Own a HOME in GHANA for just **$50k** real estate

Bijou Homes situated at Appolonia City in the lush suburb of Oyibi, offers 1 and 2 bedrooms (expandable to 3) multi-functional, modern homes for young professionals and growing families.
Appolonia City is a 2,325-acre (941-hectare) mixed-use and mixed-income urban development in Greater Accra. Appolonia City is approximately the size of Tema Communities 1 to 6 combined (2,325 acres)
The project is being developed for residential properties, retail, commercial centers, schools, healthcare and social infrastructure
At a location that offers superior urban infrastructure, housing, and places of work, you have the opportunity to enjoy the comforts of a gated community, 24/7 security, communal amenities, and more at very affordable prices.
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[@springmornings]

please we need alot of trees in out estates....they are naturally there ..dont cut and clear them all.

[@patiencesewor297]

Please can I have your contacts concerning the Houses

[@springmornings]

@@peppy824 big tall trees aligning our streets to provid shade and cool air has nothing to do with snakes...

[@EA-xd1jr]

@@springmornings 100% Agree

[@selinaboamah2975]

Yes we need more trees for good health. I don’t think they know the impotence of having lots of trees around especially in such a hot country

[@EA-xd1jr]

@@selinaboamah2975 1000% right. Abroad trees are a hot commodity to the point that you can pay anywhere from 45000 dollars to 300000 dollars just to have tees in their backyard 😉. Its important and have it with ease

[@s.fraser5221]

She is an excellent interviewer.

[@Ddesigns1931]

This lady ask very good questions. WELL DONE !!!!!

[@squirrelsgarden]

I stayed there when I was in Ghana in March. The place are really nice but it's pretty far from the airport and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

[@kennykross3306]

Wow

[@insidehildaslife6329]

Me too from 2nd March to 12.March

[@donofajenkins4423]

What do you call far from air port?

[@donnitv5323]

@UKBlackman they have Uber taxi in Ghana now?

[@donnitv5323]

@Kennedy Kennedy dummy

[@AkuaDimples]

First here! Very educative video. Thank you for continuing to keep us in the diaspora informed and inspired. These apartments look great for rental investment.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@napoleoneshun9041]

We need to get the roads done before building, would have been nicer.

[@Brotherhoodkingdomgh]

i will advice everyone to build on his or own, this amounts are very expensive for this prison-like building. just 1 bedroom for GHS 289,250.00 ( $50,000 )

[@wmMustafa]

One bedroom for 50k =No thank you for me 😅

[@Brotherhoodkingdomgh]

@@wmMustafa they are thieves and they also provide prisonlike environment, I think their management should read our comments and start thinking

[@randalcummins7451]

Great video. You really ask the hard questions that those of us in the diaspora need to know, financing, what's included in the initial pricing and what additional items such as solar panels are included or paid separately. Good job! Thank you!

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@TempleGh]

To be honest Dɛntaa my grandma, you are classic. I love to watch your show not only for how important the contents are, but the presentation. Even the top TV stations in Ghana can't do that. From your intro- the camera quality- commercial- sound, everything is on point. Odana Networks-you guys are doing marvelous.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you Seth.

[@cory_aqua]

Space to expand is a good idea similar to what is done in parts of South Africa.

[@nhlaposbu]

Reminds me of Cosmopolitan homes

[@francescaldwell4217]

Please do a show for homes with land,for sale!

[@patriotenigma4841]

Ghana has its own currency and we need to appreciate what we have.

[@selinaboamah2975]

Guys guys, we need more trees for good health. We are now sacrificing health for money. We need bigger yards and more greenery 🙏

[@lindaburnette195]

Palm trees would had been nice addition.

[@garproperties1001]

@@lindaburnette195 this estate has lovely trees kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@ladylady1736]

Great offer . . . thanks now Dentaa, Blessed One! 💜💚

[@caekj]

The houses are ok but they are too close to each other. I think I’d rather just buy some land somewhere else.

[@endtime13]

Truth but almost like buying neighborhood. Other wise there's always gonna be something you're not gonna like😉Me like U rather be little distance dream House.

