What $88,000 Will Buy you in Zimbabwe top Neighborhood

in Today's video, I toured some of zimbabwe's finest real estate development. if you are looking to invest in zimbabwe's real estate you should watch till the end.
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[@StevenNdukwu]

Thanks for watching guys, don’t forget to check out the travel Zimbabwe film I made >>👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZLYeaNol6aogKM

[@BlessedByAlMighty]

The Zimbabwean government has set wages of domestic workers between US$85 and US$100 per month, resulting in the highest-paid domestic workers earning a salary that compares to some nurses and teaching professionals.

[@makanaka838]

Hello Steven are you into investments, need to make sure 😁

[@taharka3897]

Too much money for Zimbabwe.

[@taharka3897]

@@BlessedByAlMighty who in Zimbabwe can afford a home that cost 100,000 us making 100 dollars a month.?

[@BlessedByAlMighty]

@@taharka3897 my point is that only the the criminals can do it

[@eghe5669]

This young man is doing a wonderful job in promoting the continent to the world, I strongly urge my African brothers and sisters to throw all their support to this divine project and STOP the hate speech. Africa shall restore all her lost glory when we all unite as one ✊✊✊💪💪💪

[@elvismodisendlovu874]

True, he is doing a great job but most of the information is incorrect, totally wrong to mislead people like that

[@Kikongolessons]

Right !

[@ShmacK96]

Africa will restore all its lost glory when they decide to get some real leaders for their countries and get rid of all the corruption. I have lived with electric fences and bars on my windows in South Africa. This is not a life you want

[@Kayos833]

Zimbabwe is fucked. It’s only going to get worse. You are trying to make us support the Rick while the bank rate keeps increasing by the day

[@aperson2943]

When you really think about it... This video is perverse.

[@noleenherbert656]

In Canada you have to sell your mother in law to be able to afford such kind of structures

[@Sitche]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nancygrace6272]

😂😂😂

[@Innsidelyfe]

😂

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

True. Canada housing is exorbitant. Especially Vancouver and Toronto.

[@nikkitajones1]

You ain't lying. Live in Alberta and when I do a comparison of Canada and Texas(lived there before moving), Canada is way overpriced for a house built with wood, that catches fire and the whole block goes down in flames.

[@NtonkaR]

So much potential in Zimbabwe. May Zimbabwe find its glory again

[@elvismodisendlovu874]

Pari tricky 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NtonkaR]

What does Pari tricky mean?

[@anthonyr587]

Make Rhodesia great again!

[@elvismodisendlovu874]

@@NtonkaR it means it's a tricky situation, for example the government failed to run the country for 42 years so I really don't think they will be able to do it now, I'm sure most of these guys are on a payroll to market Zimbabwe as if it's a good country and everything is OK, the government always does that when it's almost time for elections, and because most Zimbabweans are easily brainwashed they believe all the nonsense and they praise their country forgetting that they are living in hell, they don't have freedom of speech, they earn peanuts no matter how educated they are, but let me also say that it's only a few people that can afford to live in those areas, not even a doctor can afford, it's only those who are working in other countries and those that are benefiting from the corrupt government

[@NtonkaR]

@elvismodisendlovu874 so is it not the case that the Zimbabwean citizenry is culpable in the failure over 42 years as you put it? Could it be that Zimbabweans chose to flee instead of fighting for their motherland? I think you ought to be militant and unapologetic if it is your objective to put your country on a better trajectory and you must be prepared to lay down your life in pursuit of your convictions. I think most Zimbabweans chose the easy way out and fled. Unfortunately fleeing does not solve anything. No government can be more powerful than a united nation seeking change.

[@JoseMendoza-gq1bx]

This home would sell for 3-5 million easy in Las Vegas. Insanely beautiful. Good presentation Steven.

[@sj3development207]

I’m 30 years old, black man from Oakland California. I look at these types of videos all the time and I just found your Chanel and subscribed. Thanks for the video bra good job. I will be buying me and my immediate family estates in Africa like this in the next 5 years where I plan on spending the latter part of our lives (God willingly). We should all get back to Africa with the skills, knowledge and revenue we can bring there it’ll do much more for us than it does here.

