Discover the Shockingly Low Prices of these Properties in Accra - GHANA!
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
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Are you looking for a beautiful and affordable property in Accra? If so, you'll want to check out pokuase heights development!
We spoke to kofi anku, one of the developers of the property, and we were shocked at the low prices that are available. He tells us that the property is currently being developed and that the prices will only go up from there. So if you're looking for a property in Accra that won't break the bank, be sure to check out pokuase heights development!
Kofi Anku is a shareholder and board member of Ayi Mensah Park, a vibrant, 200-unit townhouse community at the base of the foot of the Aburi Hills. Developed by IndigoHomes and Mercury Estates, Ayi Mensah Park stands out as Ghana's first neighborhood-scale, townhouse development.
Additionally, as Executive Director of Volta Ghana Investment Company, he has overseen land development in Pokuase, Aburi, and Batsonaa for more than a decade. Pokuase Heights in particular is a gated community of high-quality residences featuring contemporary designs, attractive interiors, and a range of amenities. Kofi leads Pokuase Heights, a sustainably built middle-income housing development. Residents of Pokuase Heights enjoy a community water supply, solar power, a two-car driveway, and 24-hour manned security. The community is conveniently located 20km from the heart of Accra; and offers great value and stunning panoramic views at affordable pricing.
Kofi serves on the Board of Advisors for the Right to Dream Football Academy and on the Board of Directors of the Ghana Wildlife Society. He graduated from Columbia University in 2001. Kofi lives in Accra with his wife, Maame and their three sons.
He volunteers as an advisor to the Right to Dream Football Academy and serves on the Board of Directors of the Ghana Wildlife Society.
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This video is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. The views expressed in this video are solely those of the presenter and do not represent the views of the property owner or seller. The information presented in this video is accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the date of publication but may be subject to change. We encourage all potential buyers to conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any decisions regarding the property. Real estate investments, in Ghana, are generally safe if you exercise the appropriate caution and verification to keep yourself safe. Some of the key takeaways from investing in Ghanaian real estate are to deal with developers directly, question everything, and know the processes. Following these principles will help you stay safe and reap the benefits of investing in Ghana. The presenter and/or the channel owner accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions, or for any loss or damage of any kind arising from the use of this information."
this brother from mensah park is a legend. period!
Thank you
Sweet nice🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉God bless you my sister many folks do not have a lot of money😢😢🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Brother Kofi, is there a feasible way to have a phase which has an elevated version of these homes? In that way, the homes sit higher and give more privacy from the street level
Even just 5 feet elevation would make a difference
I enjoyed this interview. Wonderful work being done. It is uttermost important to build houses that Ghanaian professionals can afford. I am happy that he recognized that 50kUSD are still our of reach for some Ghanaian professionals.
We agree!
It took him 5years to sell the houses at Ayi Mensah and those were like $259k. It was there he got to know that it was expensive to a lot of the diasporans. With these units at $55K, it flew off the shelves quickly for the diasporans but not Ghanaians. Real Estate developers need to learn from this.
Wow this is a great option. Sis can you interview builders using the interlocking bricks? I understand that's another low cost saving of 25 to 30% of building cost and a quicker building option as well.
Super interesting, more " affordable " houses 🏘 for the people ✨️
Definitely!
Yes, our people are reuniting, and healing as the West has become the snake eating itself, just as prophecy told us.
Ghana is indeed beautiful. Such a lovely video. Love the drive around and the drone shots. Thanks for sharing Dentaa
Excellent piece Dentaa. Very informative.
Thank you! Cheers!
This was a fantastic interview. The voice of experience speaks!
Incredible work.
This amazing!
I worked with an affordable housing nonprofit organization here in the U.S. and its very heart warming to see this happening in Ghana. Kudos to you and your team. Keep up the good work.
Do you have other locations besides Pokuase?
Nice housings. However, I don't like subdivisions with HOA. Very problematic.
Finally affordable housing
This brilliant for the price I need one!
The houses are beautiful 😍
Thank you Gifty, it will be great to have you on site.
I think it should be possible to at least move in after 50% payment has been made. Waiting till full payments before you are allowed to move in… eerrrrr…
Love the art work.
Beautiful n affordable 😍
It really is!
Are you allowed to do flooring upgrades instead of tiles. This would be a great vacation home.
This looks amazing
Thank you
Love your vlogs!
Yay! Thank you!
Nice community. However, I have a few questions. Does the community have an HOA? And if so what is monthly or yearly dues? Who is responsible for the upkeep of this community i.e street cleaning, street lighting and security?
The community has HOA, We have three different phases at the moment and the monthly fee for Phase one is 300 Ghc, and Phase 2 and 3 are going up to 400 due to the fact that prices of things have gone up. The service fee covers cleaning, water, Security etc.
How much is the H.O.A. monthly or yearly? That's very important.
