This is perhaps the first house showing in Ghana that I'm rather impressed with and excited about! The layout, space utilisation & the furnishing... all nice & tastefully executed!!! Bravo!!!
Lovely home. I’m a Real Estate broker in NY. Would love to buy a house in Ghana, preferably in a small gated community like that. Love the heavy doors, layout & amenities. Appreciate the coverage.
$295k value seems fair indeed. Danielle and I are visiting SA and we plan tour a couple homes, will certainly compare as we have both countries as possible destinations to live. Thank you Ms Kanbi.
Vanessa, those curtains with the top like that are called Pleated Curtains. In Ghana, the seamstresses call those GATHERS..You call those Pleated Gathers Curtains. As for this house, I'm not paying 300,000$ for a "shared" compound property. For that price point, I need my own personal parking and my own gate.
Thans Vanessa, This is indeed one ofthe best developments I have come across in the Capital. Nicely done with thoughful details. Good size outside space and with adequate greenery. I hope the listed price is negotiable.
I do not have the money to pay but their target group understand the language of money. Do not cry for those who are capable of buying two or three of these at a go. Money is sweet so pray that we all grow to see this price as a chicken change or an affordable price to make us have a taste of living a comfortable life.
@@Epoch380 Do you know that 80% empty because of the prices. How can sell a house for 300k $ in Ghana average person make 500 ghc/month. Even a medical make 3000-6000 ghc/month. Even with a mortgage, it is 25-45% apr. It is not about having money or not, 300k for house with pipe line and sewer. You have to rely on borehole water and have a septic tank on your property. With this money, I prefer a house in the USA with 1.5-3% apr.
@@realkumasi If there were no buyers, they wouldn't be priced so. Not every product can be for everyone. They have a certain group of people in mind, and they have them, so what's the problem? It makes sense to build what suits your budget, no pressure.
@@TheChariot99 Excellent observation, when the demand goes down, prices will fall. This is what we mean by allowing the market to determine the pricing.
I really love Vanessa's video. The property you showed here at the price it was going for plus all the furnishings to me is well priced. Wondering if I could get same for less if I have the land. Let me know. Thanks. I live outside Ghana though.
Do you that minimum wage in Ghana is 2 $/day or 12 ghc/day. The average person makes 400 ghc/month. How can you compare it to Massachusetts where the average salary is around 62 000 $/year. The mortgage is 25-45% apr in Ghana. Most of this houses are empty because it is overpriced.
@@realkumasi Most of the videos I watched indicate clearly that before they even finish the estates in Ghana, people buy all. Obviously we are not talking about the poor but rather the rich. But Almost everything in the western world is credit, the house are between 20 to 30years credit. Tv cars and other things people enjoy are mostly credit. My comparison is about the price But not the purchasing power of the people in both countries 🙏.
@@AH-qd7bt In Ghana, how many people are rich in Ghana. Let be real. Even a medical doctor make lest 1000 $/month. Of course, you can get a mortgage for 20-30 years at 0.99-4% apr but the the same mortgage is 27-45% apr.
@@AH-qd7bt Majority of this houses don't have any buyers because it is overpriced. An average person can at get a 400k house in the states. Even a medical doctor in Ghana can't afford this house. If a medical doctor can't afford it , do you think a middle class or upper class can afford this. In Ghana, an upper class earn 5000-6000 ghc/month or 1000 $/month.
One of the better designed with attention to detail. Quality of workmanship is good all around . Vanessa Kanbi using staff quarters (help accomodation) instead of boys quarters which which gives relief to my mind . 🇬🇭😍
Another great video Vanessa I love the way you describe each property when you go from room to room. You could definitely be a real letter! However you need to tell us the location for example what area it is situated in where is the closest mall and amenities and how far away it is from the airport. I watch a lot of TH-camrs showing us amazing houses but they never tell us where they are obviously we know they’re in Accra, but Accra is a very big city.
