What $110,000 Will Buy you in Accra Vs Lagos Real Estate Market

In today's video, I compared what $110,000 will buy you in Lagos Nigeria, and Ghana.
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00:00 - intro
00:05 - What $110k Will Buy you in Accra Vs Lagos
03:09 - Gated Estate in lagos v acca
04:41 - Design
06:22 - Greenery
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13:24 - Extra Facilities in accra Vs Lagos
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[@dewsbabababa8006]

If Nigeria and Ghana chooses this kind of positive comparison, non bias, non hatred, non envy against each other, they can bring genuine development to both countries and lead west Africa and Africa at large to the frontier greatnrss of the world stage. Kudos to this young man Steven. Rgds bro!

[@phil1414]

I’m Ghanaian but i think Nigerian homes are more reasonably priced than Ghanaian homes.

[@sadiqraji5376]

Everything is much more reasonably priced in Nigeria than Ghana...homes, food, etc. Nigeria has economies of scale compared to Ghana.

[@markntiri8251]

Nigeria also sells fuel at half Ghana's

[@tayibetti9316]

Very true NY brother. Accra real estate is over priced

[@destinyokoduwa1888]

@@sadiqraji5376 they feel is by checking money rate to that of USD, the things naira will get in Nigeria Ghana cedis can't get same in Ghana

[@franciskodua1783]

You won't believe, a white lady that I met today here in Europe told me she visited Ghana accommodation, property prices are so over priced that she never expected that. Infact the greed for money is too much.

[@hberhane1324]

I'm a young man and I'm interested in investing in Nigeria. It has more potential than any other country in Africa from what I can see

[@africanmindsetseries]

Steve, I think the greens is in Tema, not Accra so the closest city / town centre is Tema, which is also a major hub. Even though I am a Ghanaian, I will say the Nigerian property wins. I generally prefer the finish of Nigerian properties but I think both Ghanaian and nigerian developers should do better on the greenery front. We need more grass and trees around homes..

[@StevenNdukwu]

They said and I saw that tema is part of accra.. thanks for watching though

[@africanmindsetseries]

@@StevenNdukwu I wouldn't say Tema is part of Accra city, but it is part of the greater Accra region. I guess what I am trying to say is on point 2 ie location, when you were comparing proximity to the city centre, it would have been more appropriate to use Tema city centre rather than proximity to Accra. Tema is the closest city to the greens and it is a major hub where you can find most things ie supermarkets, shops, hospitals, pharmaciesetc... So no need to go all the way to Accra for those things. As for the développers claiming it is Accra, I am not surprised as they all try to place/ describe their development as being as close to Accra city as possible... Local Ghanaians will tell you this is Tema, not Accra.

[@pripriakua2341]

So you are a Ghanaian and u don't know the difference between greater Accra and Accra.. the comparaison Is not equal at all ... I thought it was his house by the way.

[@africanmindsetseries]

@@pripriakua2341 Who are you referring to here? Did you even understand what I wrote? Of course I know the difference between the two and that's precisely what I am explaining to Steve. Please read my response again.

[@obiokuobioku4086]

is Accra

[@EdWaltenburg]

I am a Ghanaian and I have always argued that the cost of living in Nigeria including purchase of real estate is way more affordable. There is too much greed in Ghanaian society where real estate companies want to make 100% profit. That’s why majority of us prefer to build ourselves where you can even use half of what they the price of real estate here is to complete same building. Quite sad.

[@JanJan-pq4im]

@ Kwaku Antwi But same thing happens in Nigeria, not only in Ghana.

[@StevenNdukwu]

It happens every where

[@shangothunder1055]

@@JanJan-pq4im Obviously more in Ghana.

[@kofinews8237]

@@StevenNdukwu but Ghana is overpriced. Am a Ghanaian and I will only buy one because I might not get the land to build in an area I prefer

[@onyii2615]

Sincerely

[@Johnopp23]

I always say that properties in Ghana cost more than properties in Nigeria ,some houses in Ghana don’t have good accessible roads but when you hear the price err

[@austinchurch4268]

Nigerian homes and hotels are always great with good price points and decor than that of our Ghana homes. This video is an opportunity for Ghana estate developers to unlearn, learn and relearn.

[@nanakwame9390]

It’s the same I’m Nigerian but love the Ghanaian architecture

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@nanakwame9390 Liar. You are a Ghanaian

[@williambyrdson6159]

@@ochiegodfrey6428 Apparently you are not a gentleman. "Liar"?!?!?

[@ochiegodfrey6428]

@@williambyrdson6159 he is lying 🤥. He is a Ghanaian, look at the video again

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

@@ochiegodfrey6428 no need, just look at his name. Maybe his is half Ghanaian and half Nigerian 🤔.

