Are Lesotho Housing sites prices justifiable? - Topix
Are Lesotho Housing sites prices justifiable?
created by: Maluke
you must at least give us an idea of how much they cost? cheapest to most expensive
It depends on so many factors:- Price,Location,Size,Services,C ompetitor prices,Attractions,Type of soil,selling and buying conditions etc.
If u r lucky enough to get a site Lower Thetsane or Hillview surely you can expect to pay the same as someone who got a site kae kae masimong a ntate moholo mang mang bo Hlabeng Thuathe kwana...Places like bo Thetsane have already been developed and it won't be as expenisive ho hula metsi or electricity as it would be in a more under developed area...Lona le bona jwang..?
Li hakanyetsa ho bo bokae, ha re utloile ba re li tsamaela ho tsee tsa ka kopanong kamoo?Hona what is the package?
nka kena feela
I'm very much interested in those sites,please give us more info.
Maluke South Africa
Ngoana Letona wrote: you must at least give us an idea of how much they cost? cheapest to most expensive A typical mosotho young man a soa qeta ka Roma kapo Fokothi earning less that R 5000.00 ka khoeli, how much you expect this guy to pay for a site, over a period of how long? Cheapest being R 6000.00 to up to R 80 000.00.
Bo Masuwe koana ke bo likete tse mashome a mararo, to be honest I think those sites are big enough though they are undeveloped .
Bontate le Bo 'Me' rekopa more information ka those available sites and how much they cost please, tihs is where we need to form consotiums and the portfolios.Basotho hare hlabaneng malotsana ka taba ena.....Tiiea!!
Maluke wrote: <quoted text>A typical mosotho young man a soa qeta ka Roma kapo Fokothi earning less that R 5000.00 ka khoeli, how much you expect this guy to pay for a site, over a period of how long? Cheapest being R 6000.00 to up to R 80 000.00. well the less money you make, the less its going to buy you, kaho ha u khola R5000 you are only allowed to use a 1/3 towards your bond, so oa bona hore motho eo over a period of say 240 months, can be approved for bond ea bo +-1600 ka khoeli, meaning really he can afford the cheapest of cheap houses tsena tsa bo R90000
Nvana wrote: Bo Masuwe koana ke bo likete tse mashome a mararo, to be honest I think those sites are big enough though they are undeveloped . Le 'na ke bona li le hole le lits'ebeletso, tsona li kholo ke 'nete feela they are so on island. mohlomong ke koaleile.
Ngoana Letona wrote: <quoted text>well the less money you make, the less its going to buy you, kaho ha u khola R5000 you are only allowed to use a 1/3 towards your bond, so oa bona hore motho eo over a period of say 240 months, can be approved for bond ea bo +-1600 ka khoeli, meaning really he can afford the cheapest of cheap houses tsena tsa bo R90000 I am getting confused here, are we talking about undeveloped sites kapo matlo a li bond?
I believe we are discussing undeveloped sites the price of which is determined by the place. Things such as proximity to services such as water,electricity,proximity to town etc. come into play.With places like Upper Thetsane which have been earmarked to become premium residential areas have relatively higher price tags for sites.Whereas places such as Bua Sono would have relatively lower price tags.Size also counts.Unlike in SA where the property bubble has burst and the trend is more towards buying developed sites as opposed to buying undeveloped sites.
Well ngoaneso, it really depends on the research you make. First of all in person ke ile Standard Lesotho Bank to enquire about Masowe arrangement with LHLD (Lesotho Housing). Believe me for a two Roomed house M890 mnths over Twenty Years,(rediculous).For a three Bedroomed House M5-6000 monthly also 20 years (Ambitious) or "baa nyela" basically excuse my french...pls, So do your culculations o bone. Consider loan interest @ 18% per annum. I suspect these suckers one of them is financing and o batla high returns. After all some people apparently se ba ntse ba khutlisa litsa tseno via default payment for a simple reason of they want uniformity(Lesotho Housing Plan) when building so you buy you are stuck.
Passer wrote: Well ngoaneso, it really depends on the research you make. First of all in person ke ile Standard Lesotho Bank to enquire about Masowe arrangement with LHLD (Lesotho Housing). Believe me for a two Roomed house M890 mnths over Twenty Years,(rediculous).For a three Bedroomed House M5-6000 monthly also 20 years (Ambitious) or "baa nyela" basically excuse my french...pls, So do your culculations o bone. Consider loan interest @ 18% per annum. I suspect these suckers one of them is financing and o batla high returns. After all some people apparently se ba ntse ba khutlisa litsa tseno via default payment for a simple reason of they want uniformity(Lesotho Housing Plan) when building so you buy you are stuck. Se ke oa nkoa ke pelo, oa qetella u loba litaba lekhoakhoa le letle. Licheo tsa matlo mona tseo u li behang make sense, et least when compared with other housing markets. For instance, u re ntlo ea likamore tse peli, at 18% interest rate, motho o patala bonto ea M890 Maloti? If this is correct, this is a bargain, and really means that such a house is being sold for about M57,700.00 = Bargain!!!Ebang ho joalo kaha u utloile, nna nka u eletsa hore u e reke. You will never find such a property ka poreisi e kalo. Feela ke nahana hore kae-kae u ile oa eba litsebe more, kahoo boela standard bank, u ba kope hore ba u hlalosetse litaba tsena tsa thekiso le thekisetsano ea matlo ka Sesotho. Ke tokelo ea hau ho rua tsebo. Oikente moqebelo.
Nvana wrote: Bo Masuwe koana ke bo likete tse mashome a mararo, to be honest I think those sites are big enough though they are undeveloped . At the risk of sounding ignorant ke kopa ho botsa hore na Masuwe ke ho kae?
maoto a likatse wrote: <quoted text>At the risk of sounding ignorant ke kopa ho botsa hore na Masuwe ke ho kae? Ke by pass e kopanyang Masianokeng le Thetsane/Tsolo. MASUWE ke abbrv. ea Maseru eng-eng
Maluke wrote: <quoted text>Ke by pass e kopanyang Masianokeng le Thetsane/Tsolo. MASUWE ke abbrv. ea Maseru eng-eng MASOWE = Maseru South West.
Maluke wrote: <quoted text>Ke by pass e kopanyang Masianokeng le Thetsane/Tsolo. MASUWE ke abbrv. ea Maseru eng-eng kea leboha!!
Ke itse Ntlo e two roomed not BEDROOMED. O tlameha ona le tsoekere!!!
Passer wrote: Ke itse Ntlo e two roomed not BEDROOMED. O tlameha ona le tsoekere!!! Se ke oa nkoa ke pelo. Still a two roomed house, depending on its design, can be viewed as a bachelor's flat. Ha fela ese lelaene, ke nahana hore its a value for money. Joale ak'u mphitise mona Passer: Hobaneng u utloahala u koatile tjee? Ha u na Maloti a ho patala ntlo eo eo ho bonahalang u e batla ebile u e hloka? Kapa u batla developer to just sell without making any profit? Bothata ba hau ke bo fe? Ke tseba Lesotho ele e 'ngoe ea li "free market economies" mme ha u sa rate poreisi kapa u sa khone, u ipolokela chelete ea hau!Se ke oa nkoa ke moea koete. Mohlomong selemong se tlang lintho li tla loka.
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