interview! Great questions and flow and pace of conversation.
Packing my bags.. Great video Vanessa.. Thank you so much for all that you do..
Thank for sharing theses place, much love, 🇨🇩🇨🇬
Hi Vanessa Wonderful insight to options of purchasing property in Ghana.I did like the idea of pavement as useful for anybody disable visiting.I knoe it is Ghana based but wasnt sure of Ghanian involvement employees/Directors/CEO etc.
What a beautiful new community. Great views.
I like this builder a lot. The layout and fittings are very tasteful.
Love the progress, love the drive of the people, only question I have is why are the units of the new location named after British cities? The Sutton, Chelsea etc. Why not something African?
I do agree with you 100%
Wow,wow is indeed the best.100% quality interior decor
Ohhhh I was nearly first here to congratulate you on your wonderful work ❤️
Absolutely beautiful! I'm a single man living in Atlanta, GA and I'm currently planning to relocate to Ghana. I'm looking to connect with ppl there and find a wife 🙂
Wish you all the best.
Very nice Vanessa. I'm not there yet financially. But can say that I'm getting there🤗🤗🙂. Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
So, have I got this right? Average wage in Ghana is around 2400 USD per year, so the smallest place here is around 65 times the average wage....yes?
Exactly smh. And why are they saying it in USD instead of cedis lol. They are catering to foreigners. Most Ghanaians will have to move out soon at this rate. Wow. This is sad. Most Ghanaians could never afford such.
You guys need to understand that the more foreigners that bring their money to Africa its better for everyone since it stimulates the economy and if the owners are Ghanaian it will lead to a trickle down effect
@@mr.johndoe2659 th-cam.com/video/srJZHQHHT8g/w-d-xo.html
Can an average person in your country live in a gated community??I’ve been to the uk and most people cannot even close to afford a gated community house ,a lot of people cannot even afford to buy a house in the uk .
@@omzy8700 Even housing in London (one of the most expensive places for real estate in the world) isn't 65 times the average wage - median wages in London are around GBP39k per year (USD 52,000) and average house prices in London are 656000 GBP . That's obviously very, very expensive and unaffordable for at least 60% of the population, but still only 16 times the average London wage.
In terms of the Ghanaian economy my point still stands. I remember my very hard working Ghanaian neighbours, one a taxi driver, the other an auxilary nurse, planning to sell their tiny London house and retire to a massive palace in Ghana that they were building on the outskirts of Accra - clearly there are some benefits of all this cash flowing back to the mother country, but how much of it ends up in the hands of ordinary Ghanaians? I'm not sure building luxury enclaves for the mega rich is going to do much for the average person in the street...
These town houses are nice but its no way the average professional in Ghana can afford these prices.
I have no real issue with cost of these homes but that's troubling to me. Its never fun to me to live in a situation like that
You are right. They are catering to foreigners for money. No typical Ghanaian can afford such.
Thank you for sharing Vanessa!
I really love this development.
I can see many returning African Americans and Ghanaians in diaspora snapping these units up. Leave some for your fellow African neighbors.
Can they afford them? How much does Teacher earn in Ghana 🇬🇭
Irene Davo, this is a private development and the investors want a quick return on their investment, they don't have to deal with issues of nonpayment. The target market is the diasporan, you pay your money upfront you get your house and you move on, the teachers are the last thing in their mind.
@@irenedavo3768 .. You are dunce.
The first person that commented said they should leave some for their *fellow Africans*. What has this got to do with Ghanaian *Teachers*?.. You guys like projecting your poverty on others.
How many Ghanaians do you know? And how many foreigners own houses in Ghana?
Mention one Estate in Ghana where there are no Ghanaian living there... clown 🤡
@@dennisbrown7930 I was wondering why only teachers , of all professions 😁
They know exactly what they are doing. They know most Ghanaians can’t afford this. This is catering towards foreigners that’s it. Sad 😔
Wow so amazing especially the greenery 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
This is beautiful and price is reasonable.
Another wonderful video Vanessa, looks beautiful.
hi Anga, good luck on your writing🍀; looks like a great place to get the creative juices flowing :)
If you want to know about life in Ayi Mensa Park, follow Rochelle
What's her handle?
@Summers Journey Are you kidding me? Spending all that money only to start dealing with rats? By the way, couldn't find by that name you mentioned.
This is a nice property and conducive environment for people to live
Now I wanna be in Ghana already
Good job Vanessa, u do all. I am in Montreal Canada. This is the dream of all the freedom fighters and #fixthecountry movement is talking about. Beautiful estate.
Immaculate, I love the greenery a lot!!!!
Lord willing I'm visiting Africa in the near future. I want to see Ghana Kenya and really all of the countries in Africa 🤩
Beautiful Estate
From ivory Coast 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
I live in this estate and this is a really nice video Vanessa kanbi
Great job Vanessa
Love the house and the space.
Any idea where are the paintings from?
