WHAT $350,000 GETS YOU IN GHANA | Building A House In Ghana as a Real Estate Developer 

Lenin Aboagye ... stop scamming people . It’s a dirt poor country and you are trying to charge 10 times more money than it’s actually worth. Shame. Stop your lies for once . These “chiefs” don’t own the land. These “chiefs” are exactly the people who enslaved their fellow Africans from smaller tribes and sold them. Shame on you and shame on these so called “ chiefs”. Truth must be told and there it is.

@EMANeleVenElevEn For your info Ghana isnt a 3rd world country... its a middle income status country.... check your facts well .

@EMANeleVenElevEnread the article below and you will begin to understand why property prices in certain areas of Accra are so high. www.weforum.org/agenda/2015/06/why-is-angolas-capital-the-most-expensive-city-in-the-world/

Paying 350K to lease land is crazy, God is the original owner.

I dunno 350k You cant give the land to your kids cause they take it back after so many years. As you age how is the infrastructure and health care provided to the region? Seems abit pricey to me. Nice try tho gents haha. HOWEVER... if there is an opportunity for someone to obtain a contract to provide that medical care from ambulance to hospital thats not bad. If they keep their members certified and up to an international standard, that could be a HUGE selling point.

Hi $350,000 cedis are $350,000 dollars American dollar?

@@shalomcameroon6245 no the exchange rates is 1 dollar to 5.5 cedis so 350,000 dollars is 1,940,000 cedis

Thank you!

She is making great like wode maya

@@kelvinquartey8887 Would u like to do business together what's your email I think the currency exchange is better than China

You are right. It's called getting over

Can you explain why this is please ?

@@Wotzerface idk. Speaking from what i experienced.

What does that mean?

Good advice... Thx!!

Agree

True

You don't want to turn Ghana into Toronto or Vancouver where foreign investors drive up the prices so much that it displaces the locals. However, capitalism is capitalism and unless there is some sort of external intervention, the market will ultimately go where the capital is... :-/ I hope Ghana won't become SoDoSoPa. :/

Jaza457 X So true. But compared to the UK, these prices are insane. You’d need £700k plus to get this is greater London, and more than a million in the centre.

@@WigsNWineLounge yes

In what neigbourhood? Not in East Legon.

It is not about size...it is abt quality

edwina quartey This is not quality. No creativity, the flooring looks cheap, the overall interior design is not attractive.

It makes me wonder who they're marketing these houses to

thats what I thought?!!! I ve been researching for a few weeks now and this seems well overpriced...maybe its in a very prominent neighborhood? Im still learning the areas lol

Kwesi Njoku Agree

Overpriced!!!

Location is a large part of determining property value.

I was thinking the same thing and look how close the houses are to one another its ridiculous

Where it’s built matters a lot you can’t get that for that price in Las Vegas too 🙄

I saw ductless ac systems but youre right definitely can get something way nicer for 350000 in america

Or in South Africa

It’s called a scam.

I live in America and ductless AC is perfect because why would they need forced air?

@@christianbroughton1409 Where is the washer and dryer hookups? They don't have closets either.

In UK that's one bedroom Flat in London if you lucky in a crap estate..

@@Sam-ue4rv your comparing the most expensive city in your country, where land and space is at an absolute premium. Apples and oranges.

Sam Sam, in Toronto it’s the same. These houses in the video are a deal for the price. House like these in Toronto your looking at 1.5 to 2 million if your lucky.

@@Sam-ue4rv yea but nobody trying to move to a shit hole in london

@@ijg8343 you be surprised.. this shithole is many people's dream to come UK..

I suggest you start Real Estate here too vast lands available at Shai Hills, Apollonia, Dodowa, Adukrom Hills,Valley View university and Akwepem Hills.

It’s stealing! Clever thieves! I have no respect for ppl like them!

A lease? You don't own it????

@@reggaelvr68 I was wondering about that too. What's up with that?!

I'm not too familiar with that. I want to own the property forever like in the U.S.

Is that usd or cedis

This is Legon, an affluent neighborhood in the capital. You can get half the price somewhere else in the capital, imagine having a house in New York or California that’s it

@@terryoppong4420 I have a house in California and I paid under 400k for a lot more...

