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What Wednesday’s BoN decision means for the property market

by editor
August 18, 2023
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The decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 7.75% has been welcomed by both the national economy and the property market.

This choice is justified by the fall in inflation over the past three months, reducing it comfortably to within BON’s 3%-6% target bracket.

Burden eased, focus shifts to stabilisation

The interest rate hike cycle has caused a significant burden on consumers, homeowners, and buyers alike. The prevailing sentiment is that the interest rate, which has been aggressively hiked in the current hike cycle, has adversely impacted economic growth, unemployment levels and the debt levels.

A positive for homeownership

The significant decrease in inflation also solidifies the MPC’s rationale for keeping the repo rate stable. Industry experts contend that this development carries positive implications for both current and aspiring bond holders. With high hopes of the current hike cycle coming to an end in the near future. 

Navigating financial waters: Advice for stakeholders

As the nation navigates these economic shifts, prudent financial management is advised. Practicing frugality, avoiding additional debt, and adhering to disciplined monthly budgets are recommended strategies. For those in need of further support, seeking out discussions with home loan providers to explore debt restructuring avenues is a prudent course.

Lenders compete amidst shifting landscape

Potential buyers, on the other hand, are being courted by lenders eager to secure qualified bond applicants.as a buyer please try and negotiate for better deals for your home loan. However, it is noteworthy that finance offers may not be as advantageous as previous periods, with most aligning closely with the prime rate.

Adapting to market realities: selling and buying strategies

In the context of the current market dynamics, property sellers are advised to exercise astute discretion. Despite the competitive buyer environment, a strategic approach to pricing and professional marketing is paramount to ensure optimal outcomes. Partner with a knowledgeable property professional that can help you navigate the current property market.

For enquiries Text, Call or email #yourhomegirl Justina Hamupembe

Cell: +264812726001

Email: justina@chili.com.na 

 

 

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