now youre posting renders

Shma:
Real estate in Kenya.

rvp20182:
Repeating a lie 100 times won't make it the truth. You cannot turn 4m into 15m while under IMF rescue programme.

Dangote who knows a lot about cement in Africa doesn't think so
https://globalnetwork.io/sites/default/files/2018-11/Eagle_Finance_Investment_Report-4-stocks.pdf

what ever will make the pain less for you


but your consumption will not jump from 5 million to 12M overnight
neither will you production move from 6 million to 15 million

rvp20182:
Those are middle class estates in Nairobi. Better than what you had shared before - lower middle class. They go for anything 100k -200k usd.

They are so many such middle class estate in Nairobi.

For example Greenpark



Greenfield

middle class Ghanaians

Lincoln Avenue

n

Greda estate Aburi

Now at least you're nearly getting there... from show me where "kenyans live" - you now have some ideas of types of residential estates.
1) Slums i.e kibera, mathare, mukuru, korogocho - rent is 10-20 dollars a month
2) Low class housing i.e pipeline, zimmerman, githurai, eastleigh - rent 30-100 dollars a month
3) Lower middle class i.e donholm, buruburu, pangani - rent 100-300 dollars a month
4) Middle class i.e south b, south c, nairobi west, - rent 300 -600 dollars a month
5) Upper middle class i.e westlands, langata, kileleshwa, kilimani - rent 600-1500 dollars a month
6) Upper/high-end i.e karen, muthaiga, runda, nyari, kitisurus, lower - rent 1500-5000 dollars a month

Nairobi has it all - all organized and zoned - Ghana and Nigeria have what I'd call hodgepodge of everything making their cities look really fugly.

Just30:
middle class Ghanaians

Lincoln Avenue

n

Greda estate Aburi

Just30:
now youre posting renders

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKRteXl29MQ the link for the first residential. You can also Google solitare residential.

rvp20182:
Now at least you're nearly getting there... from show me where "kenyans live" - you now have some ideas of types of residential estates.
1) Slums
2) Low class housing
3) Lower middle class
4) Middle class
5) Upper middle class
6) Upper/high-end

Nairobi has it all - all organized and zoned - Ghana and Nigeria have what I'd call hodgepodge of everything making their cities look really fugly.

see the kid who consumes just 5M metric tonnes of cement making mouth oo

you cant even catch up to Ghana cement consumption yet you want to compete with Nigeria that is far developed than Kenya?

wonders shall never end


IN Nigeria, just go to BANANA Island and you'll drive for 20KM in never-ending estate
In Ghana, just drive along the Motorway and you will drive for 20KM with Tema on your right and East Lego on your Left in never ending estates

You can google Cantoment City

Shma:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKRteXl29MQ the link for the first residential. You can also Google solitare residential.

We have seen enough of Nigeria and Ghana cities to know there are no where in real estate. Only South Africa cities and even Harare beat Nairobi in Sub-Sahara Africa.

The best estate in Ghana would be borderline lower-middle and middle class in Kenya.

As for cement - you know the drill - bring credible data.

Just30:
see the kid who consumes just 5M metric tonnes of cement making mouth oo

you cant even catch up to Ghana cement consumption yet you want to compete with Nigeria that is far developed than Kenya?

wonders shall never end


IN Nigeria, just go to BANANA Island and you'll drive for 20KM in never-ending estate
In Ghana, just drive along the Motorway and you will drive for 20KM with Tema on your right and East Lego on your Left in never ending estates

obidark:


haha....chai....

takin justice in your own hands....

if we all would think like una,we could aswell let the crap and declare world war on each other....

I don't understand you well when you use your nigerian English

It was war on drugs not people

Ghana - as your north star -in your vision 2050 - you have some way to get here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc_LnC2mB4k
Nairobi's Karen area has been ranked among top global neighbourhoods in the world that are likely to outperform regional markets in the next five years.

