This is the best place to buy NEW land and build houses in Ghana? | Living in Ghana

[@nathanielowens385]

I just love Jasmine. I learn so much watching her videos. I want to move back to Africa and watching her video make me so happy.

[@JasmineAmaa]

🙏🏾💕

[@lyyyyyyy365]

U r the true Ghanaian, u still active in vlog, i watched so many Ghanaian utubers and they all dissappeared gradually such as achempong family etc. Keep going, girl ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you! 🥰

[@Tataymuntu]

They re working in Netherland they re fine not everyone is only an influencer some have corporate jobs

[@lyyyyyyy365]

@@Tataymuntu I know and I respect that but I admire full time influencers like her who is so committed.That comment was not to put anyone down.

[@TheChariot99]

Vanessa kanbi, tmher friend with the forehead, acheampong, the lived Japanese girl. All fake and paid off

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

Jasmine was born and raised in Ghana and lived aboard so her challenges would have been different to the typical diaspora returning back.

[@selinev6333]

Hi Jasmine thanks for this this l have house near that place when l brought the land there was no houses anywhere but today lam so happy anytime l come to Ghana l have 8 bed rooms house there stay bless

[@NathanielOwens-g4b]

My favorite KZbinr.

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Jasmine you are glowing and looking very healthy keep it up. 😊🌍🇬🇭

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Esther 🥰

[@sweetbadd9852]

Jasmine is in love, that's why she's glowing. ❤

[@kimberlyvantrees2075]

We live in the affordable apartments. The area is quite but what people MUST consider is the horrible traffic... If you work in Center Accra it will take you 2-3 hours during rush hour. No one considers the commute when purchasing land way out.

[@JasmineAmaa]

The traffic is a pain i agree . Do u know the current prices of the affordable housing?

[@kimberlyvantrees2075]

Most of the units are empty. They are small 2 bedrooms, one bath units with a tiny living room and kitchen. The rent depends on your landlord. Most people that we have met pay between 1500-2000 cedis per month, but again it depends on your landlord. I'm not sure what TDC charges because they were the developer.

[@xchess27]

Thanks for sharing. Please do more of this

[@JasmineAmaa]

You got it! ❤️

[@sahcos]

Thank you for doing a great job.

[@katherinekamaria]

Yes, please keep showing more developing areas. Thank you!😊🙏🏽

[@JasmineAmaa]

You got it!

[@JLUnlimited]

Thank you, Jasmine, for all of the tips and some tricks to getting the best bang for your buck. I look forward to visiting the home land where my ancestors have come from. .

[@keithsalmon2628]

Good Afternoon sister Jasmine. You are looking so amazing. Another awesome video and thanks for sharing 👍 🙏💙🙏

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you so much

[@nanaobben5166]

Nice to see the progress in Comm 25❤💛🖤💚 Great video! Lovely braids 😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you!! 😊❤️

[@georgevjohnsonjr]

Thank you for this presentation 🙏🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

You’re welcome! 🙏🏾💕

[@georgevjohnsonjr]

@@JasmineAmaa 44 days counting down 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭

[@BW_GYEDU]

Great feature Jasmine. For videos like this its a big YES‼️‼️‼️ for me. Keep them coming; they are extremely informative and value added to the real estate landscape in Ghana. Thanks for what you do.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you for watching x

[@Djhaughton]

Those houses and the area over there looks amazing great video

[@0tismadaline]

Awwww thanks for sharing ❤happy Sunday 😊

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@donaldcook4061]

You look amazing as always. And your content is always on point ❤🎉🎉

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks! 🙏🏾💕

[@malakiamen]

Greetings Queen! As always, I LOVE your content; particularly the different angles on real estate and new opportunities. Please keep it coming! 💪🏾♥️🖤💚💛🇬🇭

[@la2sa]

Hello Jasmine, firstly, you look 👀 great 👍🏾. It must be the black dress and you not needing any make-up. Secondly, thank you for all the content regarding properties and land availability with prices. Please continue your journey for your subscribers.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you! 🥰

[@la2sa]

I still miss Aisha…

[@bigfasemel8143]

I love this woman 😍

[@nobelaharris7737]

❤❤😊 another very good vlog very in formative for people abroad who want to relocate back home But jasmine please can you do video on cane furniture making in Ghana / Accra and other arts and locally produced furniture and their contact. Love all your videos

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Nobela. Will do that x

[@kofibannor5796]

Hv been waiting for this video for 3yrs

[@JasmineAmaa]

My old one was done 3 years ago

[@valerielarsen2740]

The road leads all the way to Devtraco Estates. It was the first estate that opened up the area. Once again thanks for bringing us along.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Anytime 🥰

[@RootedDiasporans]

Lovely video as always! Our Family has property there and what you’re saying is true! ❤

[@Tonia-f8t]

Hi I just saw my house in your video, big up jasmine from westchester Ohio

[@JasmineAmaa]

So cool! 🥰

[@Tonia-f8t]

God bless you for all you do

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

GOOD TIPS

[@fitzphillips5370]

It's been a while my sista, shoutout from Toronto

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hello, good to have u 💕

[@dorrettedixon9967]

Jasmine I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Please help us with info on register land to build or a very affordable house.thanks. I send my # ahead already.