[@prettynerd4779]

I am an African American living in Africa let me tell you the biggest mistake our people make and that is moving to Africa on savings. Its important to have savings as a back up but DO NOT move to africa without income coming in from USA or other countries. Just think of it as reparations.. lol.. Find any remote job , Tech Support, Customer Service as regular jobs or professional 100% remote based jobs that dont care where you live. If you have a steady income coming in. OMG. your life will be really good. Although there are problems and things you have to adjust too, I can honestly say there is NO PLACE better to be black and upper middle class than Africa. and you will experience peace for the first time. You dont have to worry about violence, fighting, always looking over your shoulder. Most compounds come with security so its weird when I go back to USA and dont have security guards guarding my house..lol. My child even said where is security? LOL.. I told him we dont have securities, nannies, housekeepers or cooks in USA.. on in Africa.. ROFL

[@PrincessJazzmyn]

I’m from Oakland California too!! Love your comment brother! The way they build the homes out there are so beautiful. And I do agree with our other brother. It would be important to have steady income coming in, a full remote position. 🌺

[@rojamillerover]

As long as you have a business plan or any work you can do remotely, or working for an NGO then you can definitely enjoy Africa. Life is so stress free here

[@ceaiid]

Imagine if: 1. More black Americans start investing in Africa. 2. Africa forms an Economic union like the EU.

[@mailninja6938]

East Oaklandddd haha but same

[@Koiva232]

We in West Africa can learn a lot from the way they build their estates in Southern and East Africa - always well done with the greenery, backyard space/general look and feel of the surroundings and AFFORDABLE/GREAT VALUE Well done Zim!

[@jyde50]

That house is 1.5 million not 88 thousand. it's not affordable

[@Koiva232]

@@jyde50 I was talking about the apartments - the homes are obviously not affordable lol My only worry with the Estates generally when I was listening to the 50 year plan is that it will be filled with foreigners who wall themselves off from the rest of the country

[@africanday7337]

Yes but they're less populated in those regions and they have enormous resources than countries in West Africa. I think West African countries should rather start to build apartments like in most West European cities in order to create space for farming and industrial zones

[@ifehansson2254]

I swear in Nigeria people seem to be allergic to any kind of greenery in their surroundings and the streets

[@jyde50]

@@ifehansson2254 we lived in the village for years, we know green is not as cool as they say. Western people have lived in the city for years so they go camping and think forest life is cool, different people and different cultures.

[@reantai7101]

Well done to Zim, the Zimbabwean builders are the best I see them here in SA...

[@livingfaith9189]

And you do your best to discredit them anyway.... life is a wheel folks

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

@@livingfaith9189 where did he discredit them?

[@rojamillerover]

@@livingfaith9189 I don't see discredit here, misdirected energy

[@StudyWithKarabo]

@@livingfaith9189 someone's insecure

[@Stellarspace95]

@@livingfaith9189 ur trippin

[@Wizziestembiso]

Who else is enjoying Steve videos?

[@novemberlady9378]

us dear

[@africanday7337]

I do ☝

[@nikkitajones1]

Zimbabweans we just have that thing. You will just know it's us, there is a class we carry. We are quiet, but smart and organized . Thanks Oga Steve. We love you for showing the world our country and who we are. For a landlocked country, we are still it!

[@DarlingNikki2]

Such a beautiful country and industrious people with so much to show the world! Many blessings to you all from a 'sister' in the United States! 🥰

[@thembimaseko9600]

In South Africa you were not quite.

[@nikkitajones1]

@@thembimaseko9600 Not talking about South Africa and could care less. Not every Zimbabwean wants to be in South Africa, even though some of us have ancestry there. So get over yourself!

[@simba8665]

​@@nikkitajones1 propaganda dzako idzi😂😂.

[@nikkitajones1]

@@simba8665 Whatever, saka wasvotwa neyi.

[@ronaldmadziro5679]

Zimbabweans can build,one only has to look at the ancient capital Great Zimbabwe and you will see how talented they are at building structures. Thanks brother Steven for showcasing Borrowdale,Zim is beautiful despite all other challenges going on.

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Indeed on top that more Africans need to know about Great Zimbabwe

[@gtsvvtihddsud6127]

I feel like crying for the houses in Nigeria, we need to learn from this people how luxury houses looks like

[@annashiri6135]

Don't cry but remember our population in Southern Africa is way way lower than population in Nigeria only not even talking about Ghana and the rest of West African countries

[@wisdomkagande7798]

I think anna its about design and architecture not about population

[@jyde50]

@@wisdomkagande7798 Nigeria houses are perfect. i like them those who don't like them can move to these countries with 1.5M and buy houses there.

[@veechik9]

The problem with countries like Nigeria they like building big big house with no purpose for the size. In Zim we don’t just build for the sake of having a bigger house, we build according to family size and needs and comfort

[@thisandthat1523]

@@jyde50 such a childish contribution. I imagine you're punching the air now with some ashy fingers and a wet nose. Sit at the corner and watch grown African folks debate each other maturely.