[@oneup1098]

try owning a row /road pretty brides, rides and people someone built it and dont live there lets break the price down to 1000 days

[@wmMustafa]

I couldn't live there lol Africa is too big to be bunched up together I need my space and my privacy.

[@kennykross3306]

Buy la d abd build ur own home in Africa

[@springmornings]

these are starter homes for young upcoming individuals...you can build your dream house later and put this on rent

[@flattery1111]

The togetherness creates a sense of community similar to a village but more modern. Being isolated from others is not ideal for creating a collective consciousness of One.

[@wmMustafa]

@@springmornings 50-75k u.s is very expensive for a starter house.Im just saying coming from the diaspora that's not the type of living were looking for long term.

[@TheAfricanLegacyTV]

@@wmMustafa where exactly do you live because where I do in Illinois, 50K-75K will get you a fixer upper. I am Ghanaian by the way and have been in the diaspora for years. Great work Dentaa, this will definitely be a great choice for someone!

[@The_Cruise_Fam]

So, now they are now bringing the same building style of homes in the diaspora to Africa. Small living room, small yard etc. Not cool. I still like the big yards and compounds to grow my fruits and other edible things. Trying to make more money with tiny buildings & space. All na business.😉

[@kdshowtyme1164]

You can buy your own land(half an Acre or An Acre) and build your dream home and farm on it at the same time. It all depends on you. These homes are Affordable homes for people who don't wanna deal with land issues/building contractors...etc and other stuff.

[@addosolar537]

I think the concept is wonderful. If someone is on a tight budget they can buy one of these. If their financial situation improves they can expand to something larger. There are too many people struggling to build that "mansion" that never gets completed. This is more realistic for many Ghanaians in Ghana and abroad who are doing there best but are not able to afford those big mansions in high end neighborhoods.

[@kdshowtyme1164]

@@addosolar537 Exactly!!

[@nanaking30tv51]

Don't be selfish let someone enjoys some lol

[@watchit16]

Exactly the rooms are getting smaller, I notice none including other developers don't have rear gardens for growing small small

[@queenlyacquah7707]

Well with 50k you can at least build a comfortable 4 bedroom with a beautiful garden and a garage. Dentaa did an amazing interview... that is what I call professional. Great job Dentaa😘👏👏l

[@esthermensah5346]

The problem that I see with all the developers is that, they all do not leave space for trees, which I think is a pity, knowing that it is hot in Ghana. One cannot stay indoors all the time. It would also provide an opportunity for community spirit to develop among the residents, if sitting arrears are provided underneath the trees, without the necessity of venturing community complex.

[@nhlaposbu]

These are young trees that will grow.

[@salieujallow9112]

Ghana has the best real estate in africa

[@emmanuelmartin3908]

You can buy your own land and build your own house if these aren't good enough for whatever reason, people just want to find a way to be negative

[@aborigineone2377]

To each its own liking, I don't like them it's not enough space between them for privacy nowhere to plant a garden.

[@danielkofiboadux]

Interesting!! Oneday hope I make it to your show !! Lol

[@shottabwoi3985]

This is AWESOME!👌🏾♦️

[@garproperties1001]

@Shotta Bwoi. For a housing estate with trees in Ghana see kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@wnmck4813]

Love Africa am from Jamaica

[@JackyHapy]

Good question about facilities, medical centre, shops etc

[@flippingforreal109]

Thanks for the video when I am looking to purchase property it's good to see what is there in Ghana for the price mentioned. I was think of purchasing and renting out I am glad you said it in the video cause that's what was on my mind.

[@ErasmusTandF]

interesting houses there, the last time I was in GH, thought there would be high rises. Good to see houses though.

[@aboaboyahciciniko7132]

Very beautiful homes 👌👌👌

[@hthomas9891]

I think these are very nice affordable or starter homes or retirement for couples who want to downsize.

[@esthermensah5346]

This site is beautiful from aerial view but there are no rooms for trees ( I mean, big trees not shrubs). The option of extensions, provided to residents, I believe, if not put under special specification, could become an eyesore to the aesthetic view of the site, with each resident having a different form of extension in mind. Some houses are bound to be fenced in if they decide to remain static, in my opinion. How can any ensuing difficulties be resolved among neighbours ? I hope I am not thinking too far ahead of time. Good luck in your ventures.