[@Naa4mla]

Thank you I now know where to invest my money. I’m a Ghanaian born in Lagos.

[@oluakinwale4859]

Then you are a Nigerian.

[@allo5170]

Omo Eko

[@yaw.kdouglas4047]

Bro, I wish this home is in Ghana 🇬🇭 you will see how people will rush to buy, Ghanaians and boys want beautiful homes like this

[@abdelrashiid1009]

jokes apart, Ghanaian property especially accra are over-priced. Houses in accra are more expensive than houses here in the US. Lagos is the winner hands down.

[@lilyo.9802]

I knew it… I’m so glad you made this video, everything in Ghana is very overpriced, I think developers should watch this and give us more than they currently do. Even the million dollar homes still offer much less than what the same amount offers in other places. Granted, everything costs more in Accra compared to Lagos so cost of development of the estate will be higher in Ghana; but the design is too basic.

[@michaelasante5002]

Definitely the Lagos home. The Accra home is so basic. I am a Ghanaian and I wouldn't even consider it.

[@lonnsoworld8976]

I’m actually looking for an investment property soon , but it looks like Lagos might be the best boom fit the cash

[@staceyhair312]

The Lagos luxury home is everything I love 😍😍

[@EkowAidoo]

From a Ghanaian I think the lagos apartment is very bright and affordable.

[@daryljones-qt3ge]

because they use poor materials .. u can ask dem... their buildings collapse a lot

[@mensahaddo5775]

What I love about your channel is the time stamp you give for the video. You're doing great, keep going

[@StevenNdukwu]

Because I value your time.. thanks for watching

[@borngreat1966]

Great video however you missed the most important point. Accra property is a single family standalone property while the Lagos property appears to be a duplex ( meaning there are 2 units in the same building and the property shares a wall with another property). I don’t know about other places but in the US, Stand alone properties cost at least 20% more than comparable attached properties (duplex, triplex and quadplex)

[@StevenNdukwu]

You made some valid point here., thanks

[@peterakano556]

True, detached properties cost more than semi detached, but the Lagos property is still better.

[@MajorrBison]

Lol, he missed the point but still, the Lagos one has it all except for maybe a better green space.

[@samuelolaniran1575]

True but that is usually because of the maintenance fee that they come with or in the case of freeholds, the fact that you can’t control what your Neighbor does to their part of the building. In this case however, both houses are in estates that will definitely be controlled by HOAs so it doesn’t really matter. Another thing that would have made the point valid is the value of the land you have in a stand-alone house, but as we can see the Lagos row house has more land than the Accra Stand-alone.

[@amoskington6394]

Look at the price...I love this video because Ghanaians developers are developing funny homes when Nigerian developers are trying to give Me PoorMan a little bit of luxury to feel fit into the interim.

[@leemubai3330]

Ghanaian developers will build a mud house and price it $150k. The interior of ghana houses are from early 2000’s …Lagos houses are not overpriced.

[@kofinews8237]

You are right. Am a Ghanaian lived in Europe and I don't really know what our developers are pricing. With $110k , you can build something crazy on your own than buying from these developers

[@cyberculture4185]

These Ghanaian’s are definitely going to come for you Steve…😂😂😂 but you did justice to it regardless. Properties are actually overpriced in Accra compared to Lagos. I always knew that before now.

[@m2organicfoods117]

You are very right

[@StevenNdukwu]

As expected 🤭

[@robertaosei2498]

Very right our country is getting too expensive

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

Ghanaians don't just go for anyone with sentimentality just because he/she making video showing Ghana and Nigeria in intelligent manner however there's nothing wrong about what the brother was saying and its nothing but truth..... Ghanaians come for ignorant and unenlightened people whose doesn't know what they're saying or doing

[@adjoa-anima]

We are not like that we accept positive criticism

[@namethatplacechannel]

Entertaining to watch. That's a great illustrations n findings

[@richardreed4130]

Lagos Abeg. The manual door lock on the Accra home is very dissatisfying, for a 110,000$ home

[@phillyop338]

Real estate in Accra really hurts the pocket, considering what you are getting from the houses.

[@babatundeojolo2624]

It definitely the Lagos property for me. Nice job Steve, still waiting for the shortlet video for Lagos mainland tho. Kudos to you for what u do, keep up the amazing job

[@jamzyy]

Great video, Steven!!

[@kfl975]

I'm Ivorian and I'm for the one in lagos all day long not even a debat

[@ableman2108]

No comparison at all, the Lagos how interior and exterior beat that of Ghana

[@StevenNdukwu]

Not in all areas though

[@dennisbrown7930]

You don't get it. Things are very expensive in Accra. You will need double the amount of Lagos properties to get similar quality of property in Ghana... Things are expensive in Ghana.

