Howlwadaag
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Howlwadaag
Asc reer Benadiir. So earlier the year i created a thread about Howlwadaag (with my Haragwafi nick) in this section. I was wondering if there is any latest pictures
from this district? seeining there has been rapid development in Mogadishu in recent months. I would appreciate whoever has it.
from this district? seeining there has been rapid development in Mogadishu in recent months. I would appreciate whoever has it.
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Re: Howlwadaag
Siciid85 wrote:Asc reer Benadiir. So earlier the year i created a thread about Howlwadaag (with my Haragwafi nick) in this section. I was wondering if there is any latest pictures
from this district? seeining there has been rapid development in Mogadishu in recent months. I would appreciate whoever has it.
Reer Howlwadaag maa tahay? hadii ay haa tahay, iskaga soo tag
Guri maad ku leheedeen
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degmada howlwadaag is just bakaara area and little xaafado like black sea, baar ubax , al-barako. if you wanna see pictures of howlwadaag just look at the bakaara market.
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^Bakara market did you say?
seems promising.
SareedoXareedo lol reer Hargeysa ayaan ahay, some of my family use to live there though and we have properties there. I might visit it
one day.
SareedoXareedo lol reer Hargeysa ayaan ahay, some of my family use to live there though and we have properties there. I might visit it
one day.
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Saciid, i bet your properties are worth a lot now, its like the city there 
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I used to hear of it always. My dad's childhood home is there, and same house my awoowe died in 
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greenday properly especially the farms they are worth millions, that is why we don't want to sell it as of yet.
Ismahan123 sorry to hear about that walalo(your awoowe AUN).
Ismahan123 sorry to hear about that walalo(your awoowe AUN).
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Yes, I am. My awoowe and his brothers never left Xamar a day since the war broke out. My uncle just came back from renovating that house. He was saying its very peaceful and people are all busy rebuilding.
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Siciid Yes. Howlwadaag, Wardhiigley, Hodan and Waaberi are the most expensive districts in Mogadishu. if you wanna sell some plot or house, sell it after 2 or 3 years as the land is more expensive then .
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Dont wait too long if you want to sell, property prices will come down when this rush is over, i dont think they will get higher than they are right now.
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xiinow that is what we plan to do inshallah.
Greenday lol, well you have to realise now Mogadishu is overcrowded so there is more demand for
properties and when it gets better there will be even more people coming to it wanting to buy properties thus = higher demand in few years.
Didn't the war reach the areas they were living in? it is difficult to imagine one living in a complete war zone (during the 90s). But then again
Mogadishu is a quite large city, so it is possible the war effected some districts less.
properties and when it gets better there will be even more people coming to it wanting to buy properties thus = higher demand in few years.
Ismahan123 wrote:Yes, I am. My awoowe and his brothers never left Xamar a day since the war broke out. My uncle just came back from renovating that house. He was saying its very peaceful and people are all busy rebuilding.
Didn't the war reach the areas they were living in? it is difficult to imagine one living in a complete war zone (during the 90s). But then again
Mogadishu is a quite large city, so it is possible the war effected some districts less.
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Saciid, people who will be moving to Muqdisho will not be able to buy your kinda house anyway
Reer Mudisho are troopers there would be shells falling and they would not move and when things get too bad they just move to another xaafad or to the country and then they come back. But most times there are males who stay back to look after the home 
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All sort of rich and middle class Somalis are present in Mogadishu, haven't you seen the latest villas, hotels? of course they can afford it.
Yh i noticed even in the midst of the Ethiopian invasion and daily Al shabab attacks, people were getting on with
their business. It is risky though. Now that there is peace they can finally let their hair down, illahay ha uu barakeeyo nabadooda.
Yh i noticed even in the midst of the Ethiopian invasion and daily Al shabab attacks, people were getting on with
their business. It is risky though. Now that there is peace they can finally let their hair down, illahay ha uu barakeeyo nabadooda.
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Aamiin. Your sitting on a gold mine right now sxb. Maashaallah.
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