@@bradleylefika9209 sadly Bradley I live at the blyde and every week we have blackouts , and in competent security , the same company So sadly is not just the government
@@bradleylefika9209private projects fail all the time. Don’t make seem like they are perfect. Plus the government is a big shareholder in this development
@@bradleylefika9209this is false though. The government was involved in this project and gave funding through the PIC. Private sector is just as corrupt as government. Its just a matter on who the media decides to report on.
I like the effort and time you put in your videos, and having lived in several estates I didn't like apartment lifestyle but Munyaka definitely has me looking at getting a place or two there one for me and one for income
I wonder if you could ever visit some of the inner Johannesburg building conversions into apartments. I know you've been to the Absa building and a few others... I was thinking more along the line of the old Stuttaford's building and maybe the Antsey's building, not sure if that ever got converted though. Anyway, thanks for your channel.
Lights and palmtrees missing.... Without that you won't have a holiday vipe staying there. Thanks for showing us.... But they really need to put palmtrees.... I subscribe to your channel.... 👍
Huge place for people that cant afford to stay there .Must be part of government officals or have some shady tenders to afford to stay there .shame us normal people cant afford to stay there and yet others cant afford to own a house or rent a house .
😅😅😅are you smoking something n who said south african doesn't have electricity so in you county,you only develop your country when there is electricity 🤔 we have electricity in south africa but it is overload that is why we have loadshedding sometimes but not always so stop being negative n concentrate on developing your country 😂
to me 3 million rands is to much I actually have seen better the concept is excellent but it's going to be very overcrowded in my opinion it looks like a resort
This is spectacular. However, I would like to hear more about the short-term and the long-term water and electricity solutions, given that we are in crisis.
The government has opened bid window 2 for solar and wind energy. Projects of bid window 1 are being built and some will be completeted next year. Go to Northern Cape you will see many solar farms are about to be completed and will come online in 2024 and 2025. In Eastern Cape wind turbine farm of about 1200 megawatts has been completed. I have already invested in wind energy. Instead of complaining look for opportunities that are there. At the rate at which SA is investing in green and sustainable energy I think in 10 years time we will rely less on coal. I laugh at people who are critical of load shedding when 94 % of SAns have access to electricity and the number will increase exponentially in the next 4 years. Many countries on the continent do not have even 50% access to electricity, but they comment here. What a joke.
We plan ahead. Lot of solar, wind and gas coming to the grid soon. More solar power station solar stations are about to be finished. I have already invested in some of them, read about the developments in SA before spewing vitriol idiot.
As someone not living in Gauteng, it would have been good if you informed viewers exactly where this Estate is situated. Just another densifying project using the scarce commodity, water, to give a false impression, namely that people are herded together. Ugh!
I agree with you but i think thats what other developers do everywhere they just replicate their designs hence you can tell who is the developer without seeing the sign. MNT is also doing the same.
WHAT?....R5.4billion!!!!...The waterfront area is really tiny and mediocre. I was in Dubai and saw artificial waterfronts at least 70 times bigger than this. LOL....Joburg's New Waterfront looks like a little water puddle after a little rain compared to Dubai waterfronts. - NOT VERY IMPRESSED!!!
@@Sir.Williams Thanks for reminding me that this is Joburg in the "South of the African world." LOL...I should rather say that "Joburgs New Waterford* is actually more like a big pothole filled up by rain water every time it rains. Geeewiz, R5.4 BILLION just for a BIG pothole and a few fancy shacks is all you can really expect from these... Africans of the South.
That is really racist. Must it be named Orania Two genius? I'm glad racists are coming out of the closet. To me that is a beautiful sounding name without colonial baggage.
@@donaldmacdonald9993 racist? I think not. SA is a rainbow nation with many tribes. The least the developers could have done is to honor and celebrate that. This name doesn't scream proudly SAn, in fact it hardly whispers it and that's an insult to SAns. It's one thing to give it a Swahili name, that's not a problem but to pick a tribe of people (kikuyu) who've had zero contribution in the building of SA is basically giving a middle to SAns. As a black person I think Orania is way better because Afrikaaners have helped build this country and they chose a name that's uniquely SAn and if they feel they need a place for themselves away from everyone then there's absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Other people prefer to live in such locations genius. Beauty is in the eye of the bolder. If you don't like it you don't have to call it kak. I live there and I like it. I'm sure if you can show me where you live I would also say its a shithole.