So glad there are not buildings stacked on levels like the
"projects" in the West/UK. There would become "run-down" communities eventually. Space and greenery is far better than over-crowed communities.
The history of high rise buildings in the West is completely different from Ghana. Crime don’t happen in storey buildings in Ghana compared to others. High rise buildings are luxuries in Ghana.
Kofi Anku seems like a dude who would understand diasporans better! Ohemaa Dentaa quick question is whether Kofi's company would take on uncompleted projects in progress to finishing?
Please call or email him to enquire
@@ODANANETWORK I just did, thank you for the reply. We'll see how it goes. Cheers.
I will be in Ghana this year around August 2023. I’m looking to purchase a house. Please provide me with your contact information ASAP.
@@ODANANETWORK
I’m interested in buying a 3 bd room home. I will be in Ghana in the month of August looking at land and properties
I will be in Ghana in the month of August 2023.
I will be looking at different areas to buy a house and or land.
How do I contact to buy one of these properties please send me the link Thanks. Am in London
Beautiful
When we say buy a shell, how much of a shell is it? No plumbing, electrical, or anything else is done? Just the exterior walls and windows?
The Shell for the 2 bedroom is $42K and the three-bedroom is $58K. You will have to do your own fittings... only the exterior wall, windows, and two exterior doors will be done by us.
God of money, locate me, I have to get myself one of these.🙏🙏
"God of money"? Are you calling on Hasatan for help?
Please let me know how you get on if you don't mind.
😂❤
Loved the interior furnishing. Are there units with raised roofs.
thank you, Not yet
Come to Kumasi too and build some
We are considering it, thank you
@@bernardabagali834Am I able to buy a piece of land on your estate and build to my own specifications?
$55k+ is great. I'd like a 3 room unit.
Thanks for low prices.
Question, do you have any upcoming video's about affordable land buying not too close to Accra maybe like 40 mins away. Cheaper then $3,000 u.s. dollars
Not really but call kofi.. he might be of help
@@ODANANETWORK is kofi the person that is on this video?
@@africanqueen1giselle642 yes
@@mubarakmohammed414 do you have contact information?
When you are doing the inside what does that include? Ex: the toilet, shower, kitchen etc?
The price point is ok but I find the development a bit bland and boxy... Almost like a government built teachers', prison officers' or nurses' quarters, etc. I am just not feeling the vibe!
I am also not a bungalow type person I need and upstairs but I guess this reflects the price point.
If you need someone you can trust , I'm here . Get intouch
I think they should have made the structure a bit prettier and nicer , contemporary , even though they say it is “affordable “ . To me it just looks bland and giving me a township in black Soweto vibe or those quickly put together volta river or akosombo houses for their staff. Am not feeling it at all despite the price.
There's a big gap under the front door
Please what about single room self contain expandables..if that can be considered it could be very affordable.. at least the young ones can manage with that till they make enough to expand to two bedrooms .
Thank you we will consider that
SO at the of the day, the so call affordable housing is not affordable for ordinary Ghanaians who hassel in the market. It is only meant for those in diaspora. So sad though 😊
Can please find someone who is selling in cedis .look at the dollar rate
Blacks need to be honest with each. We do not always treat each other well. We are willing to work with each other by building trusting relationships.
How much pls
Dentaa, how can one contact him if interested?
Go to the description page. All info is there
+233 24 389 6338 Bernad
i think they should have built flats at least three to four floors high and housed a lot more people for a lot less .
Is there a demand for flats in the outskirts of Accra though?
Seems to only really be a demand in the centre and for short term rentals
Additional costs involved for structural building integrity when going a floor and higher. Also a higher resource footprint if more people are there - meaning, higher waste disposal, more water tanks, tapping more borehole aquifers, building cooling. When these things add up it no longer becomes affordable for the buyer when more resource materials and time is a factor.
@@colint8259 eh, i will kindly disagree . building up is the best use of land in an urban setting and is's cheaper, stop making excuses, thats how it is done in every city .
@@louisawuah9892 Cool, and that's fine that you would want it that way. As diasporas who already live in concrete jungles, that's not what we want. We have lived in flats before, and this time we want a garden area to air dry clothes, and no stairs to climb. Simple. This is two miles from me in Nsakye which is just outside the city. Diasporas don't want the feeling of the city.
@@colint8259 OK, i get you bro. if you are the one in the video i love what you have done with the i ye mensha development so you know what you are doing. i will be there soon to start furniture and joinery production so hope fully our paths will cross soon.
are these houses available??
Last text, does that area flood. And how much will flood insurance cost me! 😢
Please contact him via the details provided
@@ODANANETWORK ok 🙏 thanks
42 000 dollars or what?
Of how many bedrooms.
Of how many bathrooms.
😍
It is still way too much for the locals.
Sorry meant mention not meant
Does this area flood?
Not shockingly cheap at all. In fact, still quite pricey.
