Upcoming Haydon Park Estate, New City Mt Hampden, Harare, Zimbabwe

Today we revisit the upcoming suburb of Haydon Park. The area has vastly developed with good roads and street names. The home are looking beautiful and the area is lush green.
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[@kossammusundire5194]

Zimbabwe is on its way to be come one of the most devloped nations in the Southern hemisphere in the same category with the likes of Uruguay n Chile keep this message for future reference 😂😂😊

[@niconkola9314]

Development is in harare only other cities suffer with dust street I'll the money taken to harare

[@kossammusundire5194]

@@niconkola9314 this channel has videos from even rural business centres.... places like chivi,zaka,murehwa,juru,beitbridge there is no place without beautiful real estate coming up....

[@MrZim263]

I will pin the comment😃

[@beatsbyshapro5940]

We still have a long way to go bro

[@proactiveafrica323]

very true.

[@johnmugariri7379]

I am pleased to be contributing towards the development of the area. My mansion is still work in progress. 2025 inenge yave manyama. I love Haydon Park to bits.

[@godsown7947]

Beautiful architecture...am pleading to Zim developers kuti accommodate ma side walk when planning kani...its safe for cyclists and pedestrians....please check how they do it in other countries...

[@MrZim263]

✔️✅✔️✅✔️✅ I agree

[@godsown7947]

@@MrZim263 I think its lack of exposure..kusatoziva chaiko kwema developers

[@wilkuf]

Developing into a nice modern neighbourhood. That tree lined street🌴🌴🌴👏👏👏, love it!!!

[@billtev9846]

Good going and great to see the developer fix the drainage and roads first before construction commenced this should be a benchmark or building code for all developments. We need more indigenous trees.

[@MrZim263]

And street light. Our developments lack street lights

[@billtev9846]

@@MrZim263 That is absolutely true, it most probably stems from adverse power supply constraints with the national grid, however, solar-based streetlights are an option. I checked the prices out and they are pretty affordable.

[@jabulanithema1467]

Hay Mr. Zim. I'm a South African and I ask questions because different countries do things differently. Why do you call this place an estate? In SA when we sa a place is an estate, it means the place is owned by Home Owners Association, which consists of individual owners who buy properties and affiliates to be share holder. We pay monthly levies and all estates in SA I know, have access. control. This kind of area we call them suburbs, not estates. Those houses are beautiful. I like the fact that some are not so big and accommodate residents from different income groups. Thank you for showing the Zimbabwe we will never see on western media.

[@MrZim263]

You have defined s gated estate

[@kuekajaji5605]

Thank you, Mr Zim for the content it's very insightful in terms of real estate market and development. Only one thing I am concerned about is the developers aren't making the estate to be more family focused. I would to see more recreational space and nature trees are a must on roadsides, pedestrian tracks. More importantly I would love to see the developers dumb the Gulley storm water drainage and black and white roadside kerbs

[@sharonmahomani3160]

This is beautiful so much potential and this was 6 months ago ...we need another recent video Mr Zim Wana see progress

[@isaacbanda785]

This place is beautiful roads and houses top notch. Keep the hard work mate

[@MrZim263]

Thanks 👍

[@nabiabi3991]

At least the roads here are wide enough than in some places. We still lack a bit of proper urban planning settlements. The houses are modern though, we are still stuck in the haphazard way of planning our urban settlements. i don't see any recreational spaces, for shopping centers and schools

[@3Que]

I love what is going on with the new buildings. Don’t forget to plant trees guys

[@lisamhuka9858]

The roads and houses... Top notch

[@tari2073]

I see a palm tree lined road....I mean there are proper marked roads here. Well done to this developer.

[@purplerain6092]

Son, this is amazing. What a beautiful 🏘 place 😍 Ppl are doing wonderful things ❤️ 💖 weldone Son.

[@MrZim263]

Thank you😃. Yes people are making strides.