[@harambear9592]

I;m from Zimbabwe and I can tell you that the land that house sits on does not cost 88,000 it could be north of 150,000 for the land alone

[@kobuskloppers5375]

The 88 000 USD is for a one bedroom apartment...

[@harambear9592]

@@clubboss9580 zvauri mhata nhai? Makorokoto.

[@chitaitaitv3093]

Watch the full video. 88 000 is for one bedroomed flat. The first large house is $ 1.5million

[@adrianwillis66]

Is it a freehold or leasehold situation?

[@tafarapaul]

@@chitaitaitv3093For 1.5mil you can build a mansion

[@sergioozar8394]

Thank you so much, Steven for marketing our stunning Africa to the world. Zimbabwe is no doubt a beautiful country with much to offer to anyone who wants to relacate there. Also, It has been our second home (Angolan People) since this country offers high-end schools, colleges and Universities. Greetings from Angola!

[@DominiQfame]

Thank you brother. Much love from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼. We love you our Angolan brothers. I also hope to visit Luanda soon.

[@jax97991]

I am friends with a couple of Jose’s grand children. Greetings from America.

[@jayleetzvevo460]

Many people are mixed with Angolan

[@foodfortunefuckingfame6160]

Why are you lying lol?

[@ishpants]

Is it hard immigrate from America to Zimbabwe… do you know anyone who has done it?

[@nelsonsibiya9204]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 is rising from the dead. Big ups. Absolutely stunning. Love from South Africa.

[@user-vv5th1kb9x]

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[@bukeaor2961]

This is hands down one of the most functional and exquisite homes 🏡 I have seen from the continent . What makes the house appeal to me is the one level, which renders the house habitable and practical for families and mature adults, which is key . The kitchen, the master bedroom layout and closet , impeccable. Bottom line they gave space to areas that are important to daily living . This is beautiful, great job on the $1,500,000 house 🏡 that has me thinking .

[@mynameis.9443]

is it dollars as in usd?

[@lvthud]

@@mynameis.9443 It better be, $1.5m ZWD is about $4400 US.

[@priyamsaxena7913]

@@lvthud LMAO

[@matthewpark3104]

@@lvthud its probably USD cuz otherwise it is WAY too cheap

[@cmavhaty]

@@lvthud that's in USD

[@misstinafz]

Big up West Property building our Zimbabwe brick by brick ❤️🇿🇼 thank you Steven!

[@melissathomas2590]

Wow! Go head Zimbabwe!!!! This house is GORGEOUS! The more I look at these homes...the more I want to leave the United States permanently. This house almost look like houses here in America. The kitchen and the closet is sending me!!!!

[@davetv4705]

Honestly, your videos about Zimbabwe changed my perception of the country. Their developers are better than most Lagos developers in terms of space management and greenery.

[@FERESE]

Is this property in their capital city and central business district??? There are estates in Lagos that are well planned with greenery like Nicon estate, Lakowe golf, cowrie creek, VGC, Crown estate, Emperor estate, Royal gardens, Mayfair estate, and others. Remember Lagos is the smallest state in land mass. There are houses like this in the villages and some GRA across the country, that you dont have access to them doesnt mean they dont exist. The Golf Estate in Port Harcourt by the Gambia developer is a good one too, over 1000 houses with greenery. In Abuja, i cannot even begin to count because they incorporate greenery and they have land mass. So before we jump into conclusions do your homework.

[@Danorous]

​@@FERESE My sister you don't need to explain to them. The most annoying people in Africa is our fellow Nigerians. Let them just see one house they like outside Nigeria and they will criticize other houses in the whole country like they've been to the entire nation

[@Magumbo58]

I think every country has certain locations where u will find beautiful houses. Nothing new really

[@Magumbo58]

I think every country has certain locations where u will find beautiful houses. Nothing new really

[@lsr_talkshow]

Woah ... Zimbabwe really knows how to design a home, I love it, this is giving me vibes to come settle in Zimbabwe, I love the way the home is designed.

[@muhammedsheriff5351]

Wow the media never shows this side of Africa! What a beautiful modern country with amazing motivated people! I hope I can live in Zimbabwe one day!

[@drflat9223]

modern? did you not see the water tanks? they probably do not even have pipes and still use a septic tank...

[@Jwoodard9101]

@@drflat9223 the fit and finish is ok for the location but not for most places. Needs work

[@henrytudor8537]

Modern? Lols..

[@africanday7337]

Each time I watch a presentation by this Steven guy, I get stunned by his professionalism.