@Trista Fravel my house is paid off buddy... I don't even know the reason you commented 🙄

@Trista Fravel can you afford to live in California? I'm worth 7 figures and I own property in 3 countries paid off and my profile pic is my real life gf... You're probably dusty and miserable... I get it 👍

@Trista Fravel what does this have to do with real estate? Stay on topic ✌🏾

I agree, what they are offering in Ghana is highly overpriced. I built my luxury home in my homeland Kenya for 20% of the price. I used high quality materials and insisted on classy finishings. This price is ridiculous.

@@SunnyIcedQueen they aren't done making the houses lol

I think these properties are aimed at RICH Americans but I’m pretty sure you can find one way cheaper $30-80k. We can’t generalize Ghana. Just like in the U.S there are parts like L.A and New York City that have ridiculous priced homes but then as you mentioned in El Paso and some cities in Florida is it way cheaper.

They want all black peoples to go home to Africa that’s the agenda

Lulu2u2 Ghana’s president has decided to stop getting aid from the western world which would in turn stop the reliance on Westerners and also stop the political influence of the western views on Ghana. Ghana obviously wants the African diaspora to come to Ghana to make it economically better while in return we would have a safe space where majority of our colleagues would look like us and also where we won’t feel “othered” or having to work 10x harder because of our skin color. It’s a win win situation.

Plus foreigners can’t truly own property or land in Ghana- You have to do a 50 year lease. It’s not ownership. Ghanaians can truly own. This is the rule since 2005

@La Verne So true

@@CoachJoeyJones wow, thanks for the info. I never knew that. I want to purchase land & build but I was not aware of this clause. This property seems ok but $350k usd is too high... in my opinion plus they still build in a traditional style...its nice though

@@CoachJoeyJones nicee

@@CoachJoeyJones kenya tanzania somalia all do 99 year lease. 50 seems short if someone were to buy it in their 20s

Michelle Kalski yea where are the trees and plants?

This is going to be beautiful. Hope they add different colors to the outside. Always thought Ghana was awesome.

TH Iz the One(RU-vid)

I don't like the colors of the doors. Also, too chopped up. I do love that they have high standards, and hope they give back and teach young entrepreneurs.

yes love these properties!

Absolutely do agree

It's a start. It's good exposure for African entrepreneurs. It shows potential investors the progress they've made.

Them not showing floor plans is one of my biggest issue I have with Ghanaian Developers. Not sure why they do that, but it's a turn off for a lot of potential buyers.

@Fay Sorry, but I disagree!!! The fact that it’s hard to build your own doesn’t make a house that’s worth way south of a $100k to double, or triple in price!!! Such model of business will NOT last, because the price is excessively jacked up artificially!!! These types of market behavior occur when there is “Oligopoly” or a “Monopoly. ’. In another word, basic human greed!!! The overprice is because they currently don’t have much competition. The excessive profit they are trying to make will eventually hurt them in the long run, because other builders will rush to quickly build in order to take advantage of the huge profit margin!!! Soon, the market will be flooded with cheaper, lower priced homes with lower profit margins to all the builders. They should think long term business, if they were smart business men and curb their greed!!! In another word, focus on giving people quality product at a fair price to gain people’s trust and secure their business. As people spread the word, they will refer friends and family, because you treated them right! Those referrals will soon make them the market leader that people trust, but the greed will snuff out their business before they can gain any market share!!! African businesses need long term strategic planning if they want to be able to grow beyond a couple of transactions or compete effectively on a global scale!!!

?@IVTress. The houses will be falling apart in a year or 2. There taking advantage of people desperate to buy a home & don't know what to look for or an inspector to check it out to make sure everything is up to standards. It's a lot of people that don't know these things if they never bought a home or don't have family or friends that could tell them what to look for who are home owners.People in European countries have bought houses with shoddy workmanship many times.

American Girl I disagree! We built a 2700 Square food house on 3 acres of land for half the price in the US. Their prices are a ripoff! They are educated in UK/GB and price gauging in Ghana.

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LMAOOOO

agree

Thank you!

@@VanessaKanbi You're welcome!

Great idea, staging is sooooo important

FLJAMESFL Houses are way over priced in Florida as well. I’m from Palm Beach County and moved three years ago due to over pricing. 🤷🏾‍♀️

FLJAMESFL is still over price am sorry

I think it’s important ignore the finishes and focus on things that cannot be changed. Someone can easily upgrade finishes, the door hinges and other fixtures. I think when buying a home, potential buyers should be looking at thing that cannot be easily changed. Things like the location, the overall size of the home, layout and bones of the house can not be easily fixed. If a home isn’t as up to date as a buyer would like, a buyer can always negotiate for a lower price and use the money they saved to update everything to their liking. However if a buyer is dazzled by the finishes and purchases a home that is perhaps not in an ideal location or is too small there’s nothing they can do to fix that.