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Living here is like being on vacation everyday of your life... Truely amazing
Thanks for showing this one, this is really amazing too but Steyn city will always be my first love
Me too. Steyn city has stunning houses
For a second I thought they wouldn't pull off this estate but then look at the dream come true 🐱
When funds and private companies are involved (without governments involved), projects will always be complete
@@bradleylefika9209 sadly Bradley I live at the blyde and every week we have blackouts , and in competent security , the same company
So sadly is not just the government
@@bradleylefika9209private projects fail all the time. Don’t make seem like they are perfect. Plus the government is a big shareholder in this development
@@bradleylefika9209this is false though. The government was involved in this project and gave funding through the PIC. Private sector is just as corrupt as government. Its just a matter on who the media decides to report on.
I think the rooms are of decent size, including the kitchen and bathroom. I like the ground floor apartment because of access to the garden.
for R 3 million? nno way
@@rainangel2517 I don't think it cost 3 million. Like he stated the apartments starts from R979 000
SA really doing the damn thing.
Dammmmmmmmn🔥🔥🔥
In my not so humble opinion, this looks a lot better than Steyn City. Especially the lagoon area.
No doubt about that.
May you kindly consider touring Monaghan farm,I was there and I personally think its a hidden gem
You are doing an amazing job brother
Thank you!
Amazing Content as always, keep up the good work and it'll yield you worthy fruits
Legend!
Will visit this place next I been waiting for it since it was launched.
This looks amazing. I would love to invest in an apartment here.
Invest in Solar rather
@@lawrencehenshaw7491What shares? I'm interested
Lovely, thanks for your time
My pleasure 😊
Dav, you're the best vlogger ever!! This is magnificent. Thank you 🙏
Wow, thanks!
I like the effort and time you put in your videos, and having lived in several estates I didn't like apartment lifestyle but Munyaka definitely has me looking at getting a place or two there one for me and one for income
Glad you like them! 🙏 💪
I love your videos, so inspiring as I can visualize myself there
Go for it!
Hope they dont end up like the blyde … with residents fighting against visitors
Not justifying it but most visitors are ridiculous and think they are entitled
No visitors are allowed unless of course visiting residents.
Paying visitors should definitely not be allowed
@@maxine6933 you mean no air BNB allowed?
@@ScissorN Yes no Airbnb allowed at this estate.
Paris has Eiffel Tower. London has Buckingham Palace. Dubai has the Burj Khalifa. Joburg has big pothole...LOL.
I wonder if you could ever visit some of the inner Johannesburg building conversions into apartments. I know you've been to the Absa building and a few others... I was thinking more along the line of the old Stuttaford's building and maybe the Antsey's building, not sure if that ever got converted though. Anyway, thanks for your channel.
Ansteys is done. I will do the other one soon.
‘Kikuyu’ if you’re Kenyan you understand!
This must be my home in 2023..God answer
Wow wow good brother TNX
Conveyor belt living at its best.
Lights and palmtrees missing.... Without that you won't have a holiday vipe staying there. Thanks for showing us.... But they really need to put palmtrees.... I subscribe to your channel.... 👍
Very true! Thanks!
@@Livinginsatv Styn City
Just wonderful
No day visitors aloud only live in members may bring 6 persons exstra once a month. Let's face ism its not a holiday resort it's a residential area.
"Allowed" Elliot
Very nice
Thanks
Who else is there except the jollof
Huge place for people that cant afford to stay there .Must be part of government officals or have some shady tenders to afford to stay there .shame us normal people cant afford to stay there and yet others cant afford to own a house or rent a house .
lol its the fact thatt I can afford to stay there but I am none of the above
That lagoon looks smaller than what they advertised. Cost cutting tactics
I wonder what it is like to have money for a 4.5billion luxury resort however if we just mention the "p"ower word then nobody is to be seen around.🧐
What is the use of building it? South Africa has no electricity,
Because there is loadshedding PPL shouldnt build houses/apartments ?what are u ? A child? because ur reasoning capacity is low than a 12 year old
We don't live in electricity, we live in houses
😅😅😅are you smoking something n who said south african doesn't have electricity so in you county,you only develop your country when there is electricity 🤔 we have electricity in south africa but it is overload that is why we have loadshedding sometimes but not always so stop being negative n concentrate on developing your country 😂
The bedrooms all have a smaller size
Hello David! When will you do a follow up to this place? They were supposed to be finished this month? Right?
I will do it as soon as I can🏆
Stunning
It really is!
Great development but subpar material used. Expect high levies.
R13.50 per square metre
Does the R3 million include the furniture as well? 😮
Yes
I wanna know if they do have tennis courts?how can one reach to coach there?
Why are there Munyaka buildings that are separated?
Nice video Dave
So are the any plans for schools nearby similar to waterfall?
Mostly private
Thank you. Curro waterfall amongst others.
Which apartments are better to live in between The Precinct Luxury Apartments, Polofields and Munyaka in Waterfall?
Does it fall under WATERFALL?