[@anniehunter3827]

Toooooooooo! Expensive!!

[@Bfreemen2529]

@ DENTAA I think Service Charge can be abit more Reasonable as Is typically about 10% of Monthly rental income Worldwide but in Ghana is start on an average 20% which is on a high side!

[@graceboateng8270]

Can you please show the video of your house including the rooms and the compounds

[@ghana-music]

Where are the Trees like every property developer in Ghana hate trees and grass

[@garproperties1001]

@GhanaPlaylist there's a developer in Ghana who has trees and parks throughout the estate👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@vereisaac4558]

I wonder are there more places like this for Africans returning from the Diaspora wishing to plant their own gardens ?

[@jodrew1845]

The home's are nice but they all look alike. It's kind of like an African version of the US suburban landscape circa 1960. There's not much variation at all... If I live there, I want uniqueness because I'm escaping America. In addition, it would be nice if the houses had more of a backyard space or is the lack of that a cultural thing? I've seen very few generous backyards. Houses are right next to each other, it's claustrophobic.

[@esthermensah5346]

Hi Jo Drew. I suggest to you to buy your own land & build your own house to your own specification, in that way, you will be able to cover all your essentials & I am sure there are property developers to consult if you engage with Odana Connect. Good luck

[@nhlaposbu]

It by far much better than the mud huts you were expecting to see as an American. I dont think your complaining is in good faith.

[@flavabean1847]

Is it me or do these homes pack up on top of each other like in Canada, small and with no yard/space to grow some hot peppers,,, it looks like Brampton

[@KimFert]

Yes, was thinking the same thing. Just like parts of Canada. I would love to relocate to Ghana from Canada, but with no yard space to plant, these units would be a no no for me.

[@scriptureforthatmoment4256]

Looks great

[@deboraharthur6920]

ghc250 per month as service charge after buying your property is like renting an apartment all together again.

[@tvs9978]

@Deborah Arthur.. Well consider if you had to pay individually /directly for garbage pick up. It would be GHS 50 a month. + your gardener 200 a month, 24 hour security a 1,000+ a month and regular maintenance of roads, street lights and drains wouldn't even be guaranteed by your local assembly if you had your private land.....So 250 really is subsidizing your monthly ancillary living costs.

[@kalimann2766]

Very good affordable house, but it will have been nice if it was freehold. 87 years lease is the downside. Good job though.

[@aquariusguard]

What happens when the 87 years lease is over? Do you have to leave?

[@crownedbyestcbe1820]

aquariusguard yes, you leave after the lease is over or renew your contract. Freehold is better. It’s hard to find freehold ready built in Accra.

[@evaallen9728]

Great that there are many new subdivisions being built in and around Accra. For Foreigners wishing to buy, do you have financing available, such as a Mortgage?

[@ODANANETWORK]

Yes they do. Please email [e-mail]

[@EA-xd1jr]

Are you a mortgage broker

[@soursop1972]

It is a steal considering i payed/financed a house here in the US for over $400,000

[@Geodendronitrian]

Are you a marine?

[@nanayaa7598]

Very true

[@christopherj9137]

The problem of huge profits using small land sizes-capitalism creeping into Africa. Yes, I understand small houses to leverage on cost of development per unit area, but you still need your big backyards to grow vegetables and fruit trees.

[@naana-scelyne6370]

Yes this more like condo living . I can buy and rent it out. But I want to buy a land with my own home and plenty of space to do whatever I desire

[@garproperties1001]

@Ama Quansah and Christopher J. What do you think of this estate with lovely parks and space around the homes 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@nhlaposbu]

Compkining already, why do these peices attract wyners? These are the cheapest property anywhere in Africa. You would oay the same amount of money in the cheapest neighborhood in South Africa and mind you SA has the lowest cost of living. I appreciate what theyvare doing for the diaspora especially coz Ghana is not a cheap place. For an American this is far much affordable than any equivalent development in the states considering 1)Safety 2) a country with moral standards values 3) NO RACISM. The value you get from these is priceless. I cant belive Americcans are complaining when Africans afford 3 times this under normal circumstances

[@elizabethadjei3986]

What about tarred Roads to make the place complete.