[@JasmineAmaa]

I have some registered lands available. You can send a WhatsApp message to [phone]

[@Seventh_dimension]

Yes, we want more of this.

[@Kofi.86]

I like this type of video. Hope u will do more videos like this👍🏿

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks, you got it! 😊

[@opehekoh2627]

I love your show ❤

[@donaldcook4061]

Great video. Great information

[@JasmineAmaa]

Glad you found it helpful 😊

[@TommyWilson-b6c]

Thanks for showing community 25. I used to live in community 4 near Kaiser mess hall..

[@JasmineAmaa]

U r welcome 🙏🏾 💕

[@spenceryeboah3421]

Nice one. More videos on lands and developing areas. Can you do videos from particularly Kasoa Ofaakor Jei river land and developing areas? How much is a plot of land going for over there now? Thanks

[@taniformatowo1661]

my sweetest angel, nice job ❤❤❤ stay blessed

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you! You too!

[@ThomasPierce-c4i]

I always enjoy your videos jasmine

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u Thomas 💕

[@kwakuamedor558]

Wow Very Beautiful TEMA COMMUNITY 25 👍✨💛🌟💜🌴🌴🌴💯💯💯❤️

[@lisaansong4332]

Jasmine, thank you. Just fyi : salon is pronounced sa’lon Short o, ie hair salon. Saloon is a pub/ bar It is pronounced sa’loon long ok (sounding like loin, drag the oo. 😅😅

[@glorianyarko8645]

Wei nso efri hee mtweeeeeee wo

[@lisaansong4332]

I don’t understand your comment, I speak only English

[@lisaansong4332]

@ I guess that because my last name is Ansong , maybe it is easy to assume that I am Ghanaian, but my husband is

[@glorianyarko8645]

@@lisaansong4332 where from all these corrections and pronunciation of words coming from??salon and saloon it sound's the same 😕 my dear

[@lisaansong4332]

@ This was not meant to be insulting , just a correction. For those countries where English is the first language, often the only language there are many words that sound alike but have different meanings. The emphasis is usually on the vowels , which have long and short sounds. So the words are pronounced differently. In my experience, and I live in America a melting pot, this is a common occurrence. However , when the foreigner speaks English it is always with an accent, one has to listen intently to what is being said. For example I had a conversation where I was requesting a sheet of paper to be faxed to me and the person spoke Spanish, I kept repeating myself and it sounded like she said (shit) and we were at a stalemate, so eventually in frustration I asked to speak to someone whose first language was English. The lady was upset because she thought that her pronunciation was correct. My advice to people who are learning English is to record themselves saying that word and compare it with the correct pronunciation. No criticism here . Have a blessed day

[@kwakuamedor558]

Thanks Queen Ama 🎉👍✨💛🌟💜🌴💯really Appreciate 👏🙏🏻😍🌹

[@JasmineAmaa]

Any time 🙏🏾💕

[@iamdradjuayayra]

Hi Jasmine, I pray all is well. Thank you for all you do❤ We would like the info on the registered land, please.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Please WhatsApp [phone]. Thanks

[@exploringwithmann]

Great Content, very informative

[@JasmineAmaa]

Glad u found it helpful x

[@john.the.beloved]

Show more of these

[@kd3897]

When it comes to our roads I will never be impressed until they pave them 😢

[@kofibannor5796]

More videos about lands

[@JasmineAmaa]

Sure

[@MaybornGibson]

Help a South African brother here, why doesn't Ghana pave the roads in those new settlements, don't you guys have a town planning departments?. I have seen videos from Kenya, Rwanda, Namibia, Tunisia, Morocco, Botswana and South Africa and their governments have proper roads and you guys still have dirt roads even in the capital city, come on now, maybe this is just a typical West African thing.

[@ektorkornoo8806]

Money! Not enough money to go from zero to 100 from the start, except in well-financed communities. Most places in the countries you mentioned go through their own stages of development, and still have tons of places like (or worse than) this. Unpaved roads, lanes, and paths in various states of 'development' are part of development even in South Africa. Same in rich, 'developed' countries anywhere. Some youtubers mostly show the higher-end, already developed areas. But a growing number feature life off the beaten paths, in villages, small towns, farm country, " country " properties, some with land, vegetation, homes, spaces, pace, peace and quiet to die for. PS. Ghana has lots of fully-developed places and neighborhoods that are well built-up, many with their own facilities and amenities for modern living. Probably not as many as in the developed cities of South Africa.