[@simplysima_m]

Extremely professional work

[@stawablanco5401]

OMG! Is this Zimbabwe? 😳-I am so proud of my country. Didn’t know though Kuti we have such luxury homes. Say whaaaaat!.. Thank you so much Steven 🙌🙌. Great content , great presenter- great everything! I am just so happy!.

[@stellachakufora9415]

Kkk muri kugarepiko zim haisi kumira

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Really? You live in Zim and you haven't seen such houses? Which part of Zim do you live in?

[@Legend-lc9bv]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 makes me wonder

[@elvismodisendlovu874]

@@stellachakufora9415 zviri kubuda so sweet, saka to dzoka hedu kubusha kunenge kuti kufara

[@simba8665]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 because only corrupt politicians and people in the diaspora with good jobs, can afford to actually buy these, not working professionals. The credit system in Zim is dead and the middle class is non existent. Either you are rich rich, or you just getting by.

[@jamessitati7396]

South african countries are really on another level, zimbabwe should and very soon will be one of the economic giants of africa, people should remember zimbabwe used to be the bread basket of that region, much love from kenya.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

Southern Africa 🌍 countries not South African countries. South Africa 🇿🇦 is one of Southern African countries

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 economy will soon be firing 🔥 on all cylinders. Agriculture is recovering from land reform under black ownership ⚫️ , mining is also on the rise...ZIMBABWE has almost all minerals you can think of in abundance..Platinum, Diamonds 💎, gold, lithium, copper, iron, natural gas, oil, chrome etc. Tourism is back at the top, manufacturing is back Made in ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 back on supermarket shelves...Real Estate back. All these under black ownership

[@nomahope3182]

It is call Southern Africa. South Africa is one country.

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

Zimbabwe is the empire of monomutapa / rozvis ofcoarse we can pull of greatness.

[@shadreckdangaphotography]

@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE we dont say western africa , eastern africa , northen africa, why is there an exeption in the form south africa. ( South African countries is correct , yet southern africa ensures that there is no mix up with the republic of south africa) the counrty is a the republic of south africa ,

[@ruddyrimdan9807]

Fantastic video,Steven,I'm blown away! I never knew Zimbabwe was this beautiful because of the notion we're given of it here in Nigeria! Keep up the good work of exposing the beauty and potential of this great continent!🖒

[@daughterofzion7634]

Thank you my brother for showcasing my beautiful country Dzimbadzemabwe. Brick by brick zvichabatana chete no matter the challenges. Nyika inovakwa ne varidzi. Proudly Zimbhoo, wezhira.

[@zimcoder]

Thank you Steven for showcasing my country Zimbabwe, you have done a great job as usual.

[@StevenNdukwu]

🙏

[@diasporanbuildingahomeinzi9622]

@@StevenNdukwu dope video and the estate is stunning. Its a bit difficult to focus on the visuals though because the video is moving too quickly from frame to frame. Maybe slowing it up a bit will make it an even better viewing experience. Otherwise job well done.

[@thefire3465]

OMG ZIMBABWE IS BEAUTIFUL

[@gwamakangwala6468]

It has been for a long time. It is the sanctions that destroyed the country.

[@makanaka838]

My Zimbabwe is beautiful 100% i am packing my belongings from where I am, going back home. Thank you Steve for this one 💥💥👍

[@lorrainchanda6803]

My son come take me with you

[@lorrainchanda6803]

My son come take me with you

[@emera1750]

East and West Africa are the future , sending love from Dominican Republic

[@arigutman]

Absolutely insane to see, but you have to love the ability to just move somewhere where money buys you more!

[@simba8665]

Yes money buys more because its harder to come by over there. But if you have a business or remote job elsewhere, you will be fine. And also have your passport just incase things hit the fan

[@buyanifakudze3489]

Beautiful work Steven and team! As an African, I'm still leaning more towards farm/village living than these gated estates because of the vast amount of land we have as well as our needs to farm a lot more to address food security. Which maybe means we need to create that market, of upgrading farm living beyond being peasant to a bit of luxury...Just a thought. Taking nothing away from this though....absolutely brilliant houses and an excellent video!

[@kcjabari.1146]

Brother, you just summed up my heart desires with this comment of yours!!! I wish more african folks can reason in similar directions..

[@stillwaters7233]

Same

[@kudzayinematombo3124]

Hear hear!

[@commasNculture]

Hold onto your land brother

[@nadrajoya214]

I like your thinking 🥰

[@proactiveafrica323]

WOw wow!!! brick upon brick Dubai is loading in Zimbabwe . The wise making money in diaspora are investing by buying these beautiful properties. Thank you Steve for promoting

[@naturalgirldiy]

Love that your moving around the continent. It's great to see Zimbabwe in a positive light. The scale and quality of this development is not surprising. They have a great talent pull of highly skilled and very talented Builders, Architects and Engineers. A large diaspora community eager to return home. The timing of this development is great. Zimbabwe is rising.