This is according to a report by Knight Frank which featured areas in the world where investors are likely to pump in money in the near future.

Other areas ranked alongside Karen include Financial District (New York), Brentwood (Los Angeles), CBD (Cape Town), Bayswater (London), Palm Jumeirah (Dubai), and Forest District (Sydney) among others.

rvp20182:
Now at least you're nearly getting there... from show me where "kenyans live" - you now have some ideas of types of residential estates.
1) Slums i.e kibera, mathare, mukuru, korogocho - rent is 10-20 dollars a month
2) Low class housing i.e pipeline, zimmerman, githurai, eastleigh - rent 30-100 dollars a month
3) Lower middle class i.e donholm, buruburu, pangani - rent 100-300 dollars a month
4) Middle class i.e south b, south c, nairobi west, - rent 300 -600 dollars a month
5) Upper middle class i.e westlands, langata, kileleshwa, kilimani - rent 600-1500 dollars a month
6) Upper/high-end i.e karen, muthaiga, runda, nyari, kitisurus, lower - rent 1500-5000 dollars a month

Nairobi has it all - all organized and zoned - Ghana and Nigeria have what I'd call hodgepodge of everything making their cities look really fugly.

Wait a sec

Kenyans don't own houses!?
They rent out?

is that all Kenya has to offer ?

rvp20182:
We have seen enough of Nigeria and Ghana cities to know there are no where in real estate. Only South Africa cities and even Harare beat Nairobi in Sub-Sahara Africa.

The best estate in Ghana would be borderline lower-middle and middle class in Kenya.

As for cement - you know the drill - bring credible data.

the best estates in Kenya are low income houses in Ghana


Kenya is not a match for Ghana especially when it only consumes 5M metric tonnes of cement
That was Ghana consumption 10 years ago.




triple up to 15M and youll catch up to Ghana in the real estate sector

Kenya at this moment can only at best compare itself with Ivory Coast.

Some do - some don't - like any city - majority of kenya lower & low middle class house - multiple units - are owned by landlords (kenyans) who rent it out - slums are owned by slumlords - most of middle class houses are not rented - by owned by middle class of course and same with high end estates.

Austine1212:


Wait a sec

Kenyans don't own houses!?
They rent out?

Show us your best estates - not some Kantaka house - but I mean estates. Kenya real estates is world class. That is so self-evident -

Just30:
the best estates in Kenya are low income houses in Ghana


Kenya is not a match for Ghana especially when it only consumes 5M metric tonnes of cement
That was Ghana consumption 10 years ago.




triple up to 15M and youll catch up to Ghana in the real estate sector

Kenya at this moment can only at best compare itself with Ivory Coast.

Aderr:
Your shock is small compared to mine about Kenya. Before this thread I thought Kenya was impressive but look at what has been uncovered here. The starvation in Kenya is out of this world, the massive corruption! The foreigners owning almost everything, the debt! The widespread unemployment! The slums! The bad military and the insecurity of the people, the bad economy and all that.

You would think people smarten up over time but not this fool and askiaharem. A different moniker doesn't make you any smarter fence sitter, quite the opposite. Don't be shocked too much everybody still thinks you are a joke of a human being.

rvp20182:
Ghana - as your north star -in your vision 2050 - you have some way to get here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc_LnC2mB4k
Nairobi's Karen area has been ranked among top global neighbourhoods in the world that are likely to outperform regional markets in the next five years.

This is according to a report by Knight Frank which featured areas in the world where investors are likely to pump in money in the near future.

Other areas ranked alongside Karen include Financial District (New York), Brentwood (Los Angeles), CBD (Cape Town), Bayswater (London), Palm Jumeirah (Dubai), and Forest District (Sydney) among others.