This house definitely holds a positive vibe for me. It is modest with all basic household essentials going for the 295K. It saves the buyer from lots of hassles of home furnishing ans set up. Than you VK for this presentation.👏👏👏
Hi Vanessa, 1st I just wanted to thank you ever so much for your continuous hard work in your incredible videos. 2nd my other thanks especially for you is because I would not have followed the #Acheampong family or #Wode Maya if it were not for your friendship with them. Collectively you guys have taught us so much about Africa which we just don't receive via main media channels. You are doing a fantastic job and some of us in the UK🇬🇧 want you and your family to continue believing this💐. You will make it to 1 million like Mr Ghana baby.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 I tried putting a link to it here but it was removed. Your contact is not on your TH-cam page. Pls how can I send it to you.
Hello Vanessa, is it possible to please let me know the company that fixed the collapsible metal grill with windows? Thank for the good work you are doing.
Hi Vanessa!! Very nice. Wow the 2500/month is what I'll be trying to escape here in the States. But it's going on in Africa oh my goodness. So is the rental price towards ownership? Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Lol, I guess they still didn't figure out black Americans are not trying to come to Africa to spend $300k on a house. Am from Africa but the earlier they figure that out the better
If these houses were paying property rates, like Ghana shouldn’t be having untarred roads. The government must really focus on property rate collection
I agree with you 💯%. Unfortunately, anytime I have mentioned this concept to fellow Ghanaians abroad and at home they have no trust in the political systems due to years of corruption and distrust. However, I believe property taxes are usually collected at the local (municipal) level of government and this should be explored within every region of Ghana!
@@ajjunior5528 corruption is also in the west but they still collect taxes, they only difference is that they use majority of the monies for good things and chop few where here is the reverse
What corruption? The developers should be required to develop the roads before everything is approved and in areas already built, the city or authority involved can fix the roads and assess maintenance fees on the adjoining homes. It’s about time Ghanaians learn this and know the authority can enforce this and even foreclose if taxes are not paid. The Government is not fixing the roads
@@josephnortey3372 Absolutely, most municipalities in the west require developers pay a substantial “development fee” to ensure the subdivision has the infrastructure required before building homes.
You will find tenants but it won't be easy. Because, your options will for the most parts be limited to Expats. So it's not unreasonable to expect this house to be empty half the amount of time.
How do you calculate that in 5 yrs you will get your investment back if rent is $2.5k? $2.5k per month if you even get it in Kumasi is $30k/year. Divide $295k/30 you get almost 10 yrs. It is unlikely this house will fetch $2.5k/month and be booked each month. Kumasi is a tier 2 city with weaker economy than Accra. It does not have many expats visiting as Accra.
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woow this is actually a great deal ! including furniture saves a lot of hassle
I was excited about this one too! X
Where is the house located in Accra
Too expensive. Those houses are not built for the economy of ghana. They are targeted at expats
@@spashdad man if i had the money i would definitely buy it. With allt he furniture?
@@spashdad I assume the old saying is , You get what you pay for...
This is perhaps the first house showing in Ghana that I'm rather impressed with and excited about! The layout, space utilisation & the furnishing... all nice & tastefully executed!!! Bravo!!!
Get a grip and stop hating!
@@TheChariot99 u this nigerian can't u leave us alone???
Lovely home. I’m a Real Estate broker in NY. Would love to buy a house in Ghana, preferably in a small gated community like that. Love the heavy doors, layout & amenities. Appreciate the coverage.
OH WOW GHANA IS BOOMING NOW...I ❤ THE POWER PLANT ...LOVELY HOUSE 🏆✌
I can tell whoever designed this has an eye for design. Very nice! 👍🏽
Omg 😳 what a beautiful cozy gem 💎 you found Vanessa 😂 very charming . Thanks 🙏😃
They are spacious and the finishing seem great😍 so beautiful
Those asking about it location. Parakuo estate is in Accra near Achimota or Christian village in-between Domi and mile-7.
