Lavish Brookeview Estate ~ Harare | Affluence | Rising New Rich Class | Gated Living | Zimbabwe

Lets take a tour of this new luxurious gated community in Harare Zimbabwe.
Brookeview is a gated community in the Hogerty Hill are of Harare. It is an up and coming neighborhood, where residents are building very beautiful houses. Let's take a trip together and enjoy the scenery.
Remember to like and subscribe. Let's reach 10K subscribers!!!
Enjoy

[@Walk_Africa]

who said Zimbabwe was filthy? liars,this is lit.Zimbabwe is lovely,cant wait to go see all these awesome places

[@gibbsandemiliah3723]

I think one way to appreciate Harmony’s work is with a little donation. I know he doesn’t ask for it, but I’m sure he will appreciate it

[@mhopi9744]

Very tru.

[@thandiwejambawa7827]

Also watching all the ads and liking his videos help his channel grow

[@leonkhunanemadihlaba1902]

The houses are awesome but they need to maintain the land around the houses, it looks untidy.

[@victortakunda5443]

Cant you see that its a new place and people are still building their houses and screen walls? Cant u see that the houses and walls are not even painted?

[@perfectmaambo2922]

Oh my! Zimbabwe is beautiful! Just when you think you have seen it all, you are in for more surprises! One wonders who lives in these mansions and what jobs do they do! I love Zimbabwe regardless of what may be economic challenges, I believe it is a passing phase! Bravo Zimbos!

[@sazziet21]

@ 10.04 has sense of beauty. the rest need up their game

[@farayichakuvinga867]

I have seen the light....home is best!!! Asante sana.

[@mhopi9744]

With such videos I jus wanna be home fo real

[@oliverchipoyera]

kkk I have changed the way I pray and fast God is there

[@johnpringle5199]

Wow Zimbabwe property more expensive than Australia.

[@silasmoyo6797]

It looks like Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 will be great again or so we pray 🙏

[@MrZim263]

It's bouncing back gradually

[@anitasamuels8821]

@Silas Moyo, looking forward to it.

[@josephinehlaisi5660]

Praying for Zimbabwe to be delivered. Amen

[@clarasibanda4298]

Amen

[@proactiveafrica323]

wow 4000 qms thats very big stands. its a good place to live. thanks again Mr Harmony

[@africanblood2022]

it will one of the best places in the coming future for sure - one of the places for a lot to consider

[@mosestogarepi2427]

Beautiful place, big beautiful houses, kunoda shangwiti

[@takunda4803]

i have seen the life, i want to live it

[@dennydennis8844]

Damn those houses are beautiful eish , thanx for the videos man really appreciate it

[@diasporanbuildingahomeinzi9622]

The houses are absolutely stunning. I do however think that developers must include a service charge for ongoing maintenance, cutting grass etc. The tall grass and maize everywhere just ruins the place. Also as a gated community there must be an outer boundary wall with security, that will eliminate the need for homeowners to build their own walls. Look at gated communities in SA, USA etc, they are open and you see the architectural beauty. That said theres definitely money in Zim and those in the diaspora are missing out on serious opportunities

[@MrZim263]

I totally agree with you, I think picket fencing would be ideal. There's money here if you are the best at your game, some diasporas are building too especially those in SA, UK and USA.

[@mhopi9744]

Yes u jus said it right. Those beautiful neighborhoods hv big titles SELLING HARARE n who wouldn't like beauty

[@maimabhena4634]

Yer the gated estates in SA are amazing. I live half an half in UK n SA and in term of estates, we are still very far. Especially in terms of tidiness and creativity. We spend so much on big houses but outside the house it looks like Lagos villages. We have to keep and maintain standards. That’s what makes a place outstanding, the shabbiness outside is very off putting. But some of the houses are very nice.

[@tombimashri8149]

Maybe giving them the ideas howvthese moneys can be made would help, living on ground and knowing the ropes and connections would help diasporans.

[@diasporanbuildingahomeinzi9622]

@@maimabhena4634 SA is dope hands down, even UK doesn't have estates like that. You are right maintenance is key...and l wonder if people think of those ongoing costs when they build these big houses

[@rachaelrae4532]

Never knew such a place existed. It does look serene but those Kasukuvere type homes wo, hey..😳😳. Some are OTT, very over the top but I guess each to their own.

