Modular Condo Development Somalia

[TheLibertarianQuiche]

Btw more people die from Car accidents in Somalia than Al-Shabab attacks.

If you're planning to do this. I salute you.

 

[TheLibertarianQuiche]

The unpredictability is the main issue at hand

Yes the possibility of a war breaking out or a car bomb near your area or Al-Shabaab taking over the particular suburb.

 

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Who knew, everything's expensive when you have to import 90% of the materials needed.

But I don't want to derail.


How would you go about building a modular office or home in 2017 Somalia

Kenya and Tanzania have high grade aluminium and titanium. Completion is cheaper in Somalia because of low labour.

 

[Transparent]

Concrete in Somalia is imported.

Using finished sheets and materials from Kenya and Tanzania would build leed certified buildings for much cheaper than traditional methods. Somalis has along coastline with beachfront views.

This application would word best for office buildings instead of residential.

Hmm is it plausible to begin concrete production in Somalia and if so how would you go about it.

 

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Yes the possibility of a war breaking out or a car bomb near your area or Al-Shabaab taking over the particular suburb.

Al-Shabab only keep keeps pessimists out of your country. With your rhetoric I'm certain an Al-Shabab free Somalia would still keep you like this

 

[GeKo]

Who knew, everything's expensive when you have to import 90% of the materials needed.

But I don't want to derail.


How would you go about building a modular office or home in 2017 Somalia

I'm wondering the same since Kenya that is more than 2 decades ahead of Somalia doesn't have this.

To make pre-fabricated building components in Somalia would need high tech industries and a lot of investment.
The fact that it relies on heavy machinery to put together also would make it costly.
Human labor is so cheap in Africa, people usually do many processes manually like mixing concrete.

 

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Hmm is it plausible to begin concrete production in Somalia and if so how would you go about it.

I invest in many Concrete companies on the Singaporean Strait stock exchange.

From what I know it's expensive.

 

[Transparent]

I understand that the raw minerals would have to be imported but if i can acquire it and begin production i believe that it would be an extremely profitable business venture as the infrastructure market in Somalia kicks off.
http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Concrete.html

 

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I'm wondering the same since Kenya that is more than 2 decades ahead of Somalia doesn't have this.

To make pre-fabricated building components in Somalia would need high tech industries and a lot of investment.
The fact that it relies on heavy machinery to put together also would make it costly.
Human labor is so cheap in Africa, people usually do many processes manually like mixing concrete.

Cutting materials and ordering components from China will offset the labour costs.

This type of initiative isn't for 1 or 2 buildings but for a Africas first green modular commercial office city

 

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If you're planning to do this. I salute you.

I'm not.

It's just for search engine authority in case a some aspiring youth is looking to go this route.

But, I have a Green Home in Ras Hafun and will showcase it on YouTube sometime this year.

The house is 100% green and uses solar.

Everything inside is white granite and minimalist.
I'm certain modular office space will be the go-to setup for developers looking to cut costs and increase building efficiency.

 

[TheLibertarianQuiche]

Al-Shabab only keep keeps pessimists out of your country. With your rhetoric I'm certain an Al-Shabab free Somalia would still keep you like this

I have already invested in Somalia. I was referring to investing in Xamar as @cantspeak said....

 

[cantspeak]

I have already invested in Somalia. I was referring to investing in Xamar as @cantspeak said....

You really need to stop taking things so personally. Its not all about you. Otherwise you'll just derail this and turn it into one of those 12 page arguing threads.

Keep it on topic

 

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You really need to stop taking things so personally. Its not all about you. Otherwise you'll just derail this and turn it into one of those 12 page arguing threads.

Keep it on topic

The tread isn't about me.

It's about Mod-Builds.

But when people bring up concrete being cheaper than Mods it upsets me.

I posted this for search engine purposes.

If someone is willing to build a 3 story office building than it's more news worth than what we have right now.

 

[cantspeak]

The tread isn't about me.

It's about Mod-Builds.

But when people bring up concrete being cheaper than Mods it upsets me.

I posted this for search engine purposes.

If someone is willing to build a 3 story office building than it's more news worth than what we have right now.

The reply was not directed at you.


But whats stopping someone from building a concrete plant in Somalia. As you said imported concrete is very expensive and is in short supply. Concrete is needed from infrastructure projects to building building residential homes.

Eco-modular homes is a neat idea though.

 

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The reply was not directed at you.


But whats stopping someone from building a concrete plant in Somalia. As you said imported concrete is very expensive and is in short supply. Concrete is needed from infrastructure projects to building building residential homes.

Eco-modular homes is a neat idea though.

Somalia is turning into private equity haven.

More and more entrepreneurs are realizing this.

There's is no IPO or M/A. You need seed capital from micro investors to build projects like this.

 

[cantspeak]

Somalia is turning into private equity haven.

More and more entrepreneurs are realizing this.

There's is no IPO or M/A. You need seed capital from micro investors to build projects like this.

I will definitely keep this in mind for the future. I can't do much right now but in 5 to 10 years I can make a change or/and make some money in the process.

Inshallah

 

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I will definitely keep this in mind for the future. I can't do much right now but in 5 to 10 years I can make a change or/and make some money in the process.

Inshallah

I believe by then all the major industries will be kicking off.The key is to have a foothold in many industries as possible and focus mainly on production because as Somalia grows there will be a huge demand on resources and, obtaining resources from other countries will have a harmful effect on the overall economy.Also it is vital to export goods because alot of money can be made from it.I'm in the same boat as you at the moment,but i'm hoping that the situation in the south progresses in a more stable direction because one of my business ideas would in shaa allah be situated in the south .

 

[Dangopopcorn]

I'm not.

It's just for search engine authority in case a some aspiring youth is looking to go this route.

But, I have a Green Home in Ras Hafun and will showcase it on YouTube sometime this year.

The house is 100% green and uses solar.

Everything inside is white granite and minimalist.
I'm certain modular office space will be the go-to setup for developers looking to cut costs and increase building efficiency.

I wanna see

 

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I wanna see

90% of modern homes in Somalia are granite interior finishes and almost every home modern home in Hafun is Solar Powered.

Stay tuned for that.

 

[cantspeak]

I believe by then all the major industries will be kicking off.The key is to have a foothold in many industries as possible and focus mainly on production because as Somalia grows there will be a huge demand on resources and, obtaining resources from other countries will have a harmful effect on the overall economy.Also it is vital to export goods because alot of money can be made from it.I'm in the same boat as you at the moment,but i'm hoping that the situation in the south progresses in a more stable direction because one of my business ideas would in shaa allah be situated in the south .

They will be kicking off but they won't be saturated like it is in the western world. I personally want to focus on industry if I get the chance. There will always be a buisness gap to fill.


I can't wait for the day to be able to import a product from Somalia, with the stamp " Made in Somalia".