No way to justify 350K usd.

I don’t look at finishes I look at the structure it’s self. The more simple it is the more cheaper it costs. And like... this house is beyond simple

I think they are baising their pricing on UK - London prices. Come on guys Ghana is not London - the houses either need to be twice as big, or half the price! I rather buy land snd build myself!

Jamaican flag ?

@@Michelle783h i,m a hard working,jamaican trying to make adifference and I love to see modern design home thanks for your reply.

Egf dg ooh was just wondering cause I was like why the Jamaican flag if they talking about Ghana but cool.

@@Michelle783hI know a friend from Ghana live in my community in Jamaica.

Good night and thanks one day i would like you to visit our beautiful island of Jamaica our culture is awesome ..

Hi I recently bought mine from Bijou homes starting from 50.000 Dollars. Their development is in Apolonia City at Oyibi. They have 100 houses built there but there are only 35 more left. They are in cooperation with Ghana Home Loans. Check out their website or contact me for more infos: hildaboafo2@gmail.com

@ heyyy nubian goddess sheanerd , let me know when u re ready to touch down in the motherland . have some properties I would luv for u to look at in an upscale neighborhood in accra as well . get me your email address and I will forward u some videos and pictures . connect with me @ easamoah@sesafricaltd.net . u stay safe and God bless .

It will

Thank you for the support xx

There's no evidence of selling 3 units of house.

Noope there is no market. Not any more atleast. Sellers have been dumping their properties on the rental market like crazy in the last few months. There are no more Nigerian oil millionaires or drug dealing money launderers in the system to support this market. Covid has totally pricked the housing bubble in Accra. Come. You'll see "For Rent" signs all over the place.

@@cnsmiles Oh wow! It will pick up again.

Right!! There have def brought their European scams with them. Most of these properties aren’t even for locals. The are targeting Europeans and Americans who will use these homes for rentals, vacation, or personal use.

Locals will not buy a house with that kinda money. They will build a mansion with it

Richmond Boahene and I hope that they do exactly so!!

It’s a scam. If you tried to sell later on you’ll never be able to recover your money.

Is not question of supporting black business, but the black business should be honest and realistic. The real cost of putting together the house in the video will not be more than $90,000.00 which good profit was included in my estimate. The high prices in black businesses makes blacks move to patronise others that make their businesses cheaper.

😂😳😂they are pulling a scam. Don’t forget you are leasing land not owning it.

Please get yourself a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 friend who will help you as it's only lands in the capital city of Accra that's are for lease. If you're ready to get to and you need lands places such as Appolonia, Shai Hills, Dodowa, Adukrom Hills, Akwepem Hills,and behind Valley View university I assure you in your comfortable zone , you need not to worry.

Most houses in Europe has smaller windows

Jones Nyarko there good reason for it Europe. It’s cold so they try to make the houses as energy efficient as possible. In Ghana there’s abundant sunshine

@@joey-pn3xe but windows in Ghana are always bigger. You were talking as if they're now making them bigger.

Jones Nyarko they tend to be really small in Ghana. I have personally experienced a lot of houses in Ghana where you need to have the lights on all day long because of tiny or poorly placed windows

That's false! Windows in UK and Italy are more smaller than Ghana. I don't know where you're though

It has nothing do with the middle class in Ghana. Middle class Ghanaian could never afford this.

Thank you!! x

crazy but the way we build here is different More concrete,cement

It depends on where you want to live in Ghana. Accra (where these investors are building) is the capital and the fastest city so it’s more expensive to live there than it is to live in other popular cities like Kumasi or Cape Coast. I think that these developments in the video are not reasonably-price and that they market them to rich people only. If you’re in another development or another city the cost will go down.

@@spicymami6468 that's a flawed argument, many places in the continent of Africa build with concrete. It has always been that way, that's not a reason to overprice properties.

@@godsheals90 naa they're not marketing to rich, they're marketing it to ignorant foreigners who think this is a good deal, rich Ghanaians wouldn't waste their 350k on this small townhouse.

nick T *rich foreigners

Ghana has a diverse population, in terms of wealth . Whereas civil servants can’t afford this houses , musicians, comedians business people and soccer players can afford it. In fact $350k is a two-week salary for most Ghanaian professional soccer players in Europe and Middle East. Don’t assume things

@@TonnyOkello To build just for entertainers and super wealthy is extremely short sighted. Those types constitute an extremely percentage of the overall population. If Western countries had that same philosophy most average citizens would not be able to afford anything.

