WHAT $136,000 GETS YOU IN GHANA | Buying a house in Ghana

[@livinginnevada9160]

Omg beautiful...I absolutely love it... Thanks for the tour

[@NanookiePookie]

They really did an awesome job.

[@amberice7383]

I love those homes and your outfit is pretty cute.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thank you 🤩

[@cathyjohnson2227]

Hi do you think you would ever do some home buying tours with a quick get to know the area built in? I have never been to Ghana but am considering buying a home in Africa. They do these types of tours in South Africa.

[@princejames1773]

Awesome presentation as always. Theres a gradual improvement in your content, as should be. Pray the entirety of Ghana develops to this level ir above.

[@brittanyjames244]

These homes are beautiful

[@215RANDOM]

Love the video.. I'm planning on visiting Ghana this year to hopefully purchase a home. Keep these vids coming sister.. Salute!!

[@VanessaKanbi]

Amazing - will do there’s plenty to come 😄

[@215RANDOM]

@@VanessaKanbi YOUR ROCK!!

[@samyonren9958]

Looks good!

[@VanessaKanbi]

They are great 🎉

[@mosestekper7659]

The finishing is gorgeous. Simple and nice.

[@apdapd7568]

@@mosestekper7659 No doubt about the finishing

[@NaturalMackie]

Very nice, thanks for sharing.

[@gdotone1]

congrats again.

[@PersonaCultura]

I really need a beach condo or house in the same range.

[@charvettelee3844]

Are there any homes on large lots in Accra? I haven't seen any homes with large grassy backyards.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Yes there is

[@charvettelee3844]

@VanessaKanbi Do you have any videos showing those homes?

[@oforil39]

Although very nice, prefer single story. Great prices but only for expats and the well to do Ghanaians.

[@gdotone1]

they don't believe in yards for kids to play, or gardening, ... how does ownership work. is the house your's, your family, forever or 50 or 99 years, depending?

[@EveryLevelconversation]

I’m interested

[@kwameanti712]

Does it come fully furnished?

[@Monetus3832]

I am perplexed how green and lush Ghana is and these developments squeeze out the gardens to almost non existent - the prices in Ghana are almost closing in to prices similar to the North West in the UK. How do locals in Ghana purchase homes at these prices? Are all the developments and properties now built in GH only for the pleasure of foreign investment? No wonder locals find it hard to stay in Ghana and look to leave for Europe/UK. It would be great if this channel could focus on the real Ghana. What locals think, what's affordable on localised level - Ghana is losing its green touch and these homogenised concrete homes are are just popping up every where, and my opinion, destroying the look of GH.

[@kontomylitis]

Developers have very tight budget. They don't want to pave roads. They don't want to do anything with greens, not enough family friendly amenities. All they want to do is build cheap as much as possible

[@Monetus3832]

@@kontomylitis Budgets maybe tight, however the prices for properties are rising exponentially. There should be set regulations and quotas on keeping as much green space as they can on these developments, especially as the soil in GH is so arable - so allow home owners to grow - vegetables or fruit trees. And have enough space for children to roam enjoy - plant trees or replant - keep it lush and green. It cant turn into concrete mess - I am really keen to know what locals think about this expansion and landscape changes.

[@elegantlady1158]

Ghanaians buy these houses as well. Same everywhere, some can afford, some cannot

[@Monetus3832]

@elegantlady1158 Do you like the style of these properties? If you had 200 thousand dollars, would you buy one? Do you think as Ghanaian this price is reasobable - Do you know in east Africa you could buy two properties for this price, even in Zanzibar with more space ...I just think these properties that are being built are lacking style and not constructed with consideration of the land, the culture and the climate.

[@Uncle-Basil]

@@kontomylitis I just built a home for sale in the Asebu area, which has greenery and space...

[@MyVisionVoyage]

Nice homes. I thought you left Ghana, are you back?

[@denniscasely-hayford3245]

@MyVision It's likely one of her many videos she filmed when she was in Ghana. She's now publishing it.

[@VanessaKanbi]

Yes I come and go from Ghana but have lots of videos that go live across the year. Thanks

[@ghanaboylou]

is the two bedroom negotiable?

[@VanessaKanbi]

The details for the developers is in the description to discuss costs thanks to

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

I THOUGHT YOU AND KIDS LEFT GOD IS A MIRACLE WORKER AMEN

[@Mexicanpizzayummy]

Australian accent in Africa 😂

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

HOUSE IS cool

[@VanessaKanbi]

I agree 😍

[@halleluyahisrael]

1st 🥇

[@VanessaKanbi]

Thanks for coming first 🎉

[@halleluyahisrael]

@ 💙✨

[@mack-uv6gn]

Gated community?

[@VanessaKanbi]

Yes

[@DoronBond]

Reachin for my passport

[@adstix]

Vanessa, I think you really should consider leveraging more on your African American contacts to promote these properties! A lot of folks are looking to escape the high cost, crime and current political toxicity of North America and invest in Ghana's real estate. Thank me later when your channel explodes!

[@manuelregiment]

❤🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@denisbebel3879]

Et les européens disent qu’ils veulent civiliser l’AFRIQUE!? On va bientôt être accueilli en Afrique pour refaire notre education 😂😂

[@Bantueast2west]

Amazing

[@kontomylitis]

Who are these developers waiting for to fix these roads for them?

[@VanessaKanbi]

They are making all the roads in the development and the roads to the development are paved.

[@apdapd7568]

Those apartments are too expensive. How many Ghanaians can afford that???. I pray that the new President Mahatma will stop this fake economy in Ghana and create a real economy of growth and of inclusiveness.

[@VanessaKanbi]

There’s houses of different prices on the market

[@henryabotsi]

There's Nothing The President can do about it. It's common sense. Basic Demand and Supply. Unless the government build subsidized houses there's nothing that can be done. Price control is fictitious.

[@panafricanspirit170]

They are not marketed to Ghanaians really. I would hope with some of their profits, they would build affordable apartments for average Ghanaians.

[@sweetbadd9852]

Well spoken, its like they are preparing their country for foreigners.

[@adstix]

In every country, there will always be those who can afford certain things and those who can't! Our aspiration should be the ability to accept our current situation with grace and gratitude without malice toward those we consider "affluent" or show conceit toward the less materially-privileged! Fortunes can change in an instant!

[@PurpleChamelion-iy2xe]

Prices are just RIDICULOUS