Little bit of info about these homes. Yes they have water installed, no need “booyad”. The corner of the kitchen there’s a laundry room. As far as greenery, they have planted and it takes time to get that going. These homes are big especially if you’re family and have kids. The schools and malls are there to help the community not to travel back and forth to the other side of town to get what they need. We need to appreciate how far we’ve become as Somalis. Not many people agree on the price and that’s fair. What works for others might not work for you. Africa to the world!!! I appreciate all the love and support 🙏🏾💙
Hello, I am a Turk, and I installed the meesiven railings in these houses, the houses are beautiful and really a new step for Hargeisa. Thanks to the sellers, very humble and helpful people of Hergeisa.
@@faridwiser5441 On the globe you don't exist so stfu dhilo still running around with fake bags of bones from 36 years ago get real man you doqons are a joke..
Lol ,. Hargeisa is dirty, no roads or messed up roads, dirty meat markets, jahillin people and tribalism. They scam eachother, and will scam you, they are great actors who play inoccent till they can steal from you behind your back. Don't believe videos from the internet , 100 % of the people that come here get disappointed extremely hard, this is a nice video but it's only 00000000,0001 %. Of Hargeisa the other 100% is an extreme mess😂,
Thank you my brother/sister u only see the view in the rich places but if ur walking on the streets you’ll be like “wth is this place I thought with place was clean” 😂😂😂😂😂
Rich Somalis that live in gated communities, trying to keep out others that they feel they’re better than. This is seen as extremely racist in many countries but here you give them a pass, very interesting dichotomy
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
Oliver Lucas, don't believe one word what this Cristina Gosela is saying, these types of people phishing for people like you in this RU-vid trying to get your little savings by showing a lucrative investment scheme....these are scammers.
I got to say that the rich in Somaliland are the ones who never left Somaliland they have money and they are loaded, they are living the best life, there is some rich diaspora, but not all diaspora is rich. We have to stop to believe that money falls from the sky in the diaspora, you work for it.
Nobody says they don’t work for it. 99% of these homes are bought by them and that’s a fact. They worked hard so they can move back home with their kids and live comfortably while their kids study their culture and religion.
This is what i love to see. After ages of fighting and all what not as portrayed in the media, its great to see the rising prosperity of Somaliland. The real estate looks great. Please keep up the great work. One big love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 . #AfricaRises
May Allah bless my brothers and sisters from Somalia, Somaliland, Ethiopia, Sudan and everywhere else with the best of this life and the best of the life after!
Thanks thoe you'll not get our sea somali clans in Somaliland did not agree and they strongly oppose it and it was signed by the dictator muse behind abdi.
Mash-Allah. It's beautiful houses. They are way better than all the mixed colors they usually build. I would buy it and rent them out, I prefer not to live next to someone so close, and having a big backyard is a must for a house. It's cheap if I compare to the houses in North America.
Huge development for our homeland! I’ve seen these in person and for the standards in the city this really takes it to a new level masha allah. I wouldn’t live there myself just because of privacy and I wouldn’t want my wife and kids to be able to be seen by neighbors but this will overall boost the economy over the years and result in the rest of the city getting developed.
@JC-du6sn extremely idiotic to attempt to preach Christianity, a modern day religion that doesn’t even follow the true teachings of Jesus, to a Somali. The Somali isn’t moved even at the slightest in their faith because it is a complete faith in Allah, with application of the teaching of the prophet even in modern times. Believe in it or not, no other religion follows up with such credibility. I bear witness that there aren’t any deities worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad was his slave and messenger.
MASHALLAH absolutely beautiful, I can picture the whole of Hargeisa looking like this inshAllah, i think the price is worth it because of all the extras like the mosque schools gym malls well worth it,
There's no space or privacy or views, too closed to each other and looks like a army base not to my taste, hargeisa is a beautiful city and I prefer to see more colors and differences.
Masha’Allah I am from Canada and noticed we were both staying at the Carro Edeg hotel last week before leaving. You have such a humble soul, may Allah continue to protect you and bless you on your journey 🙏🏾
These are beautiful houses, loving the beige color. I'll definitely have one. It's awesome to see brotherly country upgrade to these level of house development. Bravo 👌
I hope Westerners observe and embrace the art of constructing beautiful family homes, moving away from the trend of building compact, box-like structures.
Mashallah this was your best video in Hargeisa or in Somaliland as general this year 2023💚🌧️❤️ And also there’s another gated community real state at the west of Hargeisa ,they Called that part Rugsan, Thanks for this excellent video 👌🏻 .