[@jonahdadzie7021]

The houses are beautiful but there is more to improve

[@garproperties1001]

@Jonah Dadzie what do you think of this estate? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@tricekelly7715]

Interested in finding out more about those classes.

[@dorotv4897]

Nice solar panel is the future

[@junity1]

You can build a one bedroom for half the price ($25,000) minus the cost of land. $50,000 for one bedroom is overpriced !

[@idy1172]

Organization, gated community and the location, there are other things you’re paying for when you buy it at 50k

[@somewhereinafrica7350]

All the amenities that come with the environment is the other $25k. I can tell you the $50k is a steal because the amenities are good

[@idy1172]

Will The Mango no problem, but when you buy the 25k housing it will become clear why people rush for the 50k housing, you will have 25k Neighbour’s with 25k attitudes, and environment , so it’s not a steal.. in Africa you can even buy a house as little as 1k dollars, but don’t be surprised with the kind of environment and services you will get when you do that

[@idy1172]

Will The Mango the housing caters to the diaspora , that is usually people that live in western countries and would like to come to ghana and continue their western lifestyle with western standard of living , hence the high price... high prices removes a lot of unwanted thing you may encounter

[@nhlaposbu]

If you dont get someone who will scam you for land. This is stress free.

[@DIRT813]

Look like the projects here in Florida.

[@Sincerelyshawny]

🤣🤣

[@georgehagan5528]

Waoh very nice houses but pls tell our estate developers to build storey building apartments to save our lands.ooh Ghana

[@brodwellington1626]

Thanks Dentaa. This project is neat and grossly affordable to a lot of people. The only downside is the state of the road. This is going to generate a lot of 'dust' and when the rains come the usual flood with limited drains ?

[@ODANANETWORK]

The roads are going to be done. They are still building.

[@kennykross3306]

Yhe place isn't yet finished so chill

[@ndifrekeotu9086]

I hope the roads construction are still ongoing??

[@pamellarose7424]

Beautiful homes...

[@keronlaryae]

Is there a way government can regulate real estate pricing in Ghana?

[@watchit16]

Birds eye view looks like the estate is miles from anywhere, seems there's no other properties around for miles. I suppose someone has to start before other come

[@axistaxis856]

Put a park in and it’s good to go…well done Africa …well done

[@ronnie9953]

the outside needs to match the inside, maybe hire a landscaper and add a paved street. houses are way to close for my comfort. why are they so close together?

[@ODANANETWORK]

All the streets will be paved.

[@ronnie9953]

@kwazue i agree, the way the outside looks is what makes the community feel welcoming. i don't want to go home feeling like i live in a prison compound.

[@kennykross3306]

Idiot the place is still underconstruction what wrong with u fam

[@springmornings]

is still under construction....are you blind or deaf.....they said it in the video!!!!!1

[@ronnie9953]

@@kennykross3306 you're the idiot with that response. have you ever heard of constructive criticism smh. you sound uneducated.

[@mokonzi2K6]

Folks please visit Africa places like Ghana, Kenya, Senegal, Gambia and many more....First figure out to make money, whatever you're doing in Europe or States go do it over there and then start living your dream....Africa is for Africans and Africa is the present and the future....

[@samuelowusuboateng1803]

Nice

[@Abena425]

Is there a playground for the kids to play? Some green space for them to run around?

[@esthermensah5346]

Hi Abena425. That is a good point you raised. They have to think about this in their next project, I am sure as well as a small retail shop & a place for community activity.

[@etcanada6395]

Those houses looks like sheds.... Who design those houses... Am not impressed at all

[@bvbocan1]

for that price what do you expect?

[@Ada-zg2qb]

Stop being greedy. I will take it for 50k

[@alfaakilu7191]

These are BOXES for 50 grand. As an African with international experience i can tell you that such communities are normally culturally sterile. Buy decent land outside the city and build with space,trees,garden and all that you need for comfort. I'm speaking from experience. I built at Nsawam, Eastern Region.

[@blessingtetteh3209]

Well spoken dear

[@jacyhendrix7571]

Showing them the way out.

