Amen 🙏 💯.

Great inspiration for us youth ❤

Working hard can only get you into the middle class. Connect more, find a niche and continuously sharpen your skills then you can scale up to the pinnacle in this country.

What the name of this guys channel?

@@eutywambugu254fine urban interiors

But South African finance is owned by Europeans. Kenya still has hope for indigenous people. So, not same thing. Maybe Nigeria is similar to Kenya. But South Africa - is a proxy government of the west.

this vert awesome cleophas we are really creative africa is rich in ideas and development and we just need funds

​@@Lisa-lt1exin Kenya it is the 44th tribe that owns the bulk of industry from factories, to pharmaceuticals etc, so pointing fingers at south Africa is hypocritical. The same is the case in Uganda. After idi amin expelled the Asians, the utterly clueless Africans crashed everything.... Museveni had to ask those expelled Asians to return. This kenyan guy is 1st class I must say, I like what he said on that he wanted to create jobs, change the way people live and attention to detail which is something Africa is not yet very good at, but this kenyan brother is leading the way for sure.

@@kasikwagoma6740africans are good are everything what they need is good leaders that will put them and their countries interest first , u sound ignorant talking about that nonsense.and oh yeah its better for africans to have controll of their lands like evryone else africa is the only place we have where we can be treated as humans.

much more love from Kenya. you are blessed but we want to see SA being owned by africans only

Thank you so much 🤗

The Red City to the world!

@gunnerfest, I just had to say something when I saw your comment. I am a lady from Zambia and my childhood friend and neighbour was called mbuyu and it is a name from the Lozi tribe. (it is also believed that the Lozi are originally from south Africa and migrated to present day Zambia.... Africans are so interconnected with similaruin language culture and traditions.

@@felixmakinda7689 what does it mean in lozi?

Cardy to the world

wow.

Trust me 1 day he will build a city

Africa IS BEAUTIFUL!

It’s a different market bro

@@StevenNdukwu I can agree, but if greenery is possible in Abuja, why not Lagos ???

@@aframaco9491 Bros, the entire Lagos State is very small not to talk of Lagos City. There is no much land in Lagos. In any case, it looks Nigerians do not like carpet grass. They prefer concrete. I once asked many why concrete everywhere around the building, they all said they do not want to be cutting grass all the time. Lol!!!

@@luckyadeloye3452 Lucky, it's not necessarily about land space! If you know these property developers I mentioned, you will know that they are all very proactive in areas like Osapa, Ibeju-Lekki, Ajah, Epe, and Itunu! All these are new areas in Lagos where they shouldn't be making the same mistakes of the older congested areas! But they are all just busy building some fine superb houses without making space for at least some greenery! It doesn't necessarily have to be huge trees 🌲, but certainly some grassy areas around the buildings will suffice! Is Lakowe (Lakes) not in Lagos?? Same thing with Amen Estates, they made allowances for green areas and trees! This is down to having vision and foresight! As the whole world gets hotter, we in Nigeria are going to face some serious climate challenges! Building just pure concrete structures on top of concrete ground is not the best ! At a stage, even air conditioners in the houses would not be as effective ! But tall trees around our homes would act as a conduit to bring breeze and provide shade! They help slow down erosion and remove carbon dioxide from the air around us!! It's not just in Lagos, many other parts of Nigeria with by far more bigger land areas than Lagos, are all having property developers making the same mistakes! 👊🏾🇳🇬!

Mind your business!! Why don't you go to NY and preach, Fool!!

Oh yes I luv Kenya

Cape town homes is fire ,wow. Asante and much love from Kenya

He did not the non visa was for Eritrea and Djibouti. Mr Ruto promise man has never done anything.

​@@julielilote3496Also American and Caribbean too

Good Luck, There are lots of opportunities in Africa regardless of the challenges

@@Lingerie_Models_Productions Thank you for the encouragement! I am excited. Life is too short not to go after your dreams.

You'd very well in Africa

Amen ❤

Ethiopians, Tanzanians & Somalis & Rwandese and are very hardworking too.

Also Nigerians

Nigerians, Ghanaians and the entire west African are too

one love Africa we are a very huge and young population rn in history let's all grow together not alone ❤

All africans are hardworking

Well said!

Spot on 💯

Since 80's Kenya banned concrete skyscrapers for steel and glass ones, does not approve un-Aesthetic building design. Even low cost housing estates used to be physiologically designed to make the on looker to awe, wish to live there and fear the people living there. There were some apartments designs in some rich suburbs that used to makes us stare and we would blame it on the said fact above.

You live in the poor part of UK, pls don't generalise.

@@explorelondon3695 "Are you upset that the UK has houses I find unattractive? It seems your only explanation is that I must live in a less affluent area. Where are you located? Can you truly claim to be a UK resident if you're not aware that many UK houses are old, with red or pale brick exteriors? Please inform me about the so-called 'poor parts' of the UK you assume I reside in. To clarify, your hypothetical assumption, I'm Dr.a pediatric consultant surgeon with the NHS. I own a house in Slough, Berkshire, which is surrounded by what I consider to be unattractive houses. However, it's essential to note that my house is part of a new development, and it stands out as one of the few modern houses in the area.