[@portiamuponda8576]

I love the area its mindblowing thanx for sharing. Very inspiring to go back home

[@tendekaimazai4049]

Beautiful place and lovely houses, Mr Mazai you are doing a great job, showing us all this nice places in Zim. I can not wait to see more of your videos. Thank you very much.

[@MrZim263]

So nice of you. Quite interesting that we have the same surname!

[@trmangena2463]

These houses are really big and big land as well 4000 square metres l would grow a lot of veggies and sell

[@nomvulazwane3525]

And built your family playground.

[@playgirl7305]

And compete with poor street vendors or what?

[@FabioChivhandaManhizeMushava]

Lovely and impressive surely! Thank you 🙏 Harmony for sharing this beautiful new area

[@simbarashemuchanyu7839]

This is a very beautiful place with stunning and expensive look houses, i love it

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

One thing that bugs me is the lack of pavements in these neighbourhoods. But one day I will come and add some

[@MrZim263]

That needs the property market to be fully funded and backed by financial institutions, we do not have that in Zim as yet. Individuals and developers have to dig into their limited pockets to build the very basic viable structures. It will surely happen over time as the economy improves.

[@mhopi9744]

@@MrZim263 u helping a lot with Zim economy to come back through yr videos. Most of us know jus a quarter of Harare of which we thot we know Harare gd. Thanx fo waking us up. Makes us proud Zimbos again lol 😆

[@Walk_Africa]

@@MrZim263 good answer bro,proud of u.

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@MrZim263 how can you say they have limited pockets... It's greed and short cuts... When they are taking 110k United States Dollars minimum for each plot 😂😂😂. What a lame excuse. The roads already have potholes. Most of those structures will ever be unfinished structures. Give it time they will be ruins....for lack of maintenance. Zvinonga zvakudonha izvo waste of money. If they can't build decent roads and what chance is there for those massive structures

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@Walk_Africa it's a lame excuse.... Gated community taking 110 k United States Dollars per plot minimum the infrastructure should be up to scratch.....

[@slicusdadon]

Echoing some of the comments here I would like to weigh in also on the aesthetics of the project. Some very nice looking houses here granted although I do have reservations on the finishing. Owners of these properties obviously have their own preferences but I can't help but conclude that a lot of these houses are super huge and the projects look half-finished. A lot of the houses have been rendered (plastered) but they have not been painted and it doesn't make for an aesthetic look. I have often wonder why people do not go a little smaller on the house, reduce the build cost, then do the proper finishing. Size of a house isn't necessarily what makes a house outstanding. The pavements, the roads around and the fencing can do wonders to how a property look. Failure to consider these often makes a place look like a mansion placed in a 'rural village' somewhere and takes some of the shine from the projects. Some SA communities have what I am trying to explain. Durawalls and other solid structure fencing are outdated and 'hide away' the actual house and space. This is not to criticise the brilliant work that's obviously going in there. I just have seen that we Africans tend to want to go so big on the houses and neglect the fine details of what makes a great neighbourhood. Unless you have 13 kids of course then that's obviously a need. Overall, I really like how we are keeping on with all this development work in spite of our economic challenges.

[@Mutsa_Ngara]

Another beautiful neighbourhood indeed 👏👏

[@MrZim263]

Thank you Mutsa🙏🏿

[@BLESSEDTOBEABLESSING]

i would buy land in this area Harmony, its a great investment

[@MrZim263]

oh yes... it's coming together very well. I would too.

[@billtev9846]

I think you and Harmony should team up for a competition to find the best gardener in Harare? We need to appreciate some of these guys behind the lawn mowers.

[@mhopi9744]

Fancy schmancy neighborhood. Ppl a bringing their A game building. Am really inspired. Thanx lots. U always make my day. Great video

[@MrZim263]

Thank you Mhopi

[@cathydyer3774]

Thank you Harmony. I wonder how people make so much money to have these huge houses.

[@wilkuf]

Beautiful. The Zimbabwe we want!!!

[@marjoriemuchena6031]

Oh wow this place is 👌zvakarongeka ❤

[@beautyadaarewa4982]

I am living in Belgium I dream one day I win lotto and buy myself such a beautiful pieceful place,coz with working can't afford such price s

[@girlnextdoor2836]

What do you do for a living in Belgium if you don’t mind me asking?

[@beautyadaarewa4982]

@@girlnextdoor2836 sorry for late reply I am working in a laundry company

[@africanadage852]

@@beautyadaarewa4982 , It will happen if the Lord allows it and it's good for you.