[@ifehansson2254]

Ultimately, Ghana is better value as outside the considerations of the property itself Ghana is a safer place to live. In Nigeria your home can become a prison as you shield yourself from the outside

[@worldpeace3695]

@@ifehansson2254 so cnn told you so ? That nigerian is not safe.

[@isadore9793]

Excetly

[@olaowolabi4934]

Great job there Steven,Justified comparison!

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks for watching

[@abigailgbadebo4437]

Thanks you for the video. Nigeria building wasn't that bad . Wonderful comparisons!

[@nonyerichy]

This is definitely true. Your points are so valid🥰🥰

[@eghe5669]

I am a Nigerian and i love Ghana real estate. I hope to invest in Ghana real estate in the nearest future, God willing. Much love from 🇨🇦

[@amandaeguale1641]

Nigeria win on this any day , take it to the bank

[@hopelife8130]

....im leaving in amasaman and i work in some restaurant before covid but now the are closing and im lose and broke i just need help

[@foreverdave1985]

Great video Steve 👍, before starting the video I already notice the architecture of the Nigeria design is modern than that of the Ghana design. Great job with the finish of the Nigeria interior design and decor. No long talk am a Ghanaian but Nigeria win on this. Steve there are more apartment out there in Accra with modern design than that of the one in this video. 👍 See with more videos man.

[@hopelife8130]

...im leaving in amasaman and i work in some restaurant before covid but now the are closing and im lose and broke i just need help

[@lucky04Mick1]

Steve please come to east legon in Ghana. You will see apartments with light ✨ flying in the aiir. I've never see something do beautiful 😍

[@lucky04Mick1]

Please do a video of Ghana International Mall.. The biggest in Africa

[@sidex4]

I believe he chose an apartment with the price of that range.....an apartment of this value in Accra may not be up to the standard of the one in this video given the fact that this one is outside of Accra.

[@lilyo.9802]

@@sidex4 it will cost more in East Legon.

[@michaelfarmhand]

Great video Steven. However as to interior decorations - Prime does not come fully furnished - that is offered at a premium. So perhaps that shouldn't be one of the criteria. Besides we need to be talking about traffic, the potential for flooding in the area, etc.

[@hopelife8130]

....nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@lilyo.9802]

@Marian Hanson Self-Esteem Coach I agree

[@paintsildesmond8495]

You did a brilliant comparisons. It will make Tema developer sit up after watching this video. He could have done better.

[@TonyaEL]

That Lagos home is nice and the price is good. I just wish there were more greenery.

[@shangothunder1055]

There is greenery depending on where you choose.

[@nataliewalters2759]

Greenery is almost every where here in the US. I don’t think Africans realize how much that is important to people. National and State parks would bring hundreds and thousands of people there. Parks and recreation would be a huge positive investment for Africa . It really should be the norm .

[@shangothunder1055]

@@nataliewalters2759 Greenery is not the norm in Major American cities. Only selective square parks and the outskirts almost no different Than Nigeria and Africa at large.

[@Bigbnfgv]

@@nataliewalters2759 there's a loooot of greenery miles away from where the homes are built..

[@ayandasimelane3505]

Funny how I did this comparison myself. N I fully agree with the whole analysis.

[@mary-comfortogholo4733]

My own is that,I'm scared d more popularity this Landwey urban prime 3 project gets,d slimmer d chance for me to purchase it when I have d money😩,cuz people will start rushing it. I've been eyeing this property for d longest time & it's my dream home, d functionality is really second to none in my opinion. Really unique & thoughtful building.

[@isiakaaberi7340]

Very beautiful view of lagos Nigeria, great things are happening here, a way to enjoy life when money have been made. Nice one

[@justicemensah318]

Price is determined by demand and supply. There is less land in Accra as compared to demand. Bare in mind, the comparison is not even like for like. The same property @ the greens would cost double if in Accra. Nigeria ns are just jealous of Ghana and Ghanaians, and always finding ways to put down Ghana as if that would change anything. Facts and facts and you can choose to ignore it, but that would not change anything.

[@mexjotv2920]

The comparison show a big improvement in Nigeria real estate 👍

[@Kikongolessons]

Great video !