How much realistic do you think the price should be?
I need one pls
+233 24 389 6338 please call Bernad
If the property is unaffordable and difficult to aquire for the African diaspora, who are they looking to buy It. Why are they telling people to come and then make it difficult for them.
It’s mainly for celebrities from the US. A real money grab.
Like who, JayZ and Oprah?
No celebrity is going to live in this $55k neighborhood.
This place is for established middle-class diasporans that are fed up with the crap that is white "supremacy" and weaponized capitalism.
People who own their home in the U.S./UK are looking to sell there and move to Ghana.
I'm planning to sell one of my homes for $400k+. I'm coming straight to Ghana and buying some really nice and fully finished for no more than $100k
The return to African means that Ghana will have a middle class. A middle class drives innovation and increases the standard of living that benefits everyone.
Diasporans are bringing their wealth, job experience, education, new perspectives, and their Blackness.
Blackness, as opposed to other foreign nationalities/races that don't really care or have respect for Africa and Africans.
@@Nuani7 how much do you think the price should be?
I feel if you are paying materials with Ghana cedis then they should sell the houses in Ghana cedis so all of us regular folks can afford them in Ghana cedis not USD it's not fair to people who are just not Rich we are not Rich.. and even these millions dollars home don't have walk-in closet not bathtub to take a hot bubble bath.amd you are taking away the trees and grass..and last but not least no Private area for a washing machine and dryer. Give the people what they want
Wow I did not meant Medicaid and Part A and part B Medicare for some poor folks like my self disabled with a spinal cord injury. Where I pay no go pays. And please do not say folks like myself should not come to Africa and stay in crazy ass violent America! How do I find the cost of the top tier Ghana monthly medical insurance which, I do not know the name but I heard that it’s possible around 700 Ghana cedis a month, is that true??????????
We don’t need sick poor people. We want rich productive people to help the country.
@@joylm9108 Thank you so much for your nasty comment. I love ❤️ it. In my life because of my injury things have changed. Before getting injured. I had a business then divorce. Then I was working 1 full job $200 a day armed security officer. 2 part time jobs security but unarmed. And 4 classes at the university where I graduated with my BA. But I had 6 tenants. Then I became injured. Still I learned how to survive. I am very proud of myself. I had no income but still survived by being creative and renting out 6 rooms in my house not for profit but giving each tenant a bill to pay, and some tenants paid taxes others paid monthly insurance. So I helped get people off the street for free. Helped them save money and move on. But they kept on my utilities until cash came from the approval from a judge. This took three years. Then I volunteer while hurt and injured with African families with many children , this allowed me to forget about my pain and disability, by putting them in private schools where others paid their tuition for free. Helped their kids play soccer. Helped the family with their English. And made sure the moms, and dads received jobs making over $15 a hour to $17 a hour. I helped three African brothers and their families with school , contacts, networking and social events. When my African friends in the states need someone to go with them to be sworn in for citizenship, I come, I have friends from the Caribbean who I helped find a place to live and get jobs. One African brother a doctor lived with me several years ago for one year because his daughter and wife die and his papers and green card taken. The point I am trying to make is I know my purpose and my path and my gift!!!!!!!! No comment or complaints can influence or make me fearful. God is in every thing I do. I can’t wait to be in Ghana and live near or in the village as a Pan African thinker. The rich care nothing about the poor even in Ghana! My plan is to adopted a local orphanage and school with supplies and start a angel network from contacts back in the states for poor smaller villages not getting government or help from tourist near bigger cities like Accra. But my infrastructure, business land, and building a home budget must be on point. I am a African centric thinker, I follow in the foot steps of my hero’s. Like Dr John H Clark, Malcolm X, Fanny Lou Hammer, Rosa Park, Harriet Tubman,Maya Angelo WEB DU Bois, Macy’s Graveyard, K Toure, Nelson Mandela and so many others. I will share 2 acres of food and water for free. While still setting up a farm business. I am a giver not a taker, sister Joy and you should 🙏 pray for thousands or millions of Twana Cisses in the world coming from the US with the right mind set and full loving ❤️ heart!!!!!!!! My health is in Gods hands. Yet, as a sick person I can do more in one year then most can do in a life time. God bless!!!!!!
@@joylm9108 Don't be mean to that Sister 😡
Oh, Chale..😮
Sorry for your injury. I’m sure all the top medical professionals can be found in the city of Accra. Do some digging around. Good luck!
🤯😳😲😯😮😦😧😨 WOow.....when did we go from 45 to 50 Million Afrikan Diaspora Americans to only 2 Million Afrikan Diaspora Americans.....??? Huh....?? I know it's Really Racist here but 2 Million....no that's not correct.....!!!
The last time I checked it was 42 million Africans in America. I'm wondering what will it take for the average Ghanian to be able to afford this?
Can please find someone who is selling in cedis .look at the dollar rate