[@wilsonmutsago]

Yaah Kwakaipaaa👌

[@gibbsandemiliah3723]

Another great video. As always thanks for producing quality videos

[@MrZim263]

Your welcome Gibbs

[@Teefayfiles]

Nice nice place

[@shumbamutasa]

Thanks for more great content Harmony.

[@kimZava]

Great content 🤝

[@faraijoffreymutepfa873]

Wonderful, but the only problem we do not want to address is that a country does not develop and improve because of the mansion one builts. But with manufacturing, we need more production and factories, rather than residential expansion. How do we define even a small town? Is it by it's new neighbourhoods? Or by it's new industries?

[@timothymakufa1051]

This is very true mansions are not really nation development

[@faraijoffreymutepfa873]

@Timothy Makufa Imagine the mansion built buy Kasukuwere what did it benefit us? If i had such money, wouldn't it be better for me to build a 3 bedroomed hse & use the remaining money to start industries which employ the masses? And create trade.

[@faraijoffreymutepfa873]

And now after watching the Al Jazeera gold scandals. Is it not obvious that these mansions are a reflection of corruption? Just drive from the gates of these mansions and enter the roads. The you can understand how ridiculous the difference is.

[@twentyninety4152]

This can't be money from working , ye monthly pay, never. Beautiful indeed.

[@manganim197]

Good content, very happy about your grouth, quality picture, thanks good job weell done.

[@MrZim263]

Thank so much

[@Deecee2806]

Notification gang

[@beautyadaarewa4982]

Thank you for job done

[@theescape184]

Always look forward to your videos. Thank you for yet another great video 👍🏽😊

[@rannytapiwa988]

Love the content. A drone for Ariel view would kill it

[@georgechapungu7894]

Harmony will need to be careful when capturing aerial views of private property. Lawsuits can ruin the fun

[@themg.familyshow3133]

US$105 000 in South Africa I buy a stand in the cities and build a house.so the property is more expensive in Zimbabwe.

[@Walk_Africa]

This is development bro,These people are pushing,no joke

[@tvs9978]

Private houses are not development. Roads, bridges, drains, schools, street lights, etc are development that will benefit a country

[@Walk_Africa]

@@tvs9978 please stop being negative. Who do u build bridges for if there are no people. Those house tells a story of people who are pushing hard.These people are building Africa.sont just sit and wait for the Government. Stand up and be the change.Big up to all u brothers and Sisters who are doing their part in making Africa shine.One day those bridges will be constructed. Those evil leaders wont reign forever.People die

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

@@tvs9978 Zimbabwe had less than 4 thousand schools before year 2000 as I am speaking there are more than 90 thousand schools which are all private schools built by the indeginous Zimbabwean natives , there are more than 2 thousand government schools built and there are 3 thousand already being built. The Chinese have already fixed a lot of major roads even some native indeginous companies havee been involved in city development and bridges on top of that various government buildings i the CBD.

[@tvs9978]

@@Walk_Africa no they're not. Most are building great businesses yes, but other than their house and their business they're not going the extra mile to help their country develop. It's not being negative. It's telling the truth which Africans don't like to do. If you build a nice house but the road leading to your house isnt paved and has no drainage, street lights and your neighbours have no proper sanitation, that's not progress. It's not just about the leaders, that's a cop out. The citizenry also has to participate in development

[@tvs9978]

@@shanewalkingdead8258 that's good. That's development. I wish KZbinrs would focus more on those things instead of showing private mansions. Mansions are great to dispel misconceptions but not as important as showing the REAL progress

[@boatwatchersparadiseuk.8053]

Well thought video not other videos that have gone on steroids lately coping your content style.this surely has been a eye opener there are people building great houses I guess these are all millioners in that neighborhood.

[@mhopi9744]

Kkkkkkkkk

[@foxbat473]

This neighbourhood looks great

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

Brookeview is better that the Grange I give it number 1.

[@gv1967]

With all those expensive homes, they could at least get together and do up their roads.

[@thoesibanda7769]

Slowly but showly😁

[@moyrangirazi8809]

My thoughts exactly. The beautiful houses are overshadowed by the over grown foliage and poorly done roads.

[@loicembingi2702]

Thanks for uploading the video, great content.