[@fortythreenorth2518]

When I think of how hard I work here in Canada and how little my income gets me. I know Zimbabwe has had some real issues with its currency but it would sure be nice to afford something like this where I live.

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

I like how Zimbabwe estates are so mordern introduced new comfortable middle class if I win a $100 000 USD I'm coming to buy that house.

[@Michael-0000]

It costs 15 times as much. 100k won’t get you far.

[@Wizziestembiso]

Well, well, well your videos are on another level.This is so beautiful and thank you for showcasing my country

[@africanadage852]

Thank you Steven for sharing your architect's view on the lovely Zimbabwean housing market.

[@emeliathompson3453]

Hi Steve, thank you very much for showing us Zimbabwe and their beautiful homes. I think I will visit next summer.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

I thought the first one you were showing was $88K! I was about to pack my bags and retire in Zimbabwe right now!!! With that said, the only thing I've seen of Zimbabwe is negative stuff, so it's nice to see a positive view of the country.

[@marvintumuhaise8731]

I think I now know what my country home is going to look like. If only I could get such an architectural plan/ design. I love this.

[@sergioozar9696]

Thank you só much, Steven, for marketing our stunning África to the World. Zimbabwe os no doubt a beautiful and inviting country. It has also been our,Angolan people, second home since This country offers high-end School,Colleges and Universities. Angolans and Zimbabwans till death do us part!🌹🙏👏

[@goblack2africa54]

The only problem with the $88k is your going to have to finish it yourself, plus getting solar panels. I was told add another $30k. Still a decent price.

[@markymark4765]

When you say finish what EXACTLY do you mean? Did you mean furnish?

[@godbillion_nathan]

I will one day build this in my home country DRC and in Eswatini 🇸🇿 this is amazing 🙂

[@patriciamatthews9390]

A house like this in America would cost way much more but this house is gorgeous doesn't look like the cheapest house it's beautiful ❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲

[@phucknuts.7065]

Subscribed ! I will visit Zimbabwe one day. My friend that died 20 years ago was from that city. He was the most amazing, proud Zimbabwean. Greetings from the UK.

[@user-vv5th1kb9x]

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[@rojamillerover]

You should come

[@amabeza]

Thank you Steven for your high quality and well presented videos. Showcasing our beautiful Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and other beloved African nations

[@yomanaljowel2292]

My neighborhood ,I love Zim🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

[@ferwallace1903]

Wow. $88000 is quite cheap for Harare as property in borrowdale area usually costs from 300 000. This is affordable and great. Architecture is one of southern Africa's strengths... Modern and moving with the times. We'll done Steve on this Vlog.

[@dereckchamboko9160]

clickbait, on the website properties start at 250K and this particular one is 400K

[@getruthfulu3475]

Very cheap south Africa 2 bedroom with a small bathroom and kitchen is around R750k

[@alwaysdriven]

@@dereckchamboko9160 definitely I believe you not the video. My RV alone cost 80 grand lol nothing made sense at all considering the quality of the property is pretty good. The would have to use absolute garbage materials to make sense even though i doubt it,

[@TeamGstyl]

The video is a complete lie as someone who was born and raised in borrowdale u can’t buy zilch with 88k in Borrowdale

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

The whole ward that is borrowdale is upper middle class to rich only.

[@marvinkigame2838]

This is one of the best real estate presentation I have ever seen on KZbin. Steven knows his job very well. Keep it up bro 👊

[@kingkunte5479]

Great job Steve this is a beautiful home it would cost 10 x the amount in South Africa I would actually move to Zim to get this much beauty and luxury in a home

[@victorcoal4945]

Omo these South African countries really get taste, there finishing is top notch. We still have a lot to learn in the west side if we are willing 👍🏾

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

Kudos to you bro wish west Africa rises up as well.

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

Southern African not South African

[@Motswako]

@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE it’s actually South African design not Southern African. Let us be honest!

[@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE]

@@Motswako When you mention South Africa 🇿🇦 you are talking of a single country. The whole region is called Southern Africa 🌍 which includes South Africa 🇿🇦, Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, Botswana 🇧🇼, Mozambique 🇲🇿, Namibia 🇳🇦, Zambia 🇿🇲 etc

[@priscillamatika3668]

@@AFRICA_THE_NOW_AND_THE_FUTURE school them😅

[@emmaluftie7688]

As an African I feel that we don't appreciate the value of the USD...$88k for a single bedroom is ridiculous for the type of economy we have in the country (Zimbabwe). But the houses are high quality so well done to the estate developers.