Yes, under "Waterfall AH"
to me 3 million rands is to much I actually have seen better the concept is excellent but it's going to be very overcrowded in my opinion it looks like a resort
I would like the whole house 🏘️ top and bottom for my self how much
God may you buy me a house here, im asking, and humble so. Amen
It's not in cape Town 😢
Hi. Please do midstream
This is spectacular. However, I would like to hear more about the short-term and the long-term water and electricity solutions, given that we are in crisis.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The government has opened bid window 2 for solar and wind energy. Projects of bid window 1 are being built and some will be completeted next year. Go to Northern Cape you will see many solar farms are about to be completed and will come online in 2024 and 2025. In Eastern Cape wind turbine farm of about 1200 megawatts has been completed. I have already invested in wind energy. Instead of complaining look for opportunities that are there. At the rate at which SA is investing in green and sustainable energy I think in 10 years time we will rely less on coal. I laugh at people who are critical of load shedding when 94 % of SAns have access to electricity and the number will increase exponentially in the next 4 years. Many countries on the continent do not have even 50% access to electricity, but they comment here. What a joke.
@@donaldmacdonald9993how do you invest in the wind energy?
@@donaldmacdonald9993source?
What do the levies cost? Unaffordable for most.
What luxury/upmarket residence is affordable for most in any city in the world??
Munyaka? 🤔🇰🇪
Soft rock that you can carve any image you want in my language.
A development in country with limited electricity? Really putting the cart before the donkey
We plan ahead. Lot of solar, wind and gas coming to the grid soon. More solar power station solar stations are about to be finished. I have already invested in some of them, read about the developments in SA before spewing vitriol idiot.
As someone not living in Gauteng, it would have been good if you informed viewers exactly where this Estate is situated. Just another densifying project using the scarce commodity, water, to give a false impression, namely that people are herded together. Ugh!
🎉how much for a night stay
Not the first waterfront created
3 until now that I am aware of.
The names sounds Japaneses, but bro you need to do something with heavy breathing , it not healthy
After 6 floors is complicated🤪
Balwin should be banned from building anymore, they build the same design everywhere...that sucks really
Forgive them oh fellow one..I like their formality and signature look but I truly understand Mr Fouad. Their designs are actually cost efficient.
I agree with you but i think thats what other developers do everywhere they just replicate their designs hence you can tell who is the developer without seeing the sign. MNT is also doing the same.
@@isoboy1000 It's not about knowing the developer, they save money by reusing same design and getting approvals.
@@fouad5151 mhm..I wonder what would be your solution to this situation Mr Fouad?😂
@@alexmlandvozwane It's simple, just don't be lazy to create more designs
WHAT?....R5.4billion!!!!...The waterfront area is really tiny and mediocre. I was in Dubai and saw artificial waterfronts at least 70 times bigger than this. LOL....Joburg's New Waterfront looks like a little water puddle after a little rain compared to Dubai waterfronts. - NOT VERY IMPRESSED!!!
Go to Dubai then bcoz this is Joburg🇿🇦 not UAE
@@Sir.Williams Thanks for reminding me that this is Joburg in the "South of the African world." LOL...I should rather say that "Joburgs New Waterford* is actually more like a big pothole filled up by rain water every time it rains. Geeewiz, R5.4 BILLION just for a BIG pothole and a few fancy shacks is all you can really expect from these... Africans of the South.
Yes go to Dubai then if you not impressed. No one asked your opinion. This is our dubai in jhb.
@@sunitamorar802 Paris has Eiffel Tower. London has Buckingham Palace. Dubai has the Burj Khalifa. Joburg has big pothole...LOL
Can you reread what you have written and look at its flaws. Look at the currency and rewrite your comment idiot.
What an awful name for it.
Awful? Might be a coincidence but insulting venac is not on.
It's really awful, I agree with you
That is really racist. Must it be named Orania Two genius? I'm glad racists are coming out of the closet. To me that is a beautiful sounding name without colonial baggage.
@@donaldmacdonald9993 racist? I think not. SA is a rainbow nation with many tribes. The least the developers could have done is to honor and celebrate that. This name doesn't scream proudly SAn, in fact it hardly whispers it and that's an insult to SAns.
It's one thing to give it a Swahili name, that's not a problem but to pick a tribe of people (kikuyu) who've had zero contribution in the building of SA is basically giving a middle to SAns. As a black person I think Orania is way better because Afrikaaners have helped build this country and they chose a name that's uniquely SAn and if they feel they need a place for themselves away from everyone then there's absolutely nothing wrong with it.
How long until the water isn't full of shit like ND
It looks quite cold.... and actually, to use the right word, it looks quite kak.
Living in a box.
Other people prefer to live in such locations genius. Beauty is in the eye of the bolder. If you don't like it you don't have to call it kak. I live there and I like it. I'm sure if you can show me where you live I would also say its a shithole.