Falcon Park, New Upcoming Suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe

Let's take a tour of this new estate, in the heart of Harare's western region. The modern architecture and compact and manageable land sizes make it a very desirable place to live.
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[@godsown7947]

Beautiful neighbourhood..guys to those building in these new neighbourhoods let's emulate the practice of planting trees like other neighbourhoods in the northern suburbs..even one panze pe gate pe each property..in 10yrs or more zvinobuda zvakanaka ...manje most of our new neighbourhoods are just bare ..mabani ega ega..even fruit trees zvawo kana tatadza kudyara Jacaranda 😍

[@notoriousfly9260]

Very beautiful suburbs!! Zimbabwe is going to become the most developed country in Africa, I can feel it.

[@dpg9661]

You're not wrong

[@allenchilekw5698]

Wishful thinking 🤔

[@felixmaruve]

Have u ever been to South Africa?😊

[@h.m.5724]

​@@felixmaruve have you ever learned of tenses

[@philipbanda6637]

@@allenchilekw5698 UK thought China was day dreaming when they hinted years ago that they'll be a big economy at that time UK was an economic Giant ...... The rest is history .

[@georgezibuye1062]

Yes, rise and rise again my beloved country.

[@playgirl7305]

Next time every stand owner should be required by law to plant 2 or 3 trees of their choice. And in 10-15 years we would have lush green surburbs allover Zimbabwe , never seen in the western countries and the rest of the world! The government should even establish an urban 'forestry commission' with experts and gardeners, for those who need help.

[@godsown7947]

I have just commented with the same message b4 I saw your comment ..I agree 100%..it used to be city council law tho

[@purplerain6092]

Ppl are really 👷‍♀️ building nice houses in zim. Nice one 👍 ,thanks. Son, keep up the good work. Ppl will be motivated to work hard by watching videos

[@earthlycitizen2155]

@Mr Zim, I'm loving the fact that people are building good quality buildings. My only misgiving is on the quality of the roads and the roads masterplan. I don't think the minimum specs of an urban road are being adhered to. From this video, it's evident the roads are of a such quality, that they are breaking down before this area is fully occupied. From the description of the location you gave, I reckon the reckon the main access road to this area is Kirkman road or the place could be accessed from Bluffhill/Westgate areas. When Kirkman was designed as a two-lane road, it saved Dzivarasekwa (Gillingham) and the farming plot areas (KwaMapiki, Kekemani) and also saved the out-of-town traffic as the old Bulawayo Road. Dzivarasekwa itself was less than half the size it today. Other suburbs that this road is saving were non existant. There was not DZ extension, no Madokero, no Westgate area D, no Matidoda, no Tynwald north and South, no ZNA presidential guard camp, no Westlea. Now that this area has grown this much, surely Kirkman Drive must now be expanded to a 4-lane road minimum, maybe up to 6 or 8 lane road. But the road servitudes where the expansion of these road is supposed to happen, you see that new structures are being put up, Service stations, ugly shops, new houses etc, it's sad. The fact that this expansion is not happening shows that all these new settlements are unplanned. i don't think back in 2000 or even 2010, anyone knew thre would be Falcon Park. These suburbs are emerging in a spontaneous manner, almost a knee jerk fashion. For me that's been the major problem with traffic management is Harare and its dormitory towns like Ruwa, Norton, Chitungwiza, Nyabira. Noone knows what Harare will be like on the next 10 years. There is no plan for water supply, for sewer reticulation, for traffic management, for wetlands preservation, for social amenities (schools, clinics, recreational facilities, shops etc). The private developers are doing whatever they want with their land, with little or no supervision from the City fathers.

[@user-fl5if2gw5y]

Unfortunately there are no city fathers in local authority. They have failed and they will never be able to do anything about it.

[@exhibitmafuya1959]

Only a matter of time ,🇿🇼 is going to be a marvel to watch

[@eleanordziike212]

Beautiful houses

[@washingtonmadishi6317]

Modern houses new medium density suburbs,thanks Mr Zim

[@kingslj]

Lovely & I like the way you guys built. However, my only issue with the current new suburbs in your nation & my native of Zambia is that there’s basically no thought given for pedestrians

[@MrZim263]

Developers maximize profits. No side walks at all

[@MsEmworld]

😄😄 That's a legitimate and highly valid observation that one in a million eyes will notice!! You are blessed! Thank God for Jesus!

[@MsEmworld]

@@MrZim263 I guess their thinking is, if you can purchase in this area, you "should" have a vehicle....or two...or three! 🤔 What about "joggers" or this an area where health conscious persons can drive to the gym😄. Jogging is for "westerners"!?(I guess 🤔🤷‍♀️) Nice video!