[@taberahdiamond6251]

Am into Real estate in Ghana am taking notes thanks

[@abayomiwilson2746]

Is good what you are doing ✌️♥️

[@kwameagyekum1710]

Nice work done Steve. Please can it be possible to get the building plan for the Lagos building?🤷🏻‍♂️

[@itumo2645]

The interiors are great but I still think more work needs to be done on the templates we use for the exterior of our homes. The base of the walls, the porch finishing etc

[@cyrilnduaguibe2968]

Firstly I am a big fan and love your work cause you speak very well. Calm, professional and articulate. I totally disagree with your assessment.

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thank you, tell me why you disagree?

[@JanJan-pq4im]

What I would say about Ghana though from other videos I have seen, property developers in Ghana tend to give more thoughts to the greenery and green spaces. Some of the Ghanaian properties I have seen have beautiful green serene grounds.

[@StevenNdukwu]

Which is a very good thing

[@emmanuelobengsarpong8271]

I’m a Ghanaian Buh bro the Lagos property is far better than the Tema property. No cap Please you need not to compare both. Lagos Won bro🏆 hands down

[@realeztt6275]

the properties are amazing

[@naniboat8563]

Ghana jollof...Naija jollof,Ghana okada...Naija okada...now Ghana house Naija house....one thing you may not know is that Greens estate has been around since 2016 and the Nigeria property looks like it was recently built...

[@bigninfortechment2886]

I think you just made no point.

[@destinyokoduwa1888]

Lol was your point? 😅

[@emmanuelebei4098]

Wow you just wrote full speech without point 🙄🤷

[@christinme4173]

Remember Ghana is a peaceful country and Nigeria is not. People don’t choose to live in nice homes only, take in consideration Crime rates, kidnappings, ethnic conflicts and many more. Ghana is a peaceful country as compared to Nigeria think about this again and that should tell u why .

[@shangothunder1055]

False; Ghana is not much peaceful just yesterday there parliament got into a physical brawl. Lagos is safer than Accra. The lion's share of Nigeria's insecurity is primarily in the far away outback of the North East. Just yesterday not to far away from this Ghanaian property a newlywed bride was killed by stray bullets. Never heard of that happening in this region of Lagos.

[@Holarfund]

Please make a full video on the urban prime estate to see the in and out of everything properly

[@StevenNdukwu]

It’s on the channel, you can check it out

[@Elikem2982]

Very good output and for me the Lagos property wins Hans down!

[@hopelife8130]

...nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@patrickk9539]

There’s nothing you said in this video that isn’t true. Great video

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks for watching

[@iTuber012]

I think I agree with you that the Urban Prime development is better than The Greens development. However, I would say that another category which is very important is Freehold Title/Deed vs a Lease. It is my understanding that Ghana is mostly Leases when buying land so one never really 'owns' it so while folks say 'well they never take it back at the end of the lease', the fact that that is a possibility will always worry me and make it a less secure investment to pass down to one's heirs

[@pripriakua2341]

Are you sure i don't know what you are talking about

[@nikey951]

Steve I don't think this comparison is necessary, this might cause issues with ur Ghanaian family. what most Ghanaian likes to hear is they are the best in west africa.

[@StevenNdukwu]

I never knew this 🤭

[@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167]

@@StevenNdukwu I am surprised you didn't know this about them...😂😂😂 Nigerians abroad are very aware of this...

[@saheedaileru6850]

Sadly this is so true 😄😄😄😄

[@westfeelings9002]

Love your videos sir The upper floor,is called a balcony and not a terrace in the Lagos property

[@ikponmwosaosuyi-egharevba140]

Whilst the Nigeria property appears more suiting to the eyes, am told that there is still no regular electricity in that country. Conversely, I have also been told by some Ghanaian friends that there’s is regular electricity in Ghana. For this reason, the regular electricity alone triples the value of the Ghanaian property than that of the Nigerian property. The noise from generator and the cost of diesel diminishes all the aesthetic values placed on the Nigeria property.

[@ejemenobozokhae7971]

Re-watch the video ikponmwosa Pay better attention this time

[@ikponmwosaosuyi-egharevba140]

@@ejemenobozokhae7971 I bet you are talking about the promise that the Nigerian property will come with uninterrupted power supply, right? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 You should know better. Please take whatever they tell you with a pinch of salt. Can you give one example of any promise made in that country that has been fulfilled and is well functional? I understand that private sector mostly in the area of property development is what is moving that country but how financially formidable are these developers to provide stable power? Maybe they will ensure this by providing gigantic generators to power the estate. Should this be the case, who bears the cost? Because I know they will come up with additional charges for diesel and maintenance on the entire residence in the estate. You will have to pay the charges monthly, quarterly or yearly as the case may be irrespective of whether you are paying bills for the epileptic supply by NEPA. And when you are paying such bills from both side, should that not reduce the value placed on the Nigeria property? I personally think that some of the materials used in the analysis such as the paintings and the internal decoration are irrelevant. He should focused on things like Power, security or stability of the economy because you don’t want to wake one one day and see the value of your property such as the current Naira to dollar value and soon realised that your investment suddenly becomes worthless. This last point mostly applies to those who do not leave in Nigeria though.