@@livingfinance you obviously haven't lived in a HCOL city like NY or San Francisco, the average citizen can't afford the current prices, it is what it is.

You are comparing a developing/rising economy with an established one. There are no comparison that can be made between Accra and San Francisco/NYC these cities have been developed for much longer and offer much more amenities than Accra. In addition, the crazy real estate market for these cities have been this way for the last day 15 years. Accra and capital cities do not offer anywhere close to the type of amenities and services that these major city centres offer yet are on track to charge prices comparable to these much larger economies. Don’t get me wrong there is a market for luxury, but it would be far more lucrative to build homes that are affordable and well made for a savvy entrepreneur. The standard of living in many African cities have not caught up to these prices unless these buildings are catered to mainly the expat community or the extreme wealthy.

Larissa kabeya It is called specialization, do you think the investors building houses in Beverly Hills or Malibu is same person building houses in Alabama? People specialize . If you are in the high end market, your target isn’t everyone. Someone else has plans for that market.

Co Co Bunny no space or privacy

Co Co Bunny facts!!!

Co Co Bunny So whats the difference between that and living in New York?

The Great is that a serious question

ghanausmc She’s describing New York in other words but is nitpicking because its a black country. Don’t know where you’re from but you clearly have a fairytale vision of the states. Sorry to burst your bubble son.

More like $150,000 US dollars MAX! How do Ghanaians afford a mortgage so expensive on Ghanaian wages?

@@barbarablackmon7807 they dont have mortgages, you have to pay it up front, and majority of their buyers is scammers, crooked politicians, entertainers from overseas, and retired old white people

Are you the target market

Thero Madziba rubbish question. Real estate value has zero to do with “target market”. It has to do with the property itself and settled sale prices of similarly appointed homes in the same neighborhood. You clearly know nothing about real estate. Do yourself a favor and stay off my comment and slither back into your lane. Byeeeee

@@saevori4896 breathe. The reason I used target market is because those who like the house and think it's worth that amount will buy it. We can't like the same thing. Believe me if you find a house that is the design that you like no matter how much it is you're going to buy it

That's what I was thinking too. It's so disrespectful as if the staff is not a full human

@@tvs9978 yeah exactly. I didnt even watch much after i saw that.

Borderline slave quarters tbh.

It's a sleeping and bathroom quarter. They come out to the family area whenever they want

Ster Fry Exactly! My walk-in closet is bigger than that & I live in a one bedroom apartment!😎

The Williams Family For real!!! Well, how long does it take an average working Person in the diaspora to Stash away $350k? I guess you’ll just hand it all over to buy some overpriced building! Lol I believe they think most people in the diaspora have a money tree in their backyard! Hey, if NOT Ghana, I’ll find another place on the globe to stretch my hard earned $!!!

Location location in newyork bronx ,queen for a brand new home like that 3 bedrooms that would be a great price. It would be a joke for manhattan or even Brooklyn 350,000 gets you nothing. Me and my husband would life when watching house hunters for people in places like Florida and Texas they get so much for such a little pice

@@jmatt29 apples and oranges. NYC is one of the most expensive places to live in the world. In Atl, for that price, you can still get 4 maybe 5 br home on a nice size property. Too many ignorant people with money to burn who don't understand real estate.

175k each ?? must have asbestos and haunted by satan himself then yeah you're exaggerating

Wooden home maybe, but not a full concrete home.

Thank you for great things in motherland but for $35000 I don't think so

@@mohammadouceesay7344 you only lease the land not own it.. don’t forget that.

You welcome here.Whatever that you are doing,I urge to get yourself an affordable land here and build your dream house later.

@Madame Clark for well-spaced houses in Ghana surrounded by lovely landscaping see 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iKwwkbbx3RE.html

Thank you!!

Sav. age Lmfaooo

I know right! Seriously! People do not listen to waht is being said.

Doesn't matter, $350k is to much. Ghana is being gentrified by the chinese right before your eyes and behind your back at the same time.

@@guestspinelli2435 wym? a lot of Ghanaians live in those areas. Any gentrification can't be blamed on the chinese. They may have given the country problems but this ain't it bro. Chinese people aren't to blame for everything...