I dont like arguments like this because they are useless

even for 50 years, you wont catch up to Ghana cement consumption because Kenyans are poor


That might be the best house in Kenya becuase you've posted it so many times


this is the home of a Ghanaian


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWZk3gVRAqk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwqYxeETaec


The home of Okeowo's in nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh-uZBlZN0E

https://www.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWZk3gVRAqkyoutube.com/watch?v=5WnmRuLAxy0

Just30:
i know

animals are more valuable than humans in kenya

but atleast, have some dignity and show us where kenyans live and leave the animal habitats alone

Ha! You will never accept reality, we have shown you over and over. We will continue showing you. You continue mocking yourself.

rvp20182:
Some do - some don't - like any city - majority of kenya lower & low middle class house - multiple units - are owned by landlords (kenyans) who rent it out - slums are owned by slumlords - most of middle class houses are not rented - by owned by middle class of course and same with high end estates.

Wow

I didn't know there is a thing called slum lords, at least i learned something today

Austine1212:


Wait a sec

Kenyans don't own houses!?
They rent out?

rent is so cheap in Kenya like that

rvp20182:
Some do - some don't - like any city - majority of kenya lower & low middle class house - multiple units - are owned by landlords (kenyans) who rent it out - slums are owned by slumlords - most of middle class houses are not rented - by owned by middle class of course and same with high end estates.

hahaha

even the plush neighbourhoods of Kenya are that cheap to live in

Just30:
now youre posting renders

Why is this IMF colony resident repeating the same pictures? Lol

rvp20182:
Show us your best estates - not some Kantaka house - but I mean estates. Kenya real estates is world class. That is so self-evident -

even you best estates looks like low income estates in Ghana

Just30:
I dont like arguments like this because they are useless

even for 50 years, you wont catch up to Ghana cement consumption because Kenyans are poor


That might be the best house in Kenya becuase you've posted it so many times


this is the home of a Ghanaian


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWZk3gVRAqk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwqYxeETaec


The home of Okeowo's in nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh-uZBlZN0E

https://www.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWZk3gVRAqkyoutube.com/watch?v=5WnmRuLAxy0

Kenya is far ahead of Ghana, dont be deceived

Kenyans may be selling their wifes, may be having biggest slums in the world etc but its bigger n better Developed

gallivant:


Ha! You will never accept reality, we have shown you over and over. We will continue showing you. You continue mocking yourself.

so reality is that
Kenyans live in trees

cant afford to build houses hence so many villagers

why wont there be
when 80% of them live in slums

Austine1212:


Wow

I didn't know there is a thing called slum lords, at least i learned something today

Just30:
rent is so cheap in Kenya like that

Rent in kenya is no where cheap, go online n check prices

Compare with rates from other countries

gallivant:


Why is this IMF colony resident repeating the same pictures? Lol

hahaha
Glaucoma is your problem

i dont repeat stuffs


Asian and Persian whores

rvp20182:
Ghana - as your north star -in your vision 2050 - you have some way to get here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc_LnC2mB4k
Nairobi's Karen area has been ranked among top global neighbourhoods in the world that are likely to outperform regional markets in the next five years.

This is according to a report by Knight Frank which featured areas in the world where investors are likely to pump in money in the near future.

Other areas ranked alongside Karen include Financial District (New York), Brentwood (Los Angeles), CBD (Cape Town), Bayswater (London), Palm Jumeirah (Dubai), and Forest District (Sydney) among others.

You can't find anything like this in West Africa. If they can let them post it.

only a South African will say this

im rolling

it will take Kenya a century to reach Ghana's level of development
From Agriculture to real estate

Austine1212:


Kenya is far ahead of Ghana, dont be deceived

Kenyans may be selling their wifes, may be having biggest slums in the world etc but its bigger n better Developed

Just30:


hahaha
Glaucoma is your problem

i dont repeat stuffs


Asian and Persian whores

That is just a coping mechanism for your slumpolis let's. It must be white to be great. Stupid Nighas.

Austine1212:


Rent in kenya is no where cheap, go online n check prices

Compare with rates from other countries

he guy just quoted prices of his plush neighbourhoods and by Ghana standard
it is so cheap