[@sidex4]

@@ikponmwosaosuyi-egharevba140 stop being naive.....most estates in Lagos provides their own power, they barely have interruption in power. Take Banana Island for instance, there's absolutely 24/7 of electricity there same with many other estates.

[@ikponmwosaosuyi-egharevba140]

@@sidex4 Another lazy youth who open their mouth and dish out garbage. Mr all knowing please learn to substantiate your response with evidence. A 2016 survey shows that Your so-called Banana island gets 18 hours of electricity from the National grid per day with a shortfall of 6 hours. Their average electricity bill including diesel cost is 200k. Am sure that must have increased to 300k taking into account inflations. Do you earn 300k per month? If you do then good for you but we are talking about affordable homes as expressed in the video. Apart from the noise and pollution generated by they generator, do people in Ghana pay those extras bills? What about insecurities in Nigeria, lack of pipe-born water, inadequate drainages in island that Leads to regular flooding? Do they suffer them that much in Ghana like they do in Lagos? You mean these factors shouldn’t be used when analysing the overpriced Lagos properties? Learn to stick to the subject in discuss and stop going out of point. Are Lagos properties overpriced compared to Ghana? In my opinion, YES sir.

[@truethots3088]

@@ikponmwosaosuyi-egharevba140 do you have to be so arrogant and insulting to make a point? na wa

[@MiscellaneousMeMe]

I was literally torn between buying a home in Lagos and a home in Ghana so this has brought al ot of clarity to my decision making. Lagos it is ❤ Love both Niga and Ghana though ❤✌🏾

[@Oponu-Ayirada]

Whenever I go to Ghana. I always wondered how Ghanaians survived. Before Buhari and APC fucked up Naira. Club lager beer cost 5cedi. The same green bottle we buy 180-200naira in Lagos. Cost of living is shamble in Ghana.

[@ekwensu5460]

Now a bottle of club is 7cedis

[@lilyo.9802]

Can you compare in dollars to put it in perspective?

[@rildwanoluwaseyi5322]

@@lilyo.9802 That’s 7 Cedes=0.93 dollar and 200 Naira=0.48 dollar. Though it’s being sold for 250 Naira in Nigeria now which is 0.60 dollar.

[@lilyo.9802]

@@rildwanoluwaseyi5322 hmm as for cost of living in Ghana….

[@dewsbabababa8006]

@@lilyo.9802 Nigeria has huge market that can allow producers to reduce rates and still make profit....if Nigeria improves in the area of power and good governance the price can still cut down to half.

[@cosmicdiasporapoems2916]

Love the music. 😀😀

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks

[@aissatoubahbaws]

I love the one in Lagos 😍

[@toyinakiode2980]

Your videos are very educative and detailed. Kudos!

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thank you Toyin

[@lilyo.9802]

Before I watch this video, I already know Accra buildings are very overpriced. Glad you did this video. Now I’m off to watch the video.

[@sydneys6620]

I would go for houses with greenery to interior I can design interior for myself.. give me water, utility and roads.

[@nthumeniarchi]

I loved the green estate at Ghana how minimalist and simple it is designed. Also including a little bit of nature in the design. The open concept

[@reznikboris5]

NIGERIA BUILD N OWN EVERYTIN U SEE UNLIKE IN SOUTH AFRICA WERE EVERYTIN WERE BUILD N OWN BY WHITE PPL

[@miltonsworld4818]

@nthumeni archi, how can you spend $110,000 on a minimalist house in Africa . We are Africans 🌍, we should see ourselves as brothers and forget our borders, then We can build Africa with collective initiatives. Lagos house is better. Africa is beautiful 😍. Nice content Steve. 👏🏿🤝🏾💯

[@nthumeniarchi]

@@miltonsworld4818 $110,000 is lot of money, property in West Africa is expensive

[@hopelife8130]

nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@Gatsby_v]

Major advertisement for the Urban Prime in Lagos

[@Comfortproperties1]

nice one steven.. i really enjoyed watching this video.but if i'm to invest would go for the Lagos property, it gives you value for your money.