No
Is in kumasi, ashanti region
@@deborahtiwaahpelletier7426 Yoooo!!! Once again this is in Accra not the town u know in kumasi. Medaase
Am from Nairobi Kenya.This are truly fairly priced homes for that quality.
I love the details and craftsmanship that went into this house . The builders did a great job for a fair price. Nice!
21st century luxury, concise,and perfect for couples
Wow, just WOW!! Thanks for sharing
$295k value seems fair indeed. Danielle and I are visiting SA and we plan tour a couple homes, will certainly compare as we have both countries as possible destinations to live. Thank you Ms Kanbi.
Not really because average salaries less than $4,000 per year and about a mile away has very poor infrastructure.
Vanessa, those curtains with the top like that are called Pleated Curtains. In Ghana, the seamstresses call those GATHERS..You call those Pleated Gathers Curtains. As for this house, I'm not paying 300,000$ for a "shared" compound property. For that price point, I need my own personal parking and my own gate.
Do you know what the rental income on this might be? 300K sounds a bit overpriced to me.
You do have personal parking. Can't you see? And its furnished soo..
This is by far the best value for your money in Ghana.
The house is beautiful and well worth the money
Agree 👍🏿
Very very beautiful property… very impressive
Very nice house
Those are beautiful. These were very well thought out in their planning.
The house is really beautiful!!!
I hope Ghana won’t end up like Hawaii with all these properties clearly built for rich foreigners
Thans Vanessa, This is indeed one ofthe best developments I have come across in the Capital. Nicely done with thoughful details. Good size outside space and with adequate greenery. I hope the listed price is negotiable.
Great quality furnishings only negative is the houses are too close to each other
I think this is one of the most reasonably priced home in Ghana...many are overpriced...I can't even think far...lol
You got 300k to pay immediately? It's overpriced, this isn't a 30 year mortgage
I do not have the money to pay but their target group understand the language of money. Do not cry for those who are capable of buying two or three of these at a go. Money is sweet so pray that we all grow to see this price as a chicken change or an affordable price to make us have a taste of living a comfortable life.
@@Epoch380
Do you know that 80% empty because of the prices. How can sell a house for 300k $ in Ghana average person make 500 ghc/month. Even a medical make 3000-6000 ghc/month.
Even with a mortgage, it is 25-45% apr. It is not about having money or not, 300k for house with pipe line and sewer. You have to rely on borehole water and have a septic tank on your property.
With this money, I prefer a house in the USA with 1.5-3% apr.
@@realkumasi If there were no buyers, they wouldn't be priced so. Not every product can be for everyone. They have a certain group of people in mind, and they have them, so what's the problem? It makes sense to build what suits your budget, no pressure.
@@TheChariot99 Excellent observation, when the demand goes down, prices will fall. This is what we mean by allowing the market to determine the pricing.
Beautiful house...I love the plant..
From New York.
I really love Vanessa's video. The property you showed here at the price it was going for plus all the furnishings to me is well priced. Wondering if I could get same for less if I have the land. Let me know. Thanks. I live outside Ghana though.
@@TheChariot99 oh ok. Thanks
beautiful home.. Thanks Vanessa. Keep them coming..
Very nice house and comparing it to the 3 bedroom house we bought in Massachusetts for over 400 000usd ,this is so 👌 👍. Thanks
Do you that minimum wage in Ghana is 2 $/day or 12 ghc/day. The average person makes 400 ghc/month.
How can you compare it to Massachusetts where the average salary is around 62 000 $/year.
The mortgage is 25-45% apr in Ghana. Most of this houses are empty because it is overpriced.
@@realkumasi Most of the videos I watched indicate clearly that before they even finish the estates in Ghana, people buy all. Obviously we are not talking about the poor but rather the rich. But Almost everything in the western world is credit, the house are between 20 to 30years credit. Tv cars and other things people enjoy are mostly credit. My comparison is about the price But not the purchasing power of the people in both countries 🙏.