[@africanday7337]

The economy cannot remain bad forever; the price is amazingly affordable. Try that kind anywhere in Nigeria you will start to appreciate Zimbabwe like paradise

[@noleenherbert656]

Its way cheaper dear. I think locals should take up these investment opportunities or else you guys shall end up renting from non Zimbabweans

[@raymondchikuku1809]

We don't need to appreciate the value of the USD. What we need is have confidence in our own currency and stick to it thru thick and thin. This usd is killing us and not sustainable in our economy but the stupid opposition wants us to believe that e usd is the solution and they tell pple to reject their own currency

[@kudzaim5434]

@@raymondchikuku1809 how is the USD killing us compared to Rtgs?

[@Guardie-M]

Regardless of the price. The design of the property is absolutely stunning. So all the you tube trolls focus on the property not price. Damn it is beautiful. Life is too short to be negative. Zimbabwe to the world

[@ContainingLuxury]

That’s not a good deal even here in the US… the finishes are where the expense of building are incurred. The shell is the cheap part

[@phish1145]

Beautiful to see this! Love seeing our fellow humans come up and create greatness in their communities. This is just awesome!

[@pholaningwenya7244]

Media is really powerful I was expecting this in 2050 I'm shocked.......

[@tvs9978]

Why would you believe foreign media telling you about your own continent? Africans, why are we shocked to see good things in our countries?

[@pholaningwenya7244]

Because of corruption in our countries

[@africanday7337]

Here we're in 2022, we can perceive what Zimbabwe gonna look like in 2050 - We don't need Western media to tell us anymore - Africans only need their governments to let them have free access to social media like here in the West

[@dominiqueapovo8456]

This is a very good plan of the architect. I like it. Good job Steven.

[@billtev9846]

Ken should certainly get a tender to revamp downtown Vic falls, Nyanga, Chimanimani and Kariba, we can most certainly benefit from his worksmanship.

[@valentineisraelshabangu4069]

They should upgrade Bulwayo as well looks rundown

[@chiyenyumba7135]

😭 OMG

[@comoelitamelendez8467]

When I saw the price, I just could not believe it! This is amazing! My entire family could live with me in this home. Something we couldn’t truly afford in the US. Amazing! ❤😮

[@PopcornPopper]

The house is $1.5m. You can find a lot of homes this size and bigger in the US for far less than this. Maybe not as luxurious but definitely as big. The click bait price of $88k is for a 1 bedroom apartment. 🤣

[@stellalayla6963]

@@PopcornPopper where do you live fantasy land. You can’t find anything like this for less than 350k in the US.

[@edenk3500]

@@stellalayla6963 1bd apartment for $88k is possible in the US. Not in LA or Miami, but other places. And for 1.5m you can def get a house this size or larger in the US.

[@dtwach6820]

@@edenk3500 88k in the hoods of Detroit

[@Layla-fr7mf]

@@PopcornPopperLmao stop the lies you will never find such a price in the Us. You think all those homeless Americans are insane? Keep dreaming

[@thomasanderson3892]

I truly want to visit Africa once again. Even Zimbabwe. I went to Nigeria and the possibility is endless all we got to do is just invest in real estate and even come back home.

[@danielkpakol2703]

The exterior had me . This is way better than lagos properties

[@justtinashe]

Honestly, I don't watch many African KZbinrs, but I really really like your channel and just how you go about making content. Keep at it!

[@raymondchikuku1809]

Ana Tinashe dzungu. Ko why usingaone maAfrican KZbinrs nhai Tinashe?

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Which KZbinrs do you watch? American?

[@justtinashe]

@@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298 I said I don't watch many 🥺 guys I actually watch some, just not that many. I generally watch British creators and fellow Zimbabwean creators, 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️ didn't know it was a crime to have a preference.

[@justtinashe]

@@raymondchikuku1809 A lot of them, myself included to some degree, aren't consistent and the content is just not really that informative. I really enjoy things that add value information wise to me. Most creators that get recommended are just lifestyle. So it's a hard sell, didn't know it was a crime to have a preference though

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

@@justtinashe where in this comments section did you get the impression that it was a crime? Was just interested to know what you watch since you stated you don't watch many African KZbinrs. My question was purely born out of curiosity. Thanks for answering.

[@AnthonyIlogu]

Hit the like button if you are here to learn storytelling from Steven. Thank you Steven for all you do.