@billyruita8155 Then move from Slough to Belgravia, Fulham, Hampstead Heath etc etc. The beauty of most UK houses is on the interior finishing which is much better compared to most modern builds like Dubai for instance where the exterior does not match the finish on the inside. You've already said you live in Berkshire, have you considered living in Hertfordshire for a change?. Belated, NHS Thursday clap to you sire, thank you for your services. God bless

Nope! Kenya’s real estate is the best in Africa coz it’s unique and beautiful in our own Kenyan way! We don’t have to be seconding South Africa 🇿🇦 in everything, lol 🙄

​@@our10picks18the truth hurts i know. according to New World Wealth’s latest figures, there are approximately 3 700 homes in South Africa that are valued at over $1 million (R18 million). by this measure, South Africa ranks as one of the 20 largest prime residential markets in the world, well ahead of the other countries in Africa and in line with big emerging markets such as India and Brazil. And where is Kenya on that list? exactly my point, you're very arrogant its literally crazy.

Nope. We're not even second. Travel bwana.

​@@sykewtf9820but in terms of price of a standard house, Kenyans get a raw deal, the ZA 🇿🇦 equivalent in price is way better.

@@sykewtf9820 Higher prices doesn't mean better or necessarily better quality. Location, inflation, influx of business investments, growth of an economy etc determines costs of a houses. There are lots of over priced expensive subpar houses.

Pride*

Pearl of Africa will go for Uganda good food there! Pride of Africa the athletic Kenya’s self evident!

Pearl is for our precious Ugandan brothers n Sisters. We are the Pride of Africa

@@ewm4266 respectfully noted🙏😊❤️

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed forever. I'm a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my first house in October and hoping to retire soon if things keep going smoothly for me.

Am looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I really need to create an alternate source of income, what do you think I should be buying?

Cryptocurrency investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.

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Calm down, i'm Kenyan but i have to say Southafrica takes the cake on real estate

​@@Tata-bd9nxlet him be his delusional. he clearly hasn't seen South African real estate.

The guy is just trolling. He knows for a fact that Kenyan real estate is nowhere close to being the best in Africa but he just wants to stir up an e-war. He's on a mission. 😂 When it comes to real estate/housing, education, business (mining, agribusiness, export, etc), health services, tourism, landscapes, innovation, fashion, quality products, telecommunication, quality entertainment, etc, South Africa is King. No other country in Africa comes close. I'm Kenyan by the way, but I've also lived in and travelled to other African cities.

@@jacaranda100 frfr🤣and i always see him do this in other videos too he literally doesn't have a life i swear. exactly bro this guy thinks that just because South Africa has lost some of its titles and is currently going through a tough time rn it has fallen off. the country still dominates the res of the continent in most metrics and that's a fact. really bro? which city have you been too?

@@sykewtf9820 First of all, I'm a sis, not a bro. People always call me "bro". Do I exude such masculine vibes? 😂 Yes. I notice the guy is obsessed with South Africa. I'm Kenyan, but we really have to learn to reduce our ego. Travelling will teach one that we're not all that. We think we are but we're not. Other people are quietly building their cities and infrastructures without much ado. Kenyans tunapenda kelele sana. Making noise over small things like SGR, Express highway, sijui superhighway, tallest building in East Africa, sijui ati biggest tea exporter. Basically stuff which are a norm to many people worldwide, hence we hear no noise from them. Within Africa, I've mostly explored the major cities of the Eastern and Southern parts of Africa. I've been to Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town, Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Dodoma, Kampala, Entebbe, Kigali, Luanda, Addis Ababa, Lusaka, Harare, Maputo, Maseru, Lilongwe, Blantyre, and Windhoek. Never been to Central Africa (surprisingly), unless Angola is regarded as central African country. Lagos is the only West African city I've travelled to. Having said that, this Cleophas dude is good. A big change from what I observe with Kenyan houses, most of which are usually sub-standard.

Yeah, but they don't tell you how they really started out.

@@gregorridavichko I believe from a personal angle that continuing to invest in periods of higher volatility is a Smart way to build wealth.

@@charieshedding I think 60% to 70% of all investments fail, for me any strategy must start by looking at the sentiment and looking for opportunities in the opposite direction, being conversant with the market is critical to successfully mastering the Market and with a professional guiding be, I rarely fail, I think that's what happened in his case too

@@marilynfriare961 We read news in the media that doom and gloom is coming and we just accept it. Doom and gloom doesn't always have to be coming. I've read numerous success stories of people that are pulling off tremendous gains of up to $120k within a few months in this crazy market I know it's very possible

@@marilynfriare961 investing generally isn't as it easy as it seems and that's why it is advisable for one to invest with an expert who gives guidance and also decides when it is favourable to invest

They designed it

its them fine urban he is the creator

He’s the owner of Fine Urban

Glad you enjoyed it!

There is no such things as africa, we are different countries who share nothing in common and we like to keep it that way.

So glad!

Very bad, very westernized...

​@mpendakiswahili3053 according to you only😂😂😂 every one else loves it

@@HappeningInKenya everyone!! yea a bunch of self hating black Men

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@@mpendakiswahili3053 its a global norm that mansions are western style.

That is awesome! Thank you so much

Where do you start

But no body knows me there 😁

Goodwork Hello am civil Engineer i need a chance also to showcase what i can offer to the company

Thanks for watching

Yes

Kaligraph John's House?

Thank you so much