We created this content to help reimagine real estate investment in Ghana. The fact is, the buildings are being built. The plans are being planned. The question is, will we choose to be part of what is happening or contribute in another way. What are your thoughts?
Exactly. Most of these real estates buildings you see are targeted at those in the diaspora. 90% of Ghanaians can't ever dream of participating in this space. Sigh!
@@kusibrempong8885 Yeah. As an investment, while it may make a lot of financial sense to cater to the diaspora, I feel like the word diaspora could be seen as a bad word in the long run if these sort of investments continue. It's not like the old european colonizers but it's your brothers and sisters that have come back to the motherland and they are the ones that are now doing the colonizing and in a way treating those who were not lucky enough to leave to come back with more financial capital as second/third class citizen. To me, investing in such fashion feels morally/financially wrong.... (?) Maybe it's just me...
The gentleman is from ‘The loft homes’, a real estate marketing brand which sells and rent properties in Ghana. We are currently selling ‘The Address’, a prime development by Devtraco plus. Kindly get in touch with us for more information. Thanks
We created this content to help reimagine real estate investment in Ghana. The fact is, the buildings are being built. The plans are being planned. The question is, will we choose to be part of what is happening or contribute in another way. What are your thoughts?
Target market clearly is for individuals from overseas with foreign currency.
Exactly. Most of these real estates buildings you see are targeted at those in the diaspora. 90% of Ghanaians can't ever dream of participating in this space. Sigh!
@@kusibrempong8885 Yeah. As an investment, while it may make a lot of financial sense to cater to the diaspora, I feel like the word diaspora could be seen as a bad word in the long run if these sort of investments continue. It's not like the old european colonizers but it's your brothers and sisters that have come back to the motherland and they are the ones that are now doing the colonizing and in a way treating those who were not lucky enough to leave to come back with more financial capital as second/third class citizen.
To me, investing in such fashion feels morally/financially wrong.... (?) Maybe it's just me...
Nice interview
Nice
Thanks for sharing
Very good bro
I'm kinda confused about property in Ghana is the apartments leasehold ? I understand they probably are leasehold how long is the lease
Everything is priced in dollars; can residents and citizens of Ghana pay in Cedis?
Everything priced in dollars in Ghana can be paid in Cedis at the prevailing rate. No need to pay in dollars.
The way that price went from $159K for one bedroom, to $250K for two bedroom! Nuh uh! Chyyyyle please. The devvul izza lie!
I know your background based on this comment… 😂😂 “the devvul izza lie!”
@@MrTimSwain - ALREADY! 🤣🤣🤣 That’s that Texas COGIC side eye! 👀
$250k for 2 bedroom and $600k for 3 bedroom and top pool. This is crazy!!!
Is the gentleman a DEVTRACO employee? If so why does he keep saying THEY and not WE? I think he's a poor salesman listening to him.
The gentleman is from ‘The loft homes’, a real estate marketing brand which sells and rent properties in Ghana. We are currently selling ‘The Address’, a prime development by Devtraco plus. Kindly get in touch with us for more information. Thanks
Is it possible to also add details about where you get your shirts?