[@thembimaseko9600]

Thanks for showing us the beautiful Zimbabwe tired of poor people flocking to South Africa positive channel indeed.

[@FXgogo1]

I bet you stay in an mukuku with your mentatity

[@MrBUHLEBUYEZA]

I really hope Zim get back to her feet again! I am positive ❤! Goodluck to Zimbabweans

[@shamisomakuvaro9393]

Keep them rolling Africa to the world through your lenses...Thank you for sharing l am also able to be in the yards houses which l cant do on my own.With you l go everywhere l love my country🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼👍💪👌💯🙏

[@gtnberry9375]

In Brazil the same property is going to cost 1,5 million dollars

[@JaredConnell]

Wow this place is amazing! My little apartment costs twice as much as this and I don't even live in that nice of a neighborhood. Its crazy how much you can get for way less in different parts of the world.

[@RoyalFootClan]

I am Nairobian and I got to say, This is Fire 🔥Hope to Visit Zimbabwe on Music Tour someday💚🐍

[@kyshac81]

This is by far the best layout property I’ve seen in Africa.

[@vajohnifi3d]

I love the video, just the price tag which can be a bit misleading, and I live in Zim. You looking at maybe 1.2 Million for that house, maybe if you are lucky you can by the plot of land for that price. But again love the video, barely get to see how amazing these homes are from the outside

[@godsown7947]

Watch the whole video before commenting

[@vajohnifi3d]

@@godsown7947 apologies let me correct myself I did clearly say something misleading (intentionally). The house in the thumbnail and title are not aligned, the house in the thumbnail will be 1.2 or like the video says 1.5 million while the one on the title is not in the thumbnail. Essentially clickbait

[@bruceh4180]

@@vajohnifi3d yes. The 88k is an unfinished box.

[@4rgy11e7]

Well well well, what can I say. First time and immediately subscribed after watching this video. Great stuff.

[@3PostmanPat]

The construction/architecture looks absolutely stunning & very modern! I’m curious to know how local is the shopping centers, food markets & such bc from the drone footage the surrounding area doesn’t look like there’s much to it. Other-than that it’s spectacular!

[@entrepreneur2159]

There isn't anything near there

[@Ted300BlkOut]

I like how in the first minute the vehicle plate numbers are censored, and a few seconds later you see them again and they're clear as day.

[@mikefontaine9539]

Remember construction codes are different in North America than they are in Zimbabwe. Probably going to buy a house with the cheapest Beach aerial available particular the cheapest way possible. I'm sure you'll have to worry about water and electricity being a constant reliability.

[@TravelIwuala]

We all need to watch this video to end and applause my boss for this wonderful video. He never disappoints ✊ Ego Amaka 😊😊

[@jusTOOfresh]

Do the Zimbabwean people have an EQUITY STAKE in this beautiful community? What percentage of native Zimbabweans can afford to live in this breathtaking development?

[@wandamaze2867]

Those are the houses Zimbabweans live if you notin the high density areas. Even the middle class homes are stunning

[@FXgogo1]

Almost half bro.its black people in their millions owning these properties

[@vickyfullard4076]

This property is amazing. I love it. It’s just what I want and need. ❤

[@gladdie01]

Pristine..Classy and Beautiful !!❤❤❤..Thank u for showcasing my beautiful country Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 ❤..🇿🇼🇺🇸

[@IAmLove213]

The way the video was put together, one can be lead to think that the first home was the one for 88k USD. Don’t think a one bedroom is worth that. Still beautiful though.

[@zaakirramjee528]

There's a place not many people know about called Nottingham Estate, it's based in Beitbridge, please try it out

[@BatttySA]

I wish that estates like this would invest in basic infrastructures, like roads and running water. Don't get me wrong, those building are very modern, but they need to invest in the country

[@cc35506]

Im sure its work in progress. Harare is quite well planned. Established surburbs all have roads and running water. This is a new project so they'll add as they build.

[@user-iy1xv7jn3n]

Я человек с Севера Сибири, прожил на 69 параллели Земли до 46 лет, проработал в газу всю жизнь, я восхищаюсь людьми, которые умеют жить в мире с другими, созидать и любить Землю, помоги Вам Бог создать новую жизнь без вражды! Африка это может!

[@thechosenqueen1]

This is bringing memories of the Zimbabwe I grew up in though Borrowdale was a lot greener back then.

[@JenniferLogsdon-if7wq]

I’m from America and this is absolutely beautiful. My dad was a real estate developer and I can tell you right now but this is a very elegant and top-notch property. Beautiful love to see all the growth in your country.

