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What company did you go through to buy the spot? You gotta link for their listing of apts to buy?
Ask A Coli Breh Living in S. Africa ANYTHING (Now w/ Pics)
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While i won't tell you all my exact property developer. I went direct to a developer that was building an apartment building and I bought 'off plan'.
That said, i would highly recommend you visit a country alot of time before you consider buying a property there. If you are around Cape Town or Joburg you'll see many ads for legti companies selling properties. I saw a big billboard for the company that was building the building I'm buying in on my way to lunch when i was in Joburg last year and that's what started it all.
Here's a article i found with some failry popoular property develops in SA:
Top 10 property and real estate companies in south africa
The South African property market is one of the most exciting and fastest-growing in the world. Despite the global economic slowdown, the country's real estate sector continues to thrive with new developments springing up all over.
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Currently living in Uganda with my wife
Paying 200cdn so about 160usd a month for a 1bdrm in a upper middle class area.
Only thing hot water and electricity isn't constant
Paying 200cdn so about 160usd a month for a 1bdrm in a upper middle class area.
Only thing hot water and electricity isn't constant
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This thread man….legit one of the best on this site.
Inspired me to take my first trip down 6 years ago…haven’t looked back since
Inspired me to take my first trip down 6 years ago…haven’t looked back since
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how are you dealing with that? I'm heading back to the continent soon. Was thinking about getting an eco flow solar generator
You repatriated?
It's fine. When the hot water tank isn't working I just boil water in a kettle
In regards to the power I have rechargeable bulbs and a few power banks
Well being in Nairobi it doesn't really get hot enough to need A/C. I guess boiling water is an ideaIt's fine. When the hot water tank isn't working I just boil water in a kettle
In regards to the power I have rechargeable bulbs and a few power banks
How long is the power usually out? Generally in Nai the power went out late at night for a few hours sometimes during the day but maybe 3 or 4 hours max, unless there was a huge problem.
The funny thing is I went to Africa today It was sorta like a Dave N Busters thing and for some reason the power went on and off today simply because it rained which is unusual for Cali.
Oshay Duke Jackson said he had to deal with 8 hour internet outages, I can't tell by all the videos he puts out daily.
8 hour internet outages unless late at night would be damn near intolerable for me.
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Kampala has similar weather to Nairobi.
Not too hot, even when it's hot I have a few fans so I'm straight
Usually if power goes out it's like 1-2 hours over here. I just make sure to charge my power banks daily.
Laptop is usb c charging thankfully
Nah, just touch ground regularly
Props to you for taking that long haul flight regularly.
Does Emirates or Ethiad fly there?
You should be living like a king with that canadian currency. Why skimp on living experience?It's fine. When the hot water tank isn't working I just boil water in a kettle
In regards to the power I have rechargeable bulbs and a few power banks