[@earthlycitizen2155]

Good observation @Larson Mutembu. I drove from Harare to Lusaka in October 2022 and i noticed that way residential developments are happening on either side of the boarder are almost similar. Chinhoyi, Kafue, Karoi, ........ its all the same man

[@tauya80]

Beautiful houses indeed

[@theyjustwantyourmoney4539]

Nyika yechiberekerwo

[@tessamacheka]

Interesting I ddnt know this area. Thank you Mr Zim for showing us around. The area looks really good I lovee that people are becoming creative in their home designs. I am one of the people who would want to build a unique home

[@wilkuf]

Beautiful modern designs.

[@proactiveafrica323]

Oh Wow!!! Its a beautiful suburb ,i like the fact house owners are building at a same pace thats beutify the suburb with beatiful houses than suburbs were most people take years to complete build a house. Thank you Mr Zim

[@MrZim263]

It really is!

[@mhopi9744]

Lovely neighborhood with modern house designs. Desirable ♥️ Ty Mr Zim 🇿🇼, we enjoying Zimbabwe

[@kossammusundire5194]

I think we are building houses that are too big leaving very little outdoor space

[@portiamuponda8576]

Beautiful thank u mr Zim we love ya

[@MrZim263]

Thank you too😄😄😄

[@SolarproEnergyAfrica]

Its looking fantastic especially with the solar panels on a couple of roofs. Thank you for sharing!

[@daughterofzion7634]

It’s happening against all odds in Dzimbadzemabwe, it’s not cursed but blessed. God’s way of gathering evidence. Beautiful houses there Mr Zim

[@chingombedaries]

I like the spirit of Zimbabweans

[@ceemu3966]

Thanks Mr Zim. As always 👌👌👌footage

[@MrZim263]

My pleasurec😊😊😊

[@foxbat473]

The house designs are gr8 but Zimbabweans are sleeping in our civil engineers and town planners for keep in up such a high standard despite the winds against them. KUD TO OUR ENGINEERS 🥂

[@godsown7947]

Developers should also accommodate sidewalks btwn road and front yard seems pedestrians and cyclists vanoita makwikwi nemota muroad..(constructive criticism)

[@rannydewah8549]

100% correct i dont knw whats wrong wth these developers it freaks me out

[@teefayfilestv]

Nice buildings 👌

[@simtec6886]

Great video but most of the houses covered in the video are in New Ashdown Park

[@Traveltainment]

You work so hard bro.You are consistent too

[@MrZim263]

Thank you Traveltaiment ☺️😄☺️😄☺️😄

[@ishmaelncube3554]

Nice place

[@lox34xt]

love your videos bro...keep it up💯

[@MrZim263]

Thanks you Louis 😃😃😃

[@roscoehotten1404]

Looking to buy a home there

[@MegaLmae]

Excellent footgae. Beautiful houses, but land is expensive in Harare - US$60 per square metre. How much are stands in Knowe, Norton?

[@MrZim263]

Norton is cheaper because it's farther away from Harare.

[@MegaLmae]

@@MrZim263 How much cheaper?

[@godfreymanatse3169]

what is it wth naming every location a park

[@MrZim263]

Good Question 😃

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

First 😁

[@MrZim263]

Yes you are!🔥🔥🔥

[@V59971]

Please plant some trees

[@admirechiwanza2436]

Tokumbirawo number dzevanotengesa mastand Mr Zim

[@MrZim263]

Check description

[@seanmartin785]

Sean Martin

[@shumbamutasa]

What's the secret? Why do many nice houses on small plots? It's not gated is it..

[@MrZim263]

it's called densification. It's done to avoid under utilisation of land, like the older suburbs.

[@shumbamutasa]

@@MrZim263 I thought Zimbabweans like space and the big money would go to areas with big stands. Just surprised in the change of approach, or maybe Zimbabweans just love beautiful architecture.

[@felixmaruve]

Good buildings but very poor roads,shame on the developers, after 5 years all those roads will be gone , and the pothole life will surely begin

[@N.e.n.e.z]

​@@shumbamutasaYes that's why there are places like Mt Pleasant Heights the residential stands there starts from $65k and above and there are 2000m²

[@kizzyhec]

Why cant they build the roads first before houses. Also why keep using English names to name the surbabs.

[@wordwithtich...]

Hope these beautiful homes are not built on arable lands...

[@MrZim263]

These were all farms, getting consumed by Harare's ballooning population

[@felixprincemare1536]

Arable land in harare are you ok

[@wordwithtich...]

@@MrZim263 housing administration needs to plan with food security in mind,effective land use.

[@wordwithtich...]

@@felixprincemare1536 kkk yes arable land,you didn't know?

[@playgirl7305]

Almost all cities and infrastructure projects are built on arable land, unless of course you want to build something in the middle of the the Kalahari or Sahara desert! Both of which we do not have.