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks bro

[@truethots3088]

men! that maids quarters is the winner for me, if i had a teenager they would so aquire that space. so cute

[@StevenNdukwu]

That’s the selling point

[@IAMCHIDERA]

I like the video but there were emotionally pressured words were used like ‘just’, ‘beautifully’ etc used for one home than the other It kinda had an air of preference from the jump even if there wasn’t Just my opinion

[@StevenNdukwu]

Was saying it as it is

[@themotivatortv]

Seriously speaking, you were not biased at all on your analysis. In fact, the Lagos home will sell about $300,000 in Ghana. Nigeria government should please do something about it security, I mean security to the people to attract more foreigners. Ghana has lost it. It's becoming too expensive and to me due to greediness to live in Ghana.

[@macabara8819]

But Ghana is taking more foreign investment and safer than Nigeria, am Nigerian but security is a big problem.Ghana is better.

[@shangothunder1055]

@@macabara8819 No it isn't.

[@shangothunder1055]

Lagos is safer than Tema and Accra.

[@themotivatortv]

@@shangothunder1055 obviously not. Lagos more dangerous than any city in West Africa. Please do your research well. When sometimes, something is obvious and instead of us to admit it and work to lessing the problems, we tend to defend it because we come from there. I'm a Ghanaian, and admitted how Ghana is not doing well in real Estate compared to Nigeria. That's what we call being objective and not overlooking the problems because to you, it dents your country. Ghana is obviously more safer than Nigeria, bro but Nigeria is doing well in terms of the real estate and other things. By the way, you cannot have it all. Even America has her own problems

[@shangothunder1055]

@@themotivatortv And I'll repeat myself. No it isn't.😉

[@harishomeslagos]

Lovely.

[@okaforandrew2047]

Nice one bro, Both Accra and lagos home are beautiful abeg 👌 I don't like comparison 😒

[@StevenNdukwu]

If you had $110 which would you buy?

[@judeanaeto4686]

The Lagos one wins hands down...the aesthetics & all

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

The Lagos home is beautifully designed.

[@IamAfrikan]

Hey Steve, great analysis and incomparable visuals as usual. I have a question if you don’t mind. When you say fully furnished. Does that mean all the sofas, beds and furnitures come with what you pay for the house when you buy? Am curious to know in comparison to UK where you get most of the other furnishings but not the sofas and beds except if you pay separate fees. Ofcourse you have all the bathrooms, toilets and kitchen appliances as part of the normal house price. In some cases you have to find a trade person to do your floor or pay the developer to do it at separate price. In fact our first house didn’t come with the floor so we pay a separate trade person to do it for us because the quote from the developer was too high. Our second one came with flooring we choose from the developer. It’s just depends on the developer. This is a very interesting video. I am actually considering a reaction video to this where I will compare this two with a UK house with similar price. Am not going to score them point like your because it will be difficult to find a newly build detached 3 bed house for $110k in England. These two houses will surely be good value for money than the tiny houses in UK.

[@patriciailori8675]

If you are told the house is fully furnished, yes it means it comes with sofas, matteresses and others furnitures while in some cases they will tell you the kitchen is fully furnished which means only the kitchen has all the necessary equipments while other spaces lacks furnitures

[@IamAfrikan]

@@patriciailori8675 Thanks for this information. Much appreciated.

[@TheGabriel116]

Nigerian homes are more beautiful and more times well priced than Ghana homes. Most Ghanaian developers are old school and lack design skills. The only thing is that Ghana is safer.

[@shangothunder1055]

Not really by much. Lagos is safer than Accra. The lion's share of Nigeria's insecurity is primarily in the far away outback of the North East. Just yesterday not to far away from this Ghanaian property a newlywed bride was killed by stray bullets. Never heard of that happening in this region of Lagos.

[@IgnoranceIsNotCute]

Even without the very helpful feedback I could see the Lagos home is superior in design than the Accra home for the same money. Generally speaking Nigeria (in particular Lagos) is more advanced in architecture and interior design than Ghana is, especially considering Accra is the capital city and Lagos is not. I prefer Ghana as a home country over Nigeria for myself, so I would need to perhaps consider building my own modernised home in Ghana.

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks for watching

[@pripriakua2341]

Good point on building Our own it's the best solution to add greenery and mordernised it as you want.. Here in this video WE are talking about estates developpers... which seems to be minimaliste.

[@pripriakua2341]

@@StevenNdukwu Next Time try to do comparaison with someone who bulids his own house so WE Can see the differents.. isn't it a good Idea for an other video 😁

[@roseshine6707]

@@pripriakua2341 even that is a wow too here in Nigeria , don't even go there

[@iTuber012]

A lot of comments on security and concerns with that so I looked at the most recent Peace Index scores worldwide and Ghana is ranked as #2 safest in Africa and Nigeria is #39 - though I would imagine this is highly drawn down by Nigeria's security issues in the north - as with any country, there are good and bad areas.