[@AjWvlogs]

Please don’t forget mortgage videos too

[@globetrotterawakening1896]

If I move to Africa, it is because I don't want to live packed up like int eh West, so what is this? Everyone on top of each other. Pretty soon, that will become a getho

[@selinaboamah2975]

It’s an unhealthy way to live, without trees In such a hot country. We Africans need more education on how important trees are good for our health 🙏

[@lorettadavis6944]

Learn how to spell.

[@garproperties1001]

@@selinaboamah2975 I'm sure you'll love this development in Accra with trees and parks. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

Haha my mum always says this. She will not buy an flat (apartment) in Ghana. She’s sick of living on top of each other. She want space! She built her house back home. The way she built it ensure the land space wasn’t wasted.

[@kwameolatunji8663]

Very nice

[@teceffect9826]

I heard the word "Lease". What is meaning of that? If I buy such home, then I'm still not the owner of the ground where the house is built on?

[@Fallon_rogerz]

Lease is like a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc. to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment. So I think technically u don’t really own the land on which the house is built on

[@tmobiletemp9832]

This is great news. Underground drainage system. 50 thousand 1 bedroom. I could buy one for retirement Where is the closest hospital right now?

[@ODANANETWORK]

There is one 10mintues away in dodowa. If interested please email [e-mail]

[@insidehildaslife6329]

They are also planning to build Schools, Hospitals and Shopping mall in Appolonia City, so you have everything close to you. I have bought mine there.

[@benonicommodore4002]

@@insidehildaslife6329 May I see More details of the house 🏡...Short video of the house, rooms, compound etc ....

[@insidehildaslife6329]

Benoni Commodore year, send me your whatsapp number

[@insidehildaslife6329]

Benoni Commodore @[e-mail]

[@salieujallow9112]

These real estates in Ghana need good roads

[@colesaintroyll4571]

Why is Ghana mortgage rates so high!? And cash repayment terms is 2,289 for 24 months?

[@mmmotives7452]

Where is the asphalt?

[@tvs9978]

They are still constructing. They have to finish the houses first otherwise the trucks would destroy the roads

[@sekgapanerammego649]

This is similar to developments in South Africa. There’s a lot of room for improvement. For the same price, you’d get a lawn and a bit of space around the house here in South Africa. The estates are paved and the security is tight (you need the home owner to buzz you in or generate a gate code for you to enter). Housing will definitely be cheaper if you start making material locally.

[@nhlaposbu]

Cosmopolitan

[@atalialuckyyeboah2341]

Why do Ghanaians price in dollars, do they produce dollars, ooh Ghanaians when will you love your own. Smh

[@Personalfinancity]

Mmm say that again my sister, most properties are always in dollars. I just don't get it.

[@idy1172]

Dollar is a global currency for measuring , its easier to pass a message when priced in dollars not whatever ghana uses , this house is targeted towards the Ghanaian diaspora hence the dollar quote

[@Nice1EvenBetter]

If price was given in Cedis you'll be asking how much that is in dollars, euros or pounds.

[@atalialuckyyeboah2341]

@Nice 1. Why would I ask price in dollars, I'm I not Ghanaian. All I want to point at is, is about time Ghana adopt it's own system and stop using others. If you go to these developed western countries do they quote in $ or in their own currency?

[@Nice1EvenBetter]

@@atalialuckyyeboah2341 ok I understand you

[@nattypthegeneral2450]

strong up sis ODANA, the coated price of 5ok on these house, what currency or those prise coated into?????

[@soursop1972]

Real estate marketed to the diaspora is usually sold in US dollars.

[@yaafowaa4149]

@@soursop1972 ridiculous to sell in another currency

[@kennykross3306]

Is marketed to ghanians both in ghana and abroad

[@professeurlil]

Does new owners need to pay monthly for the security?

[@tvs9978]

I believe he said the monthly maintenance fee is GHS 250 a month which covers 24 hour security services, waste removal, landscaping and road maintenance. You can replay the video to verify.

[@ODANANETWORK]

Thank you

[@ODANANETWORK]

Service charge

[@professeurlil]

@Java Konjo hahaha that's funny

[@professeurlil]

@Java Konjo what if I don't pay for... They evicte me?