Lovely Vlog. SomaliLand is beautiful. The homes are nice but a little pricey. For 275k, I'd expect the kitchen to be open concept and a lot bigger at least. Still great design. Thumbs up.
Wow! Ms. Geenyada this is excellent content in that wonderful homeland of Somaliland. Indeed, that's a Beautiful estate with excellent designed and constructed modern contemporary homes in the Beautiful city of Hargeysa. Enjoy your stay and as always travel safe and long to visit Somaliland someday, Almighty God Willing 🙏 😊 💖 🙏.
Nothing beautiful about the city. So dry and dusty looking. No roads, no decent hospitals, no decent supermarkets or green spaces. Our people are hyped over the smallest things.
@@mrshonourable Every little step of development in the motherland should be appreciated and be welcomed. Nothing wrong at all with incremental steps towards that goal. There's a famous phrase that says 'Rome wasn't built in one day'.
First, go to school and get an education that's a must in order to succeed, you need education to do well in Life. You need to see a shrink if you think of it that way. If you don't have a good education you can't get a job and get paid well.
Very beautiful houses, it's the first time that I'm watching real estate stuff in Somalia. Please make more similar videos and give us a little bit more descriptions. Keep it up.
Allahummabarik. It is good to see Muslim lands become wealthy. May Allah guide us and our rulers to the straight path and make us successful in this life and the next. ,
I am Mauritian living in France. That place looks awesome. Never let foreign powers dictate you and create wars. I once saw a documentary about foreign ships dropping their toxic waste off the coasts of Somalia. I then understood why the piracy began.
There aren't any pirates in Somaliland. Although it's associated with Somalia formally, this part of the land doesn't really have anything to do with piracy.
These homes are very nice. I don't like to live on top of people like that. But for the diaspora or local who has no problem living in a planned community, these homes are nice. Thank you so much for showing us!
I agree with u I don’t know 🤷♀️ why anyone will buy a gated community somaliland is safe anyway Pluse is too expensive u can buy a single house for 100,000 this is almost half of million subhanalaah and I wouldn’t be closed to anyone like that u can used the rest of the money with business that’s the smart way to do it
Thanks Geenyada for this valuble and informational episode of the homes in Hargeisa,somaliland,great design and style love your channel keep the gems coming.
Have got a lot of information from watching the first video of yours and shall be watching more of them.Thank you so much.Im from 🇰🇪 currently in Saudi Arabia.
If this was Moqdisho the sales man…be like “macalimada waa shidantahay walaahi, intee ka imatay and how long you are over for? And plenty small talk…..this dude in Somaliland is double busy and direct no shitchat he even walks few meters ahead most feminist freaks will have problems with that! But does he care NO!
@@bongasasa3895 Somalilanders are assertive what you see is what you get no passive-aggressive beh as those from somalia-italia! I love how my people dont sugarcoat no bs
@JustinYiseverywhere Somali wa kala guuree bro, anaka ba from Bulo marereey to Bulo Jareer iyo zonahaas oo dhan waan gosaneenaa call it Jareer Land soon and Fartuun Balbalarka ayaa madax weyne noo noqoneeyso! Girl is lit!
@JustinYiseverywhere There is NO SUCH THING AS SOMALIA! Hargeysa is the capital city of the Republic of Somaliland and has been that way for thousands of yrs while somalia-italia was COLONY UNDER ITALY AND TODAY UNDER AMISON
I think leaving them that sandy beige colour is such a good idea as they fit into the landscape hopefully they add trees to offer more privacy and help break up the repetitiveness but it’s wonderful so proud of them. Praying they become standard in a few year's time and every house is like that inshaa’Allah.No they aren’t cheap but a lot feeds into that such as imports and sourcing of materials and skilled labour over all development should mean cost goes down inshaa’Allah.
I thought the same.. even in most countries they have similar. In most Arab countries too they have sandy color and modern look and it looks amazing. Get smart their in Somaliland
Trees are coming. It is brand new property so lack of trees should be understandabla. U have a nice verendah and a good sized front yard. Somalis don't know about backyards
The compound isn’t complete yet hence why it’s lacking trees and greenery, that comes with time. However, I agree on the no garden or lack of. For that price tag a garden is a must!
A good job you presented here. I wanted to admired your interesting video. Keep it up... We the Hindeke peoples/Ethiopians loved Somaliland's sisters and brothers.
This is epic and I would not mind paying full price upfront, especially with the fantastic architect which allows more natural light to flow into the inner spaces🤙 Well done sister and keep showcasing the progress 👏👏
For me, the essence of wealth lies in attaining freedom. In my mind, the target figure is $5 million by age 65 to ensure worry-free living. Would it be more advantageous to invest a significant portion of my income in stocks or real estate to reach this objective?