[@shangothunder1055]

Lagos is safer than Accra. The lion's share of Nigeria's insecurity is primarily in the far away outback of the North East. Just yesterday not to far away from this Ghanaian property a newlywed bride was killed by stray bullets. Never heard of that happening in this region of Lagos.

[@joyisaac223]

Nigeria's landmass is 923,768 km² while Ghana's landmass is 238,535 km²., that's like almost times four of Ghana s. There are insecurities in some parts of the far northern parts of Nigeria, but when the western media with their usual agenda to keep a fast rising African nation down reports it, they overblow it and say the whole country is unsafe. Search KZbin, you'll find videos of both black and white people who came to Nigeria despite being warned and were amazed about the different reality they found in Nigeria.

[@arepahomes]

Oh okay, I know of a lot of estate communities in greater Accra that would far outweigh most of the Lagos properties of it's kind. I'll do my video in the right time. However, thumbs up 👍 for the good work you are doing. It's an eye opener to us all. Keep it up.

[@redgoldgreen9960]

As an Jamaican, born in Montego Bay raised in Georgetown Washington DC. I would rather go for Ghana because of the security reasons for me and family. Everyone want to live safest environment.

[@patiencepat4256]

Is Jamaica safe? And who told you Nigeria is not safe.Nigeria is where many rich people live and alot people visit from overseas and return back safely. Who do know that has been to Nigeria got killed or harmed. Please please stop labeling our country,the Ghanaians are hard to destroy Nigeria image to gain sympathy and cheap popularity. You can go live in Ghana for all I care but for us we are overpopulated already and don't need no patronage.

[@fredefosa]

Coming from a person who has never visited nigeria. It baffles me, when people speak of Nigeria as unsafe. Apart from some Northern states. Note the words states, Nigeria is stable. Nd mind you, we have 36 states in Nigeria. It's like saying the Us is extremely unsafe due to the killings happening in Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, florida. When there are others cities nd state like Utah, ohio etc

[@StevenNdukwu]

Well it’s your decision

[@patiencepat4256]

@@StevenNdukwu it's not about anybody decision but about you using your social media handle to enlighten the world about the greatness of Nigeria and oppose negative comments on your platform

[@lucky04Mick1]

@@patiencepat4256 Don't talk this way. We all Africans. I'm sure if he should've chosen Nigeria you wouldn't confront him. If he chooses you I'll definitely be happy for you ☺

[@zebra5star925]

We should take into consideration that Nigeria has more land, about ten times the size of Ghana. This means Ghana will try to maximise space compared to Nigeria. When you have space, it allows for flexible architectural design.

[@ekofoyurittyt6629]

The thing I like about the young people in real estate in west-east and central Africa is that 90% is being built by young black Africans this will create more jobs and more young black millionaires and billionaires in the future 95% of young black South Africans are not building houses they don’t own land but if I was young South African becouse South Africa has advantages by having so many factories that builds almost everything that we need things like doors 🚪 toilets 🚽 windows lights lifts kitchen chairs beds they can also become multi millionaires if they can partner with young people from other african countries and sell to us is a win win between us young black people in Africa

[@AdetunjiSundayAwobajo]

I need to get one of the homes in Urban Prime but i don't have $110,000. God will bless my hustle so i can buy one! :(

[@gladisadjei5225]

Logos 👌👌👌👌👌💜💙💚

[@nikcreu795]

I am from Germany and in the cities we are dieing to have more greenery. Dont do the same mistakes. For the size of the houses the amount of greenery is ridicoulus. And in Future its gonna be way more important to have it

[@stainlesssmart139]

Lagos ProPerty wins Hands Down when compares to aCCRA property.

[@samelobinna101]

Lagos 🇳🇬 To the 🌎

[@kHoPhAe]

Very fair assessment. My 9ja side wins, my Gh side can catch up! 😁

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks for watching

[@childofgodjesus2778]

Yet another good job just that I felt you should have chosen another house in Ghana that is of equivalent comparative. I also think you should do a video on mansions in the Eastern part of Nigeria to show to the world that we have beautiful houses just like lagos in igbo land. Let's promote home. Call it village massions in the south east or city houses in the east.

[@JanJan-pq4im]

He did choose equivalent houses, price wise.