[@Aros2014]

Thank you Mr Zim my house is somewhere in there ❤

[@princemawungwa]

Mine is coming soon 😊

[@portiamuponda8576]

Beautiful location. Thanx Mr Zim for your hard work. Lots of love

[@MrZim263]

My pleasure😃😃😃😃

[@hillarymudziviri5841]

We've been out here, can't wait to go back.

[@mhopi9744]

Love the neighborhood. Owners mean serious business. Its opulent ♥️. Thank u Mr Zim 🇿🇼 n buddy Roscoe. What a beautiful feast for the eyes.

[@MrZim263]

Our pleasure!🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@BANTUKING_]

Thanks Mr Zim,munotipa shungu

[@maxchixk7355]

The suburb is top-notch. It's very beautiful.

[@rozey86]

Thank you for the update mr zim ❤️

[@MrZim263]

My pleasure!😃😃😃

[@tpasi2020UG]

It is a promising hood. Cannot wait to see it 5 years from now.

[@MrZim263]

It will be lit 🔥

[@tessamacheka]

Beautiful I love the architectural designs of some of the houses. Nicely done Mr Zim the drone shots are giving a nice overall view

[@MrZim263]

Thank you 🤗🤗🤗

[@washingtonmadishi6317]

Another gem from yours truly Mr Zim

[@mthandazoncube8749]

Hey ....nice

[@simbamukandatsama6333]

Love it bro

[@playgirl7305]

Housing for all by the year 2000, was a government development plan we all heard(ZBC) and read about(the Herald) , when I was in Form 1, in 1989. 13 years old.

[@MrZim263]

Then vision 2020😂 Then came "World Class City by 2025" Now we are on vision 2030.

[@felixmaruve]

Am seeing it’s very watery

[@czarekczarek5234]

Friends can not believe that there are such houses in Zim😀👍🇿🇼

[@lox34xt]

amazing content yet again. Thanks bro, getting ideas for my to be mansion 😅

[@MrZim263]

Glad to hear it!

[@thabisankomo7597]

impressive🇿🇼👏🏽👏🏽

[@lawrencemoyo7426]

Great video about Hayden Park. Lovely residential properties coming up. Heard about average prices of stands for sale. Said to be around averages of US$52 thousand. Would have loved to hear more information on any finished properties or houses for sale in that area.

[@MrZim263]

Not many finished houses are on sale there, but you could start from around $150k

[@sallykays4663]

Beautiful place ,please show us Sandton next time

[@MrZim263]

Next time

[@georgezibuye1062]

Beyond my wildest imagination.

[@foxbat473]

Vanhu vakaromba🤣🤣 Stunning houses❤❤

[@MrZim263]

Vakaendesa zvigunwe😂

[@rozey86]

Zvekuromba Rato drama😂😂😂

[@foxbat473]

@@MrZim263 hmm dzimba kwadzo. People are working

[@georgezibuye1062]

Shhhhhhhh !

[@DevineVic]

What a sad mentality of a person who doesn't go far in life. Sad indeed to have such a mindset.

[@czarekczarek5234]

Large houses. They just need a finish inside to a higher standard.

[@cleodontina1]

I think you should talk more in your videos. You have a soothing voice but just describing the scenario, buildings, roads etc. See if you get more engagement that way.

[@cdetreasurebasopo6948]

What about Sandton ? I understand its the same area ? Kindly do a video of that area too

[@MrZim263]

Yes it's right adjacent, i will film it next time

[@cdetreasurebasopo6948]

@@MrZim263 ooh thanks, looking forward to that video brother. Thanks for keeping us updated

[@JaguarPlayz5]

@@MrZim263 please do waiting for patiently for Sandton, Thanks in advance

[@tapiwachipepera7837]

This is great but someone needs to tell our people to leave some room for a backyard guys you cant have the house take up 90% of all the land that you have that's just crazy. This trend really needs to end

[@Moratuoa12]

You can say that again. We have a problem😅.

[@MrZim263]

I said the same while i was in the area

[@godsown7947]

They have obsession ne big houses

[@lindaafrica1043]

Well said

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

I think this issue can be solved with public parks. Which is better because it means people will be more likely to leave the home and spend time with others. Rather than isolating themselves in their properties.