[@lemigod4475]

Borrowdale is the most affluent suburb in Harare,although other places like Mt Pleasant,Glen Lorne,Grange and Chisipite are also plush as well,but Borrowdale seems to be most famous. Thanks brother Steven for taking time to cover Property in Zim,its a blessing to see Africa's property Guru in Zimbabwe and loving it.Hopefully on your next visit to Zim you might go to Mt Hampden where the new Capital City is being built,its gonna be super cool seeing you there capturing the scenic view of Mt Hampden,its breadth taking. One love African family.

[@StevenNdukwu]

Thank you

[@shanewalkingdead8258]

Chisipite is in highlands ward , grange and Glen Lorne is under borrowdale ward.

[@chipwanderlust113]

Avondale is nice too. Borrowdale is the more famous one but they are the same level of plush.

[@N.e.n.e.z]

​@@chipwanderlust113Avondale is slowly becoming ghetto especially the shopping centre you can never compare it to Borrowdale's Sam Levy to be honest

[@darkskinamerican7826]

If I can get that type of house for 88K I’d definitely move to Africa

[@SOCOAMERICANBULLYFARM]

Did the house cost 88k or the apartment? I'm confused

[@drdzino]

The house in the beginning is 1.5M, 88k is more like a clickbait because it refers to the 1bed apartment.

[@nyashamapungwana4541]

Hi Steven. I am a Zimbabwean who has been staying in Lagos for the past 8 years. We just moved to Osapa London, from Lekki Phase 1. Thanks for showcasing Zim 🌺

[@godsown7947]

Just for interest sake are there any differences between Naija real estate/ houses and Zim or life style rather ?

[@cme1713]

LISTEN PLEASE....Research USA HOMESTEAD ACT of 1862- present day which only benefit Europeans and any Group except African DIASPORA......If DIASPORA GROUPS who claim their LOVE for AFRICA are not implementing a plan of ACTION similar to this for AFRICAN DIASPORA our PROGRESS will be very SLOW and very PAINFUL. hopefully someone will HEAR this.

[@Danorous]

​@@godsown7947 He didn't tell you about houses. He said they have been living in Nigeria for 8 yrs. Your question is unnecessary. Cos you are heading to insulting ur country as usual

[@Danorous]

Good to have you in Lagos Nigeria. God bless you and your family

[@godsown7947]

@@Danorousas usual???insulting whose country? I don't understand how my question is unnecessary and potentially insulting?

[@muzyy8978]

This is Amazing!!! We want more content like this my brother. Makes me want to come back home 🏠

[@EvilerManx8]

Amazing mate, my dad was from zimbabwe and this makes me want to visit someday, hopefully in the next few years

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

My Zimbabwe is beautiful..i've been back in Harare for 2 months now and loving every bit of it

[@carmengerardo-rubio9950]

Are you from North America? Looking into Zimbabwe

[@sherryproudafrican4784]

@@carmengerardo-rubio9950 I live in North America

[@presleyirov46]

A Step in the right direction Zimbabwe. We need more of this thank you

[@sibongilebartman405]

Wow Zimbabwe 💕

[@gDotTheGod]

I'm from Zim. $88k will NOT get you much. I don't know why you're making stuff up 🤷‍♂️

[@ict_menace]

Exactly

[@CuthbertMombe-sc3il]

U are lying u can built big

[@gDotTheGod]

Please show me what you've built for 88k. Where can I go to find a free stand?

[@LudoviKush]

It looks dope! You’re doing really a great advertisement for your country. Cheers from Italy 🇮🇹

[@Thebuilderofthings1]

There is nothing wrong with materialism that gets the heart and soul singing. It's what humankind needs. A place of peace, safety, security and a level of beauty that humans really appreciate. This is inspirational, constructive and positive. It's where hope springs. From something observable, tangible and quite real. Spread this like wild fire. Who knows, I might move from the US.

[@user-qj8bt1jp7t]

Well done. Beautiful house, but certainly worth more than $88 000.

[@tyronemguni3895]

Right? I be like, whats the catch

[@donnajoe4442]

It's $1.5 million.

[@enniaable]

90k is for the 2bedroom apartments

[@DressForAfrica]

You can tell a lot of people didn't watch the video

[@olusolo4494]

Nice video Steve, you are the best 👍

[@lionessofafrica7051]

Am sure Many foreigners are buying Zimbabwe is a peaceful country

[@stellachakufora9415]

Yes dear zim people respect everybody

[@AD-uh6ep]

Man this is amazing. Thank you So much for the presentation. I will consider moving to Zimbabwe i future! Greatings from Poland!