[@roseanne1466]

The roads dont have sidewalks either. So pedestrians and cars share the same road

[@MaybornGibson]

@@ektorkornoo8806 I don't know if you intentionally failed to understand my point or you simply struggle with comprehension. I am now beginning to believe that West Africans love poverty and the type of environment you are defending. You can never compare Ghana with South Africa or Namibia or Seychelles or even Germany or Spain. The countries listed above don't have dirt roads in their cities or towns, dirt roads can be found in villages, but you are here defending dirt roads in a city and far worse, a capital cities.

[@MaybornGibson]

@@roseanne1466 West Africa is thee most f'cked up and useless part of Africa, in other part of Africa you have pockets of that like Somalia, Uganda, Sudan and Djibouti in East Africa, Zambia, Malawi in Southern Africa. West Africans generally don't care about development and you see that by the type of leaders they elect and their participation in extreme corruption and insecurities. I am not trying to be rude to West Africans but West Africans simply hate their region, look, 95% of the people running away from Africa are from West Africa.

[@saheedaileru6850]

Town planning is non existent in Ghanaian settlements.

[@lucyhan4364]

Do you ever do videos in Kasoa area?

[@omlive7867]

Thank you

[@chigasaki06]

I'm curious. Who does the road? Are the roads extended by the developers of the projects or the government?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Mostly developers and the residents..The govt focuses on the main roads for the most part.

[@samuelkobby5723]

I always enjoy your videos even all the way from Australia. I'm one of your early subscribers I started watching you from London UK and now in Ghana. Keep it up 👍🏾

[@BuildingGhanasFuture]

8:55 u were literally standing at my junction lol too bad I didn’t meet you

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aww

[@DaCutieNation]

Jasmine has lost a lot of weight ...i hope she's well! Thanks for the video

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@rickdaruler6368]

Jasmine looks great!! On her last video, she said that she plays tennis regularly and is getting pretty good at it. Not everyone who loses weight is sickly.

[@DaCutieNation]

@@rickdaruler6368 never said she was sick. She clearly understood or wouldn't have said thank you!

[@MikhenzoSportsWear]

Why didn't you take the time to find out the going price of your example so we can have a good undststabding

[@richardwilliams3839]

Place look niceeee yowww uppppppp

[@mersaddostovic8396]

veliki pozdravi za najljepšu djevojku❤

[@Mrphingas1]

The next area to develop this quick is Afienya & Shaihills.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Agreed

[@brianfleischer8592]

First

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hello

[@Maameelle78]

Environmentally this country is on a collision course to disaster. Where is all the vegetation?

[@wahaboumangazi76]

Hi Jasmine, I send you and email but I haven't heard from you yet

[@JasmineAmaa]

My apologies which email did u use please

[@alicegyamfi6772]

Go there at night it’s pitch black. Don’t be fooled. Go there raining days muddy. Dry days dusty. 🤦‍♀️

[@sixpacks4real]

East legon was that a few years ago. Few years to come this areas will be 10x the current price

[@joey-pn3xe]

The gutters are still uncovered in east legon!

[@BW_GYEDU]

The rolling theme here is "Developing"; it is an ongoing process. The increase in the prices of the plots over a three year period should be the thing that signals to you that the area is not static and has potential for "development" even beyond its obvious developing status.

[@joey-pn3xe]

@@BW_GYEDU you’re right. I’m intrigued, in places like Ghana, how do you actually realise the capital growth and utilise that capital like you would in the West by remortgaging? Or is it the case that you only get the capital if you sell?

[@BW_GYEDU]

@@joey-pn3xe Developers sell the homes at a profit. If they are apartment buildings they are rented or used as Airbnb. The Airbnb market is more profitable and vibrant if the apartments are in prime areas such as East Legon, East Legon Hills, Cantonments, Labone, Tseaddo (pronounced Cha-doh), Airport East/West & Airport Residential, Osu etc. Basically areas close to the airport, nightlife and amenities. Other builds are private citizens constructing their forever homes. The for profit ventures are typically based on developing and selling at a mark up. There are a large number of developments happening and they are sold out before you can blink an eye.

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

These bad roads, apuuu. Ghana

[@kanti8942]

ofui

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

@@kanti8942 take a mirror n look at yourself. You will see who the ofui is, gyiemee saaa na mu di tie kromu ho nu.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

@@slimfbiggyansah4295 what is ''ofui '' ? And can the average Ghanaian afford this place?

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

@@pietrojenkins6901 it's basically an insult in that tells someone they either stupid or foolish in any of the Akan languages in Ghana. Apparently Kwakuakonta doesn't see his ridiculousness in responding to my comment that way. I guess he should travel out the country more, he might understand how his government is making a fool out of him in how they have been using taxpayers money and how little he is getting. In fact, even the above average Ghanaians (example medical doctors, engineers, lecturers etc. ) can't afford it on their salaries unless they are doing some questionable things. Even MPs

[@PatrickAkorli-jm7cn]

​@@pietrojenkins6901 ask again oo. 300,0000 for land, why ?