They're set up like our low income housing projects....Our newest buildings has up to five bedrooms and down. ..When we leave the USA we want space more then just a place to own or sleep.....We are crowed and no yards clusters.. Not inviting to go so far for the same mess.....

It all good but I advise you to buy yourself an affordable land here instead and build your dream house.Lands are available in various places here Tutu, Dodowa, Adukrom Hills, Oyibi, Akwepem Hills, Apollonia,and Oyibi.Lands in Measured by 1 plot that's 70 feet X 100, 2 plots : 140 feet X 200 , and an acre (that's 4 plots combined).

@@fredkofiodoom5499 I actually did what you are saying 2 years ago.

@@iAmLeslieJones are you back to the State ? Can we connect ?

@@fredkofiodoom5499 I’m currently in the states. Leslie.Jones@Vision-Reality.Com

You got that right. In Ohio you can get a brand new 3 level brick house 2 car garage central air,4 bdrs, 3 full baths and 1 half bath & 2400 square feet. Oh and 2 story full deck. A lot of people from Mexico are sending money home & having huge houses built way cheaper than that google it or on you tube.

30k? Lol, no.

60k

30k yeah. But in some shitty community

Not at that location.

Bwahaha!!!🤣🤣🤣 Why are you inside my brain thinking my thoughts!🤣 ... :They fine and the house are too expensive: 💯

You welcome to GHANA 🇬🇭. You need a Ghanaian friend who will guide you to own an affordable property (land) to build your dream house.

will do next time I'm over (hopefully in summer if corona doesn't stop it)

Yeah right,,, Please do show Airport Hills estates. Couldn't find any better video on youtube on that. Thanks

hi kevin please connect with me via email so we explore property options in accra .I can also personally go search and look for better deals in the east airport area for u if u re interested in purchase . I also have videos of a couple of properties in over up market neighborhood for u to consider .connect with me @ easamoah@sesafricaltd.net. u stay safe n God bless .

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As they said over 90% of the land is leasehold. They are on leasehold as I understood.

Apartheid gave South Africa 99 Year Land Leases to pre ent Africans from actually owning land in Africa. Who actually is the source of 75 Years Land Leases in Ghana & Why? Britains Overtook Lands in Africa, made possible by their claim that there was no form of "Landed Property". Its very dangerous, not possible or sensible to buy a home built on land that is not owned by the homeowner.

@@VanessaKanbi which is dangerous and stupid. I understand it for apartments, but Houses? The UK is battling these same rip off leasehold deals now. These brothers should have known better. Mortgage companies won't lend against a "short lease". 75 years is VERY SHORT. RIP off for a $350k house.

@@funkmasterjay there's houses for 2 million dollars on leasehold in GH! x

@@VanessaKanbi omg really? Damn I really need to do more digging. I mean I'm all for selling land leasehold to foreign entities to create generational wealth. Not sure how I feel about it for residential though.

hii dee please connect with me so I send u videos and pictures of similar up market properties and incredibly beautiful fully furnished apartments at highly competitive pricing ok .and yes u can definitely make a deposit and pay the rest in installments at a determined date plus there are mortgages as well . let's connect @ easamoah@sesafricaltd.net. would be glad to hear from u .u stay safe and God bless

hi Dee please do connect with me so I send u videos and pictures of beautifully designed architecture properties and fully fully furnished apartments in strategic upmarket neighborhoods in accra so u can make a sound investments as to what type of property u want ..let's touch base at easamoah@sesafricaltd.net ok .u stay safe out there and God bless .

hello Dee . trust you are doing well .please was expecting to hear from you or get your email address so I can send you pictures and videos of other awesome apartments / properties in strategic locations in accra .my email again is easamoah@sesafricaltd.net / easamoah78@gmail.com . would be great to hear from u .stay safe and God bless .

Don't just delay yourself there as daily we are getting Diasporans relocating in Ghana 🇬🇭. We have vast lands necessary for Agriculture, Real Estate, Hotel, Pub Montessori,and anything lucrative you can think of.Lands are available in places like Shai Hills, Apollonia, Dodowa, Adukrom Hills, Akwepem Hills,Aburi,and Tutu.

We thought that it would be cheaper to move to Ghana. But this video is making me rethink things. I'm thinking about selling my property in the US to purchase property in Ghana. But this is ridiculous.

Musica Flowerchild let me explain, this is an affluent neighborhood in the capital, you can build the same house for one third of the price, this is more like buying in manhattan or Brooklyn, location matters

@@terryoppong4420 yes but then he/she would have the headache of having to deal with local contractors if they build from the ground up. It's not worth it. Better to buy a 2-3 bedrm condo which can be anywhere between $150,000-220,000.