Love them xx
For $158,500. This house is crazy expensive
Exactly! These houses are catered to foreigners only. No typical Ghanaian can’t afford this lol. This is sad. It’s like they are trying to faze out Ghanaians period.
Ghana is looking very nice!❤️👍🏽👍🏽
The video quality for me is 💯👌
Thank you for the vidéo. Nice apartment and site.
I was just wondering how many Ghanaians in Ghana can afford this?
158.500$ for a 2-bedroom appartment in 3rd world country is highly expensive. It is literally stealing with permission. According to financial marketing it is worth maximum 60.000$.
I agree way too expensive
Yes, agreed
Was looking for this comment. Outrageously overpriced.
And it’s rented way to expensive
It's because almost everything is imported here. Most of you think here is cheap oh no. Something worth a dollar at a dollar store is worth 5 or 10 dollars here depending on it's level of scarcity. People who import stuffs here pay for huge amount at customs , tax , duty , they add the shipping Fee and their profit. There are even houses worth almost a million dollar in Accra. And trust me when you buy, you can make more money with it within few years
Amazing! Thank you for showing this. I can’t to visit Ghana 🇬🇭 Atlanta Ga…. I wish you can interview the woman that moved from the U.S
Go to Wode Maya's channel. He has a few Americans on his channel who he recently interviewed
Go to Wode Maya's channel. He has a few Americans on his channel who he recently interviewed
Go to Wode Maya's channel. He has a few Americans on his channel who he recently interviewed
I love the fact that it is so green ❤❤❤ Amazing
Hey she sounds Canadian!!!! represent!!!
🤔😂
i realy like the house!! next year goin to ghana!
I need to plan a visit to Ghana
Massive project Ghana to world 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🌍
Value for money this developer is the best design top notch neighborhood very cool would certainly buy if I can afford it's the cheapest on the market but surely above my budget for now
Sis your always doing great job keep it up
could be a bit more accessibility friendly. but a part from that love this development!
Vanessa, Good job, you really covered it all.
All information and details, keep it up 👏🏻
Wow it looks so amazing.
I think if these developers can add a few high rise commercial spaces in there it might help reduce everyone having to travel all the way to the city center to work.
Wow nice ! I see the progress in Gentrifying Ghana . Ghana will definitely be the next S.A.
Please, do that MORE and all across the continent. It’s so amazing and there is a high demand, it’s so difficult to find well thought quality construction ! Good work !
Oh this is really nice.
I'll be looking at the 4 bedroom. Prices aren't bad considering you get a whole neighborhood to go with it... But it'll be a lease right? 🥺
@15:32 I would rather get rid of the porch and either make it an office or extend the living room
Tiling too is very nice
These are really nice. And very well priced.
Ghana now following Malaysian style development.congratulation & keep it up
As if this is not Ghana. Soo beautiful ❤️❤️
HUH?? Wow how insulting
Great job ! well done’ I appreciate the way you’re conducting your interviews and the flow and pertaining infos we received 👍💯
Great Job Travel Enjoy Life Ghana 🇬🇭
Thank you for this content Vanessa, most impressive yet. The park is just lovely indeed. Are you able to ask how much it costs to plaster a building per square meter please.
WOW, What a dumb question
Pwahahahahah what kind of a question is that 😭
Wow I love this place Africa 🌍
Perfect idea for the kitchen ..
finally ive been waitingggggggg
closet space in kids room is awesome
Brilliant achievement's! Thanks for sharing your video's!
What happened to Cedis when it comes to buying a house if you love dollar that much then turn it to general Ghanian currency.
Because they are catering to foreigners. They most Ghanaians can’t afford this. This is sad really.
Hi Vanessa, we miss you online. I hope all is well with you and the family.
All right, can I move there? 😆 Pleasantly surprised. The price is very good, the place beautiful. Happy to see Africa is developing so well. I'm from a country that also is just catching up to other wealthy countries. Still lot's work though.
Babes it’s called Ayi Mensah not Aya Mensah thx for the video!
Nice gated community with the housing units and homes.
my boy kofi Anku killed it!
absolutely beautiful!
If I was 20 again and had different social circumstances I would live in Accra.
This is exactly what I'm looking and I'm seriously interested but the $60 monthly environmental upkeep fee is ridiculous.....for Ghanaian standards, it should be reduced to $30 a month.....cuz honestly speaking my HOA fee in America is about $45....I just don't understand why HOA fees in Ghana is higher or the same as America. It's crazy. I'm gonna have to negotiate a reduction when I visit their office.
It does not have to be cheaper because it is in Africa, come on. American house are made by wooden materials, and taken away completely by storms. What is the difference between 45 and 60 dollars, come on.
Here in the states 90% people living in the plastic and wooden structure, that's why when the fire into the house, it got burned like Afghanistan bomb explosion. But in Africa 99% of the buildings are quality materials. Most of them are cemeteries blocks buildings
I think Accra is just expensive
@@kezia-B95 Accra is very beautiful. I'm building over there