BARN STYLE HOUSES IN GHANA????!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- This week I was very pleasantly surprised to have come across these amazing barn style homes in East Legon Hills. If attention to detail was a person it would be these 2 amazing developers.
These homes are BEAUTIFUL and reasonably priced. If you would like more details on how you can purchase a property, send me an email to hello@moretodela.com
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Hi there!
My name is Dela and I moved to Ghana from the UK in 2014. I have been living here with my 4 and trying to build a house in Ghana while establishing the lifestyle that we have craved for years.
On this channel, I'll be showcasing what it's like to live in Ghana, be a part of the diaspora as well as building a house in Ghana and other ral estate things.
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Nutifafa (Peace)
Dela Xx
Very unique homes love to see it .Africa be killing these architectural designs.They seem to be honest ,that hug at the end was sweet .Kudos to them 🔥
I love barn-style houses. I watch alot on RUclips. Love what they've done. The interior design is amazing.
I just passed by to tell you how much of a Super womna you are. I respect you more after watching your interview with HAYFORD. 👏👏👏
Thank you 🙏🏾
I’m waiting to see architecture unique to Africa, this style is very beautiful but has been seen in Europe. I love watching these property topics though.
Woww the interior is mind blowing 💯💯. I will buy this anyway. So Worth it
Another thing I don't get is the pricing $300,000-$500,000 usd American prices but no basic American amenities like roads, stable electricity, water infrastructure, school systems. And most people don't pay cash for there homes in America they have loans that can be paid back in up to 30 years that how people afford homes in the US, so the price is not that affordable when you look at from that point of view.
This house is not in that price range. It’s $279k which is actually a really good deal for what it is and its location.
@@moretodela Lol...$279,000 is basically $300k especially since they did say prices will increase and they said they have a $500k project coming soon. However I understand why you said or think it's affordable because you are comparing it to American and European prices however that's not America or Europe most locals in Africa live off of less than $2.00 usd per day or less than $60.00 per month. And most Americans and Europeans don't have liquid cash in that price point just sitting in a bank account. That's why in America you can take out a 30 year home loan not sure how it is in Europe but I am sure they have similar programs. So yes its affordable if you can take out a 30 year loan and you make over $4,500 usd per month.
@theg4520 you also have to bear in mind the fact that the cost of materials here is really high so even if you want to keep costs down it’s very very difficult. With the depreciation of the cedi materials are increasing everyday. I do understand your general point though.
@@moretodelaWhy is the “cost of materials” high when many of said materials are sourced from West Africa. People are waking up and not accepting the same phrases without applying critical thinking. Love your work, Dela.
@@moretodela This is the problem that I notice with a lot of African home builders they think all diaspora are rich because they live in America or Europe so they price the homes according to American and European prices but in most cases the area lack basic amenities that's found in those countries like roads,stable electricity, treated water supply and public transportation,ect. I guess my question is who are these homes for? And what advantages do one have paying hundreds of thousands in Africa for a home vs in America or Europe? I don't see diaspora buying these homes like that maybe I am wrong maybe they selling like hotcakes. I guess the point I am trying to make is that for developing country that lack basic amenities those prices are extremely expensive when you also consider the average wages/income of the local population.
The thing I don't like how they build in a lot of African countries is the lack of green space. They literally just slap a nice concrete building on a concrete slab and add very little plants or fake grass and call that green space. Also they don't think about how people interact with these spaces they lack sidewalks, seating, lighting, trees, roads and the list goes on. They need city wide planning and regulations because there will be a lot of flooding because they lack of green space .
It's because some of these developers are not selling a lifestyle it's profit.
I wouldn’t say a lot of Africa countries, I would say Ghana, and maybe Nigeria.
It’s unfortunate but in Ghana in particular with the lack of maintenance culture, the lazy option is just to concrete everywhere, ignoring the fact that nature has its purpose.
Have you ever dealt with snakes, rats, and mosquitoes outside of a high-maintenance environment?
Create a greener home and document the process for us to see. Thank you. 😅 It's often those who aren't involved in development or don't own homes in Africa who hold these views-most people who buy these homes don't live in the country to maintain the lawns.
You obviously aren't Ghanaian with a morbid phobia for snakes.
The design is quite unique to houses built in the to he continent.
Absolutely
well it's about time as opposed to all those ginanomours no style houses they be building
Wow, I am not done watching but I love it!!!!
Beautiful ❤
beautiful homes
Dela, I also hate tiled skirting...these guys are on top of it...thanks for sharing!
I Have Tiles Skirting Here In USA That Is Neatly Done. It Will Never Rotten When Mopping The Tiles
Nice house
Hi @Dela. Thanks for the wonderful presentation. Loved it. Do you have a website/contact for the twins or their buildings? Would love to see more and certainly would love to see a completed home. ❤.
Send me an email dela@moretodela.com
Much needed house design from the usual boring design. I bet it's cool inside due to the high walls very nice. But the cost of materials will also be high. Im not a fun of stairs though so i will build it all on one floor. But still nice. I used to watch grand designs religiously, and its giving that and nostalgia.
I used to watch that too, loved that show. The house is really really cool inside
@@moretodela yaaaaas!
Dela - Is this a gated community? Excellent presentation. Also are modifications possible-like having a balcony placed?