@@AH-qd7bt
In Ghana, how many people are rich in Ghana. Let be real. Even a medical doctor make lest 1000 $/month.
Of course, you can get a mortgage for 20-30 years at 0.99-4% apr but the the same mortgage is 27-45% apr.
@@realkumasi so who is buying all the houses 🏘
@@AH-qd7bt
Majority of this houses don't have any buyers because it is overpriced.
An average person can at get a 400k house in the states. Even a medical doctor in Ghana can't afford this house.
If a medical doctor can't afford it , do you think a middle class or upper class can afford this.
In Ghana, an upper class earn 5000-6000 ghc/month or 1000 $/month.
This is the only house in Ghana that I would I considering buying because it meets my expectation of nice finishing.
Amazing video of this beautiful property I love it ❤❤❤❤❤
One of the better designed with attention to detail. Quality of workmanship is good all around . Vanessa Kanbi using staff quarters (help accomodation) instead of boys quarters which which gives relief to my mind . 🇬🇭😍
Vanessa is the price negotiable👍🏻
Another great video Vanessa I love the way you describe each property when you go from room to room. You could definitely be a real letter! However you need to tell us the location for example what area it is situated in where is the closest mall and amenities and how far away it is from the airport. I watch a lot of TH-camrs showing us amazing houses but they never tell us where they are obviously we know they’re in Accra, but Accra is a very big city.
That’s beautiful!
Well built, beautiful, and furnished. By the way, where is this building located in Accra ?.
Thank you for sharing this!
This is a wonderful setup.
This house definitely holds a positive vibe for me. It is modest with all basic household essentials going for the 295K. It saves the buyer from lots of hassles of home furnishing ans set up. Than you VK for this presentation.👏👏👏
Great value! Especially considering this is in Accra!
..Good people, greetings to you all.Way to the new year.
Hoping for peace and a happy new year.
Thank you for uploading..
Its gorgeous
this is IT! Thanks for sharing!
Love the pantry
Wow I hope I have a successful life when I grow up
Really fanta 🎉🎉🎉
The furnishings are so beautiful, new here, watching from mbarara Uganda
Happy holidays Vanessa
Nice homes
Hi Vanessa, 1st I just wanted to thank you ever so much for your continuous hard work in your incredible videos. 2nd my other thanks especially for you is because I would not have followed the #Acheampong family or #Wode Maya if it were not for your friendship with them. Collectively you guys have taught us so much about Africa which we just don't receive via main media channels. You are doing a fantastic job and some of us in the UK🇬🇧 want you and your family to continue believing this💐. You will make it to 1 million like Mr Ghana baby.
Fabulous to see. I really appreciate what you doing. Keep up your great work on educating us
On the Continent...
Wonderful housing
Its gorgeous very beautiful
Please where is it located
Wow 😯
Nice house great tour wow
I’m watching this video on the same Samsung fridge haha. It’s what I use as my tv haha, even more than my phone:))
living the fridge dream!!
@@VanessaKanbi mhmm it’s very luxurious, but typing takes more time as a phone and it doesn’t have emojis:((
Kindly provide me with the exact make of this Samsung fridge and where I can purchase one for my kitchen. Thank you.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 I tried putting a link to it here but it was removed. Your contact is not on your TH-cam page. Pls how can I send it to you.
@@denniscasely-hayford3245 Sent. Pls confirm and delete this info. Medaase
Thank you V, for showing Ghana. Thank you for inspiring me to start this journey too. Definitely great money's value for this house!
What a house
Very beautiful and cosy home, blocking all noise from outside, price is worth it
Its beautiful and awesome
I will buy it! It has a bidet in the master bathroom!
Where is the house located Vanessa.
This is amazing 🤩
Its beautiful
I watch most of your videos on my Samsung fridge
wowowowow i want this one
Awesome.
Texas resident.Very nice!I'm elderly so I need a one story home,those stairs would be too much for my knees.Thanks!
I love your videos. They are super cool.