@@musicaflowerchild5540 dude it is cheaper however, these guys are price gouging. You can build your own place bigger and cheaper.

This is not exactly true. I lived in both Texas and New York. Yes, in Texas you can get this quality and size of house much cheaper. In New York, a house like this is more expensive but not 4x, closer to 500,000 to 650,000 USD if you buy above the Bronx. In the city, meaning in the 5 boroughs, then yes the prices are stupid. In Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens 350,000 USD is a studio apartment if you are lucky and it will not be nice.

Law my initials aren’t you stupid for comparing this shit box to houses in newyork? Mind you new work provides tons of potential for people who live in New York, matter of fact per capital gdp by average in USA is $49,000 to $2300 in Ghana so considering what the minimum wage is in Ghana, what percentage of their population can pay upfront for this overpriced box?

Keisha you need a Ghanaian 🇬🇭friend who will guide you in acquiring an affordable property/ land here at an affordable prices to build your dream house.Lands are available in places like Shai Hills, Apollonia, Dodowa,Aburi, Oyibi, Adukrom Hills,and Tutu etc.You can purchase these property for Agriculture, Real Estate, Hotel, Pub, Montessori school, and Health care.All depends on you .

@ danso got incredibly beautiful apartments for sale right in the centre of town in an up market neighborhood in accra fully furnished with great views . please connect with me so I send u videos for u to check out . mortgage payments are also available. connect via email @ easamoah@sesafricaltd.net . do stay safe and God bless .

@True teller. You can easily get large 3-4 bedroom homes in Ghana with lots of amenities for between $130k-$250k. You just have to pick the right area and developer.

That’s exactly what I thought about moving outsiders in! These developers are money hungry the people who work for them are probably being paid pennies and living on the street, with someone else, or in apartments that cost $500 a year.

@@godsheals90 lol you're so uninformed. Construction workers make a lot of money here and are definitely not homeless.

Vacuum guys I said homeless, living with someone else or a cheap apartment...I’ve spent months there and oversaw a development project, but whatever you say expert lol.

@@godsheals90 and you missed my point. I didn't dispute living in a cheap apartment. I disputed the homeless charge. There are homeless people but not homeless Ghanaian construction workers. The only homeless construction workers are Nigerians who come into the country looking for work. Being here for a few months working on one project does not make you an expert. As someone who literally grew up on my dad's construction projects and have myself worked on a variety of projects since 2010 including the local World Bank offfice, churches, banks and home builds alike it is categorically untrue to say many are homeless. They are some of the highest paid daily wage workers in the country. I was also under the misimpression before I came back that these people were poor but they actually enjoy a decent standard of living and many own cars, side businesses and their own homes. Certainly their homes are not grand but they meet their basic needs

Vacuum guys Again ok expert 👋🏾

It is a good idea just get ready to build on your own for much cheaper.

Indeed - I need some of that! lol

I wonder WHICH people?🤔 Also are they Chopping Life in Ghana, or actually Chopping Ghana?🤔

You probably didn't hear what they said. A wealthy INVESTOR purchased three homes. The total price for three units/homes was more than 1 million U.S dollars. They were not pruchasef by an average Ghanaian working 9-5 pm with a thirty year mortgage with a monthly payment of more than $1,500 US dollars. Investors in America are partly the cause of home prices skyrocketing. Investment corporations buy up several houses in neighborhoods so it causes the supply to shrink and demand increase. This leads to higher asking prices for the average (non investor) buyer.

hi there , got a couple of fully furnished properties / apartments in accra I I would luv for u to look at . as a pragmatic investor, I think would love it . let's touch base soon ok . do connect @ easamoah@sesafricaltd.net .

Most of what you say is why those places shouldn't cost that much. All those issues come with living in Ghana. There is no infrastructure. There's no air conditioning, garages, paved streets, conveniences. The houses look below quality standards in the US. I could buy a house here in PHoenix with all those things, including great schools where I own the land, for $300,000. No way would I pay that to live in a 3rd world country. I can go to Nicaragua and buy that house for 40,000.

@@michelletaylor4298 you are right maybe it’s not a good deal for most. But for those who live and work in Ghana or greater Western Africa it might be worth it

1200 ghs,

2,223 GDP per capita for 2019.

DoIt4TheGram 😂😂😂

This house is worth maximum $100k, they are ripping people off