Varied sources of income is wise and especially living within your means. My net worth is $2M and I can pay my bills with no stress, but I don't live like I have that. I have no complaints.
Money advice is subjective, what works for you may not work for someone else, but it's always better to plan. I'm quite lucky to be exposed to personal finance at an early age, started job at 19, bought first home 28, got laid-off work 36 amid covid-outbreak, and at once I consulted an advisor to handle growing my finance. As of today, I'm only 25% short of my $1m goal after subsequent investments.
Well done! At 46, I inherited money from a childless relative, traveled overseas, and married a woman nearly my age. However, my main concern now is how to preserve and expand my wealth in preparation for retirement. Could your advisor assist me with this?
It’s huge improvement compared to regular homes but why all of them look a like with NO back yards. Why mall or school for the matter, at least don’t separate yourself from your community. It’s the developers interest to get rich out of this so called gated community but why? Buy enough land and build your own thing and put your kids the school you want and shop places that you want but don’t fall into the convenience trap.
As Salam Alaikum, Sister. MashaAllah. In the Gambia also are beautiful houses, for tourists( rent), or for people, with money. Also rich families have nice houses here.
This is my fast time watching this vid but I'm so impressed.somalians are very hard working people, with determination .and trust worthy.who can expect such a development in a war torn country like somalia.MASHALLAH may the almighty Allah bless the people who have invested in this and to those who will buy and stay in such a lovely insha'Allah thank for sharing.
Wow, very nice and modern! The price is similar to the prices here in Canada, with the difference that here you get a 2 room appartment for this price. Interesting to see how are appartments in other parts of the world.
We are not from Somalia, Mr Eritrea We are from Somaliland, and we love Eritrea, and there's many Eritrean in our capital city with respect and dignity its there homeland ❤
By far the best real estate project I've seen in Hargeisa. It's an exclusive neighborhood, a closed off area for a peaceful and quiet living environment. You will not be bothered by miskeen people knocking on your door all the time for lacaq or geeljire cayeelka hafada throwing rocks at your house out of boredom or lack of parental supervision. Also the Masalaha area has cleaner breathable air and less noice from cars/shops etcetera. It reminds me a little bit of Darusalam in Mogadishu. Overall construction looks really professional. I haven't seen architecture this clean or finishing work this neat in Hargeisa when it comes living space and the marmer/tiles, bathrooms, kitchen and such. I presume these houses were build by professional construction workers from abroad. I've seen houses being sold for the same price in jigjigayar area that were not nearly as wel constructed and I personally would choose these houses over any other house in Hargeisa any day.
@@winterfreeze427 Somali/Somalilanders have clans, not tribes. When it comes to potential wealth I would say the Habr Awal sub-clan (Sa'ad Musa & Issa Musa) are at this moment the richest sub-clans because they live and own land in the areas of Hargeisa where the government (also Habr Awal) builds the best infrastructure. Good infrastructure = expensive land = business opportunity. When it comes to actual money, assets and business revenue I really couldn't say because the people are not required to have public records of their business activities. It's also difficult to say which sub-clan is the most wealthy because there are a lot of business owners from non-Isaaq clans (Isaaq is the mayor clan to which all the sub-clans like Habr Awal, Garhajis, Habr Je'lo and more belong) that are also investing in Hargeisa. As a student of history I have to say that having a clan system or tribe system or any other sub-group system, when you look at any other country and it's development in the history of this world, was never favorable to the country and it's people. The reason is because having sub-groups like that leads to people being divided and not working together towards the same goal of developing the whole country. Then again, maybe where all other countries in the world failed maybe Somalia/Somaliland will succeed, only Allah knows. I personally think that all people in Somalia and Somaliland have great potential when it comes to wealth. It's a vast landmass with an extraordinary favourable geographical location and loads of natural resources. There is enough money to be made for all the people of the country without anyone having to be poor, for sure. So, insha'Allah, all people of the land will prosper in the future. That's what I hope for.
What are you talking about i'm from Hargeisa Nuur Ismail jama Heid clan but HARGEISA has high levels of povery i would say 90% somalis are poor only a small.minorty live a good life but most people there suffer maybe have 1 dollar 💵 a day to live on
@@waraabebidaarleh3165it depends bro no tribe is fully rich or fully poor.I would love somalilanders to eridicate this close minded mindset .it is dragging us backwards and it does not serve no body except the kaabo qabiil and the failed politicains who are thieves.
I love having the masjid around my house like that, would definitely buy it. just because of the masjid and also nice and secure gated community. nice homes made with bricks, not the crap that's made out of woods and sells for A million dollars plus.