[@sonofthesoilfinacctutorial7408]

How can l get a stand that area

[@JessicaZvazanewako]

Mumamonya imomo kudenga kuna mwari

[@carolynmakaripe1633]

Hi Mr Zim, loyal followers from Aus here. Thanks for all your work and was wondering if I can ask you something privately about this estate, please 🙏

[@MrZim263]

My number is in the description

[@royalmutopa4293]

Cycle tracks and footpath one thing you are lagging behind.also the stands are small can't accommodate even a small pool or fishpond.

[@wilcoxdaniel9825]

We have to stop building huge houses and plow the money into factories and farming and mineral development. These things generate more wealth and builds economies. Big homes do not. They look good but that's it.

[@silverback1tv]

Nice thanks for the update but u promised me Sandton 😂, u where just next door, what happened ?

[@MrZim263]

Coming soon😃

[@Ntombelar4sure-db2yl]

If there were no sanctions to this beautiful country Zimbabwe would have been far with Development not only in Southern Africa but in the whole continent look what they are doing under sanctions.

[@TakuraZauyamakando]

Where is Mt Hampden?

[@MrZim263]

After Westgate

[@takesuretozooneyi4836]

This looks nice, but I feel we need to be innovative with our designs. No much innovation to talk about

[@David-Zita]

That's what i have noticed too, the houses are ok, they are not giving me that opulent thing i am looking for. These look like 1980s waterfalls houses, majority of them are 1 floor houses. Villas are the hot topic these days.

[@ishmaelgansan5614]

City manyama

[@felixmaruve]

Hie Mr Zim, is this a speacial foundation area?

[@MrZim263]

Yes, most of Mt Hampden city is on a wet land

[@felixmaruve]

@@MrZim263 okay thank you, what about Falcon Park?

[@lindytv3075]

Ma stands anowanikwa uku here and how much?

[@MrZim263]

+/- $55 000

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

Lower Middle Class neighbourhood

[@princemawungwa]

You mean upper middle right..52k is a lot

[@brytmaposa9941]

How is this area compared to arlington

[@MrZim263]

Arlington has bigger stands, and is gated. Same quality roads and modern Architecture

[@brytmaposa9941]

@@MrZim263 given a choice which area/surburb would you build/live in between the 2

[@tafadzwachihwanda4985]

Same developer but Arlington is Far ahead …in comparison

[@tafadzwachihwanda4985]

Same developer but Arlington is Far ahead …in comparison

[@mticha9566]

What’s wrong with Harare council? Why do they allow these developers to build houses where there’s no side roads for pedestrians. It’s supposed to be a new town. What happened to the inspectors who used inspect every stage of building from slub level, side roads, roads etc. Standards have really gone down.

[@elijahmukokota7293]

is it a crime to plant trees in Zimbabwe?

[@teliciousmakomheke1519]

52 000 USD yaaah pakaipa

[@chaletinashe2912]

52000 I can build a luxury house with lots of space , horehole , solar and electricity in my rural home . This is total Madness kuti ndingonzi ndogara kunoshura chete?

[@MrZim263]

It's a lot. Our land is much cheaper compared to some major African cities, especially Nairobi and Lagos

[@chaletinashe2912]

You are right though .

[@playgirl7305]

Now 2023, millions of Zimbabweans are scattered allover in the world, some lucky ones send money back home, others will never come back voluntarily, some will be deported, with only a plastic bag and the clothes they are wearing.

[@buhleshuma5611]

Mr Zim ,nice development but l have a feeling that pine trees are over done too much there must at least mix them with other trees like jakaranda,floumbount etc Everywhere it's pine trees,not only here but in other developments l see.

[@MrZim263]

Yeah it would be nice to see some Jacaranda treed suburbs like the older developments

[@buhleshuma5611]

l think they should make it a law that jakarandas should b included 😊or planted,just look at shawasha hills,glen lorne

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

I love these houses and neighbourhoods coming up in Zim but people always have big walls :( it’s like they are trying to separate themselves from society. No ubuntu

[@DevineVic]

It's security. They don't want to do that.