[@hopelife8130]

.... nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help please

[@sidex4]

He chose houses of the same values. A better house may cost more in Accra. And the comparison won't be justified

[@themotivatortv]

Of course I'm a Ghanaian American, but I will definitely go for Lagos houses as they are well developed and of course cheaper compared to jungle Ghana, lol

[@sincerelyeugene6638]

Uh... No, not at all, actually. Quite the opposite. The better neighborhoods of Lagos, especially on the island will easily run you into the $500K minimum whereas Ghana would be 1/4 of that. Accra is much safer and developed than Lagos. Better healthcare, roads, traffic and poverty as a whole. Nigeria is cheap on certain things like getting maids etc to live the lux life but keep in mind, that's part of the problem keeping most citizens super poor. I'd personally prefer Lagos mainly because it's just so bustling and happening 24/7 but Ghana is by no means the least of the two. They're both very similar on the grander scheme of things but when it comes to architecture, Kenya, Ghana, morrocco and South Africa to me are the best.

[@i_am_clark_jobstheblogger5088]

The traffic alone in Lagos will borst your brains hahaha

[@marony3529]

@@sincerelyeugene6638 Are you not a Ghanian again . To each their own. You don't need to run down Lagos to uplift Accra. Lagos is very safe and much more developed even with our population. We are still ahead of Accra or Ghana as a whole, don't even go there, in all the areas you mentioned, Lagos is still ahead. The houses you will find in the Island will blow your mind and I bet you if such are built in Accra, you can only imagine the price. Speaking of Poverty.... I rather be poor in Lagos than in Accra because the purchasing power parity of Lagosians is higher than that of Ghanaians. In simpler words. The cost of living in Nigeria is very cheap as of that in Ghana facts.

[@sincerelyeugene6638]

@@marony3529 lol. The fact that your first argument was to question where I'm from not what I said says everything about the validity of your comment. Take care.

[@NymaMargaret]

@@sincerelyeugene6638 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Mgbeke feeling funky

[@vintaiye81]

Accra over Lagos anyday..because of the better quality of life in Ghana..Nigeria unrelenting bad governance and arrogance of the corrupt leaders ..too much noise and lack of real freedom..tribal wars always ..never ending BTW the North who think they are born to rule and the enlightened and more savy and educated South who refused to be controlled by the unruly north..LOL that's Naija for you coming from a true Nigerian in the diaspora

[@truethots3088]

go and buy there na, its a free world

[@nacca8733]

You need to consider a very important variable SECURITY in the country not just the estate.

[@emmanuelebei4098]

That's not what the video is about but the location is very safe. 100% safe

[@nacca8733]

@@emmanuelebei4098 💯 percent safe???hmmmmm

[@truethots3088]

chicago and balitimore are very unsafe, but if i buy you a ticket to go to the US you will go abi?? that if you dont already stay in that "unsafe Country"

[@nacca8733]

@@truethots3088 it is not even realistic to compare the prices of similar buildings with even similar features in two different towns in the same country, let alone different countries. A lot more consideration goes into pricing for landed properties.

[@nacca8733]

@@truethots3088 besides who would ever say anywhere is safe. That is why I question the 100percent safety!!!!

[@MzParadize954]

Why you didn't put the property information in your Description I would love to find out the company in Nigeria who built that property

[@kelvinquartey8887]

Lagos for me

[@zfinal4673]

You did both the houses justice

[@nacca8733]

You just cannot fairly compare prices of houses without making adjustments for the larger jurisdiction within which they are located.

[@abrahamalemayehu6572]

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[@shangothunder1055]

What are you talking about?

[@iTuber012]

Careful boss, you might start a comment war lol 😹

[@kingsleymichael7533]

Yep. I'd come back in 2 days to check...

[@StevenNdukwu]

That was not the intention

[@StevenNdukwu]

😂

[@timmarshal72]

Abeg start. You know we are always here for people like you.

[@larryhassan2889]

Boss you know very well if you start comparing these two countries, u will create a channel war . Am not happy with the buildings u chose for Ghana . Just bcos u visit Tema doesn’t mean that is the best ..

[@StevenNdukwu]

I compared it with what I had.. that match the price point

[@johnnyxx2500]

good point indeed

[@worldpeace3695]

You ur slef, you have started the war, just ignore that kind of thinking and enjoy the video, aba.

[@sadiqraji5376]

Yes oooo, jollof rice war 2.0, unless Steven promises free Jollof rice for everybody, he's a rich man now...lol

[@amandaeguale1641]

It’s about the price, you guys argue about everything

[@roseamponsah2322]

Which of these countries are more safer, not about the price but rather location... truth hurts !!!!

[@sidex4]

Safety is relative in this context. 2 cities are being compared, not 2 countries. By the way, the insecurities in nigeria has its limits.....its not in all parts of Nigeria. Mostly the northern part. Lagos is safe to answer your question

[@truethots3088]

pls educate us on what is so unsafe in Lagos

[@shangothunder1055]

Lagos is safer than all of Ghana.😂🇳🇬👑

[@NymaMargaret]

Cry babies everywhere