[@carolebridgeman5005]

I am interested.Can I pay down to hold

[@tspcocktail]

When the product is completely Finished, upload again please. That means, paved road & driveways, detailed tour of residence, a well staged home, show the electrical grid, curve appeal, backyard, outlying area interest and alll amenities. There were No details showing the kitchen nor bathroom.

[@garproperties1001]

@tspcocktail have a look at this estate in Ghana with paved roads and green parks kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zaqJ6Yl91miKc

[@tspcocktail]

@@garproperties1001 ok

[@myinsignificantopinion799]

Any more terrace buildings left??

[@GeecheeWoman]

What about laundry too? launder services ? Washing machines units ? dryers ? Sister Ekua - New York..🦊🦊🦊

[@esthermensah5346]

Hi BW Sampson. That is a point. I do not think that cropped their mind. I am sure, there will be a space to accommodate these in the house. Mind you, most people in Ghana, usually hand wash unless there is washery or launderette in the vicinity. I am sure this will be taken care of in their next project.

[@leonaking1865]

Nice looking, where are the concrete streets?

[@professeurlil]

If there is no threat of erosion, I'd prefer those road to stay like that. Look natural and nice

[@seidumariatu9018]

I was interested but now I'm withdrawing because everything is dollars why not in Ghana cedis whiles we're in Ghana

[@tvs9978]

You pay in cedis at the prevailing exchange rate on the day of payment.

[@ChrystalClear]

Very informative interview, thx

[@glenfordblair1156]

Is this price in us dollars.

[@ritaosei9977]

How much is 2 bedroom and what is square footage

[@ODANANETWORK]

Hi Rita please send us an email and we will get the information for you. [e-mail]

[@YEAHISAIDITMFS]

GLAD I'M NOT MOVING THERE. HOW DEAR U CHARGE US AMERICAN'S MORE SMH

[@amaradumbuya2099]

were you going then

[@YEAHISAIDITMFS]

@@amaradumbuya2099 Gambia

[@amaradumbuya2099]

@@YEAHISAIDITMFS ok Ghana is a bigger country that why they charge more

[@YEAHISAIDITMFS]

@@amaradumbuya2099 NOT to me I'm a fly woman we going to build Gambia with love

[@amaradumbuya2099]

@new comrade poorest ?? cheap land is good when you thinking of building a dream mansion

[@marianbutler2193]

Are these properties free hold or lease?

[@tvs9978]

Lease not freehold

[@thomas6861]

So after the 87 year lease is up then what?

[@peterklotgen3082]

if you dont have a contract with the negotiation of a lease-prolonguation - your house is gone. Simple and easy.

[@jugghead46]

Sounds like a leggo house; just snap on a 3rd. Bed room...lol😀

[@AnalystAyi]

This is amazing! I’m in America and I can get that down payment maybe early next year! Let me see what I can do

[@ODANANETWORK]

Email [e-mail] when your ready

[@nhlaposbu]

Great stuff

[@realradiotalkwithnigist7774]

The houses are too close. Need space with back yards etc And the Roads need to be complete

[@eqb1292]

Let them fix the road first....👍🏿

[@luisbilbao8693]

How many square meters is the house of 1 bedroom?

[@ODANANETWORK]

Hi Luis please email [e-mail]

[@benonicommodore4002]

@@ODANANETWORK please send me a bit of details of rooms/Space, 'dimensions materials used to build; [e-mail]

[@dilaz3081]

So the properties are under leased? No front lawns/back gardens? Aaaaaah, not good enough! Thought they're Freeholds.

[@roserose-vx7qt]

nice. do you get mosquito bites in Ghana? pls

[@petyaws5621]

Why are in Ghana and you guys talking about dollars. Is that ,the local currency in Ghana?

[@theaggressiveinvestortips5791]

I just don't understand why houses in Accra are priced like in the USA. This is just insane.

[@akos5146]

Why are Ghanaian's estate agents selling their properties in dollars instead of cedis? These houses are too close.

[@tvs9978]

Hi Dentaa, I think your email address has been mispelt in the description box? Please confirm. 🙏

[@ODANANETWORK]

Please send us an email [e-mail]

[@watchit16]

I notice all the developers are saying the estates are 30-45 minutes away from the airport. Is this really true?

[@tvs9978]

Without traffic 45 minutes is possible I guess but with traffic 😒