Wow this is beautiful - where is this in accra? Cantonment? East Legon?
dome
Another incredible video 👍🏿
This is good price. Where is this located at?
Hello Vanessa, is it possible to please let me know the company that fixed the collapsible metal grill with windows? Thank for the good work you are doing.
Hi Vanessa!! Very nice. Wow the 2500/month is what I'll be trying to escape here in the States. But it's going on in Africa oh my goodness. So is the rental price towards ownership? Very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!!
Lol, I guess they still didn't figure out black Americans are not trying to come to Africa to spend $300k on a house. Am from Africa but the earlier they figure that out the better
Hi ya I hope I'm not missing somethink, but how can someone be staying in the property and it's for sale?? the house looks nice.😊👍
If these houses were paying property rates, like Ghana shouldn’t be having untarred roads. The government must really focus on property rate collection
I agree with you 💯%. Unfortunately, anytime I have mentioned this concept to fellow Ghanaians abroad and at home they have no trust in the political systems due to years of corruption and distrust.
However, I believe property taxes are usually collected at the local (municipal) level of government and this should be explored within every region of Ghana!
@@ajjunior5528 corruption is also in the west but they still collect taxes, they only difference is that they use majority of the monies for good things and chop few where here is the reverse
@@kwamescratch6727 😂 You are right about that my friend!
What corruption? The developers should be required to develop the roads before everything is approved and in areas already built, the city or authority involved can fix the roads and assess maintenance fees on the adjoining homes. It’s about time Ghanaians learn this and know the authority can enforce this and even foreclose if taxes are not paid. The Government is not fixing the roads
@@josephnortey3372 Absolutely, most municipalities in the west require developers pay a substantial “development fee” to ensure the subdivision has the infrastructure required before building homes.
I want that, beautiful
Houses in Ghana are ridiculously priced with substandard finishing. You get a much better deal in Cape Town SA or the new Capital City in Cairo.
Or even, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico , Malaysia etc...
Yup, not to mention the compound is too small. The space outside should definitely be bigger for that price.
Very beautifully designed👍
How much would the apartment cost without all the furniture. Just empty?
Damn that is a cool house 🏘️
Beautiful👍.
I would like to know the location first and foremost.
Parakuo estate is in Accra near Achimota or Christian village.
Can you please make video about databank group?
The furnishing is on point. I loved it
Very nice home just there was a little more greenery.
Beautiful
Can u pay a mortgage or is it all upfront?
Super!
Do these homes come fully furnished like that? At that price? 🤯
2500 a month rental for a place that 295k is a great return. In 5 years you would get half that amount back. I wonder if it is easy to find tenants.
You will find tenants but it won't be easy. Because, your options will for the most parts be limited to Expats. So it's not unreasonable to expect this house to be empty half the amount of time.
@@stephenfrank9735 Make sense. Not enough expats have that kind of luxury as well. It would take some time to find the right one.
@@TheChariot99 I was thinking it wouldn’t be easy. Especially if it’s not near Accra/Osu area
How do you calculate that in 5 yrs you will get your investment back if rent is $2.5k? $2.5k per month if you even get it in Kumasi is $30k/year. Divide $295k/30 you get almost 10 yrs. It is unlikely this house will fetch $2.5k/month and be booked each month. Kumasi is a tier 2 city with weaker economy than Accra. It does not have many expats visiting as Accra.
@@MrTruth-tw8ij Parakuo estate is in Accra near Achimota or Christian village
Well done Vanessa very nice as always great video.....may I have contact to this developer please?
hey - email me hello@vanessakanbi.com and ill forward on.
Nice ❤
with 295.000, im sure I can build a palace!
Nice! Would like to have a look at this when I get to Accra. How do I get in touch?
so ridiculous that homes should cost this much in Ghana.
Its cool
Not for the ordinary Ghanaian
#luxury
These prices are pretty crazy, even for the average american. Are people over there ballin?
Please any garage?
That price tag is absurd.