[@MrZim263]

thank you Loice

[@mequeclevermepue5292]

Looking to build my dream mansion there home is best

[@shingim7106]

$105,000 just for the land though 😭😭😭😭😭 guess its an acre, but wow its a stunning place

[@MrZim263]

MaDiaspora munayo mari.. come and buy

[@shingim7106]

@@MrZim263 you know what would be interesting would be for these developers to market more to the diaspora🤔, if not for you I doubt most people abroad know of some of these places

[@MrZim263]

@@shingim7106 you are right

[@mhopi9744]

@@shingim7106 very tru. Never knew Harare is as beautiful like that. Actually wanted to pack my bags fr Budiriro coz that's all I know mostly kkkkkkk my place

[@anitasamuels8821]

@Shingi M, even myself in the diaspora, it will take me a good 4 years to buy land in this area.

[@menoverse]

Could you add the link to the sales page in the description, AND ASK FOR AN AFFILIATE LINK TO EARN SERIOUS COMMISSION FROM THIS, BROTHER. 😉👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MrZim263]

Have never heard of affiliate links. Will check them out. Thank you so much!

[@rozey86]

Yoooo kwakumberi 😫😫😫

[@raytino]

I actually stay in that estate 😂✨✨

[@faraiarethamuzah8900]

really thats where i crib too h.ah.ah.a

[@mhopi9744]

Ooh my. I say congrats hw lucky ua very beautiful n upscale neighborhood. Count yr blessings there. I dream

[@raytino]

@@faraiarethamuzah8900 small world

[@TinoSparks]

I just uploaded a similar video showing estates in Johannesburg south africa. Great video harmony

[@MrZim263]

Lemme check it out

[@anitasamuels8821]

@Tino Sparks, what's the name of ur channel

[@TinoSparks]

@@anitasamuels8821 Tino Sparks

[@anitasamuels8821]

@@TinoSparks . Thanks hun.

[@EK24737]

Why land is so expensive in Zimbabwe. We talking about US dollars not bond.

[@MrZim263]

Fast growing urban population, so demand is high

[@timothymakufa1051]

I guess the developers are linked to the ruling regime

[@TheSylviaCooperFamily]

Can you do city of Harare like going in shops on first street

[@SN-fq6hs]

black owned houses no mortgages for most of them

[@Robert_mallone]

u should compare places

[@tendaimhosva4314]

The quality of roads at these new neighbourhoods is very dissapointing

[@angelakwaramba9752]

Thank you for the videos but I think properties in Zim are overpriced.

[@MrZim263]

Why do you think so?

[@angelakwaramba9752]

@@MrZim263 those houses are overpriced, the areas are not even developed and there are no proper roads. I would rather buy a house in the UK

[@angelakwaramba9752]

@@MrZim263 don’t get me wrong, I love your videos its just my view coz I have seen many that have poorly fitted bathrooms or kitchens or the finishing don’t match the outside that’s why I said most of them are overpriced

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Daylight robbery to take USD110k in 🇿🇼 where land is in abundance. Then roads are potholed already the infrastructure in the area does not match the money being spent there. Its greed and shortcuts. Most of those OTT structures will forever be building sites hazvipere kuvakwa izvo... Waste of money some×and structurely compromised.

[@bevenpanganai45]

Jealous down guys

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@bevenpanganai45 OMG is being critical and offering a different view being jealous. That's the problem with us.....even in families if someone says something that we don't want to hear we label them jealousy kuti vanyarare.

[@bevenpanganai45]

@@chiyenyumba7135 the problem is you decided to be negative in a jealous way . You’re not giving constructive criticism. Who doesn’t know that Harare is getting bigger now and the price of land is increasing its factual its a global phenomenon.The structures there are state of the art you also have to consider that it’s a newly built area it’s progress instead of being negative be motivated to earn your money and construct something similar. Don’t carry a heavy heart . God bless

[@chiyenyumba7135]

@@bevenpanganai45 akawudza kuti handina mari ndiyaniko??? 😂 😂 😂 When we compare mashandisiro atinoyita mari isusu vatema comparing nevarungu and ma asians then you can make sense. In that community may be 90% owners ma zimbo The same reason we buy and put a tombstone of 3000 or even 5000 usd paruzevha when you visit a white person grave there is a simple headstone. How do you talk global let's focus on local. Labelling someone jealousy is a default button rekunyaradza zvatisingade kunzwa..... Ladies and gentlemen in zimbo we have problems on priorities. If we focus on local there is no way that small piece of land should be 110k USD.