Yes it’s a gated community with 24 hour security. I’m sure you could make some modifications but you’d have to speak to the boys
Quote" We can't hide... Trust is very important" Unquote. Hog Wash...There is no trust in business, there's detailed signed contracts, legitimate legal filings and documents. CYA is the mantra in business Cover Your Ass. These guys seem shaky.
What makes them shaky? If you want contracts they can give you that. It’s not a big deal honestly.
“Shady” …??? What if they came to you claiming to sell those plots of land bare? That’s preferred to have these nearly completed physical structures on the site - not something more demonstrable like these???
@@moretodela I'm not a mind reader, but the apprehension I expressed was soly in reference to their aforementioned quote, which I delineated in my original comment...that quote was not something a typical straight laced business person would make. It's more akin to what a shady used car salesman would state. They might be completely above board, yet the dynamic duo triggers my spidey senses. Before I invest I must cross all tees and dot all eyes, pray wait and watch.
When you don’t have money everything is expensive. This is a really good deal I must say.
@@KonnectedMinds no so, look at the homes in Beyond the View
3-4 levels , solar, drinking water from fountain, roof top pool, hand-carved wooden tubs, beautiful city and Mountain View. Pay for it over 2 years / $ 197,000
Then you can buy 2 for me.
Good deal for a fool..😅😂
False, even when you have money you invest wisely. You don’t throw you money on anything and everything just for the sake of it. That’s not how you remain rich.
Nice.
People..I guarantee you that this house can be built for 60k usd. You do the math..🤷🏾
Then prove it. Build one.
@lorettadavis6944 been building homes since the 90s. You're late.
@@PaulPaid I have not seen any house in the US that in the 90’s was built for 60k
@@lorettadavis6944 I have but I'm not talking about the u.s. I'm addressing this house in Ghana.
@@PaulPaid ok, please share pictures of the home you have built in Ghana.
JESUS loves you
Well Done
Keep up the good work
Where is Jesus when your people are suffering?
Your comment does nothing to advance those Blacks
Where was Jesus before 1524?... when "J" was added to the english alphabet..😂
Dela!!!👏
In Africa a house does not include yard and greenery
Depends where you live. Africa is a Continent. It’s ridiculous to generalise.
@@homodeus8713 The vast majority of modern houses in Africa have no outside space and this is coming from an African
No, most African countries appreciate greenery. Some cities such as Accra and Lagos, not so much.
@@yo-a Rwanda is an example of a country that has a lot of greenery around houses.
@@nobs997people that build their houses typically have a outdoor space within their compound.
This house needs a lot of work as an engineer and stupid for a house that has a design of a warehouse
Lol how do we take your expertise when you call things stupid that you haven’t even seen in person?
@@moretodela as an American that is how I talk and I know you are not use to that but my wife is a Ghanaian so I understand were you are coming from but say things how I see them. Thanks
@@lonelyhustler2799you didn’t see her ex boyfriend? Your comment is tamed compared to him (hood).
Dela where are the brothers from?
They are Ghanaian
How long is the the lease?
Too expensive, cookie cutter, no major luxuries. It’s ok but too expensive
Cookie cutter? In what way? I’ve not seen these in Ghana before and I’ve been here 10 years. The boys will even confirm that it’s extremely difficult to build these types of homes here because Ghanaians don’t know how to do it. They prefer standard construction homes. I’m genuinely curious about your comment.
Could they not wait to show us the finished house?! 🤨
I will be following the journey as it progresses. The house that I toured is already sold.
for $279K????
@@abokoeguale9783 with $279k, I can buy an acre or two of land and build a better house.
CAN WE SEE THE FINISHED HOUSE, NOT 3D?!!
The ones that are completed, people are already living in them
Dela barn style homes are called barndominiums, and to be honest, these are really not giving barndos at all. The only thing that has a look of a barn is the facade, and that's it. When you walk in the house, nothing about the interior says barndo.
***High prices because they import everything from overseas.
Really? Who said that?
it Africa
Badly planned. Overly priced.
Can most Ghanaians afford these houses?
If no, then Ghana is in trouble.
I’ll throw the question back to you. Can most people in the west afford all houses?
@@moretodelaPeople in the west pay for houses over years. So. Yes they can pay these prices, but not in cash.
@@moretodela Dela you are missing the undertones . Seems like some in comment section upset that a house in Ghana can be priced for $270K and median home price in US is $440K .
The historical image portrayed of Ghana does not match that spending power for some in the US . Blame the media and personal ignorance of some people .
@@moretodela Also in US without mortgage 70% of the population would never afford to buy a home since 65% of people live paycheck to paycheck .
The homes are their own signature with double volume abundant lighting . In a tropical environment you take advantage of the sun big time .
@@moretodela These dudes are developers not a charity that's why consumers have options if they don't like what they are doing . They have been at it for 10 years so they know their target market and its working for them .
When people are growing old that’s the time they should use the stares more not unless there’s a medical condition.it’s a form of exercise.
StareMasters would be good to if the older folks don't want to climb the stairs.
it can also be a hazard for old ppl
I purchased my land in Accra 2017 and the price was 10,000 dollars, after completing building 12 apartment units for rent, the whole house cost me 125,000 dollars, so why should I buy this for 270,000 not even in cedis. I will rather buy land and build. P😊 period!
Exactly!
Absolutely.. it's overpriced..
Price is too high for this building
Really? What price would you suggest?
@@moretodela lol
This what they do in Ghana but there are more uglier houses going for more dollars
Too much money!!