[@bevenpanganai45]

@@chiyenyumba7135 again my point here is globally land prices are high in the sort out areas and Zimbabwe is not different. Harare has grown exponentially saka land prices are bound to increase in good areas like this one. Even varungu or Asians wacho in their countries there are areas they can’t afford kuno afforder vane mari chete just like this one . I didn’t say you don’t have money just maybe you can’t afford this area chete maybe we can both afford new suburbs kunana Kuwadzana and Ruwa which is not bad also

[@angelakwaramba9752]

Please can you do a video showing the interior of these houses because most of them are just big but the finishing date poorly done.

[@MrZim263]

People don't usually let strangers with cameras into their homes.

[@angelakwaramba9752]

@@MrZim263 I know, I was thinking it would be arranged me anoda.

[@MrZim263]

when i get better cameras, I will work with some realtors for house tours.

[@n02hbby16]

Guys someone please tell me what kind of people are buying this land and building these mansions

[@VickyRueMadziwa]

I saw out gate 🏡🏠 I miss home now

[@hughmandara2070]

Can you do borrowdale broke that's not gated

[@grahamg2913]

Maybe it's just me but you seem to drive too far to the right for a country that drives on the left. It might just be the camera angle but I have noticed it in all your videos.

[@akadare1]

Outstanding video question, do you guys have Shona names you can give to these places?

[@MrZim263]

Sometimes the farm name becomes the suburb name. E.g Crowhill, Hopeley, Suncrest, Cold Comfort, crowborough and so on

[@akadare1]

@@MrZim263 Harare was once Salisbury what happened there?

[@MrZim263]

@@akadare1 developers usally just want to sell land and get $. Imagine new city will be called Mt Hampden.

[@akadare1]

@@MrZim263 well if you are not careful very soon you will sell everything for $

[@chiyenyumba7135]

Kikkkk ma Zimbo only an English sounding name will do when we can't even give our own children names in our language.

[@kulhemhlongo]

Yho! Back home we've a fetish for hand operated boom gates why can't we have automated ones

[@MrZim263]

😂😂😂we love those, magetsi is an issue here

[@kulhemhlongo]

@@MrZim263 yeah you're right otherwise you'll find your self locked out but a mini solar panel would make a difference

[@MrZim263]

@@kulhemhlongo maybe it's a business opportunity one could explore. Those electric boom gates are very scarce here. Actually i only know 2 place in the whole country

[@africanadage852]

Cousin John will be unemployed and we can't have that .Lol.

[@kulhemhlongo]

@@africanadage852 I see you want to keep employment statistics up but let that be incase automated isn't working then cousin John can chip in

[@takurazauyamakando]

How much would it cost to build big houses like these?

[@MrZim263]

Land $100k building cost at least $250k

[@oliverchipoyera]

Brookview is the best location so far in Harare Any challenge

[@ellenjames8546]

Yes check out Arlington eastate

[@VickyRueMadziwa]

Foly Jon Crescent in Glen Lorne

[@oliverchipoyera]

@@VickyRueMadziwa I don't think so

[@oliverchipoyera]

@@ellenjames8546 not necessarily

[@timothymakufa1051]

Land and housing in Zim is really expense in my opinion

[@twenty2183]

These can’t be teachers or nurses (on govt salary) building such houses.

[@vincentgwinyai1879]

A gated community of walls .

[@MrZim263]

lol tatojaira

[@viviciousvee]

Exactly and I ask myself the same question now and again. I just feel it messes the whole gated community vibe. Most gated community places have boundary walls for each house, I guess it’s a Zimbabwean thing. Great 👍🏽 job though Harmony.

[@dextertendai1663]

I thought the idea behind gated estates is to do away with high antisocial walls? Get rid of them ugly walls please Zimbos

[@mandlamwase4194]

I think it's time to for Zimbabwe to get rid of colonial names of their surbubus to indigenous names

[@kumbulanizhou8323]

Dzimba dzakanaka asi mazita acho anonyadzisira, Brookview, Borrowdale, Westview, Glen Lorne. An inferiority complex due to colonised minds. I applaude Chisipite, Kambanji, Dzivarasekwa, Kambuzuma, Mufakose, Nketa, Nkulumane, Chishwasha. City Fathers munotisvoresa kurasa rudzi rwenyu. Residents, work up, you paying millions for living in imaginary foreign lands.

[@angelakwaramba9752]

Taura hako

[@philliptapiwapandehuni7603]

where is the location. i would like to visit the site

[@nomvulazwane3525]

Which country is this?

[@preciousnkomo4029]

Zimbabwe Zim bho🇿🇼

[@desmondmudzovaniswa8286]

To me they're not beautiful but just big houses...

[@ceemu3966]

Harmony mazai how do I contact you please?

[@MrZim263]

Instagram and Facebook. Whatsapp [phone]

[@ceemu3966]

@@MrZim263 thanks

[@abbey63603]

Zimbabweans generally need to learn to landscape their yards , keep the grass short and tidy

[@nicolachikowore4980]

Please can you do a tour of Arlington Estate. Thx

[@Impex7]

The HOUSES are NICE, but 400-800 THOUSAND DOLLARS, SERIOUSLY? Those are U.S. HOUSING PRICES. How can the EVERYDAY MAN or WOMAN, AFFORD those PRICES in AFRICA? What about INFRASTRUCTURE?

[@MrZim263]

Zimbabwe is bag of surprises. Some people have those amounts in their wardrobes. Google the story of maids who stole USD 700k from a kitchen drawer in Belvedere, Harare.

[@Impex7]

@@MrZim263 But that's NOT the AVERAGE PERSON. Where's the NEAREST HOSPITAL, SCHOOL, SUPER MARKET? How MANY HOURS per DAY is the ELECTRICITY OFF, PHONE SERVICE, WATER, SEWAGE, SECURITY? ALL of THOSE THINGS GO with the VALUE of the HOUSE.

[@MrZim263]

@@Impex7 that's correct, I guess it's supply and demand economics at play

[@Impex7]

@@MrZim263 is there a WRITTEN WARRANTY that comes with the PURCHASE of these HOMES?

[@MrZim263]

@@Impex7 I'm not sure hey

[@chibage]

There is still no water pipes except for the Green Tanks that stick out like an eye sore on every property. They need to build good roads and first class sewer systems and all the world class infra before building these houses. Somehow it looks like everyone is just focusing on their own land when in actual fact they share a lot of infrastructure. This results in mansions end up looking out of place; others are even doing their maize farming haphazardly; WTH 🙈

[@foxbat473]

Hiie, ma Bhoyi here varikuvaka dzimba idzi?

[@MrZim263]

All mabhoi, hmuna muvhet kana 1

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

Its nothing shocking Zimbabweans are educated ndivo vese vakapinda muminda neindustry tichikuudzai hamunzwi chiona . Hanzi na idhi bhazi rikuenda murikusara pinda musystem.

[@angelakwaramba9752]

Zimbabwe Yakutia kunge Nigeria. Nice houses but no roads and you pay a million for that

[@makalosaa725]

It's ridiculous how they build their houses without proper roads and pavements in the neighbourhood. It shows how selfish and short sighted most of these rich people in Zimbabwe are. I can't afford yes, but hey I I were to build a good house...there has to be a pavement and street lights.

[@maimabhena4634]

If only people could paint their walls after spending so much money building such a huge house. And then maintain the area guys. Over grown grass on the roads and that makes a place so untidy no matter how nice a house is. Why can’t we maintain standards and have true beauty from the onset? I think in general we used to have good standards of cleanliness but we must keep up with the rest of the world. Tidy roads and tidy gardens make an area outstanding. It’s no good just having a nice house but a tip outside.

[@mhopi9744]

Kuchiri kuvakwa n we already see the beauty. One day at a time 🙏

[@tari2073]

It's work in progress....

[@maimabhena4634]

I hear you......but we can only improve and maintain good standards by getting objective feedback. Those areas (overgrown grass and unpainted walls) need attention.

[@Robert_mallone]

i hate the walls

[@dailyprint8858]

We can't say these houses are luxurious look at asian houses that's luxurious and even western side .The problem with Zimbabwe people don't want to update on what's on style even though you are saying you are doing Zimbabwean style people are doing Nigerian style come on people of Zimbabwe .Young people nowadays we find it low class it's not even classic .

[@bertrandmetral9612]

Looks so shabby. None of the walls are painted. Good insight as to how bad things really are.

[@tari2073]

They're still constructing

[@mhopi9744]

Zim is beautiful 😍 work in progress

[@marjoriemuchena6031]

Shabby how? The area is still under construction

[@shingim7106]

Can't be that bad if people are building such lovely massive houses, by the looks of things Zim is on the up and up and we love to see it 👌🏾

[@marjoriemuchena6031]

@@shingim7106 Oh yes 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