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High interest rates impact property affordability for buyers and sellers

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September 25, 2024
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Nedbank Namibia says the property market faces challenges, particularly driven by high interest rates that have impacted affordability for buyers and sellers.

Speaking at the recent Nedbank Real Estate Awards, Nedbank Head of Lending, Chane Isaaks, noted that current market dynamics have placed significant pressure on affordability, making it more difficult for many to enter the property market. 

“The current market dynamics have placed significant pressure on both property buyers and sellers, including high interest rates which have affected affordability. These challenges, however, also present opportunities for growth, and Nedbank Namibia remains committed to supporting the real estate sector through tailored financial solutions and strategic partnerships,” said Isaaks.

Several awards were presented during the ceremony, including Estate Agent of the Year and Estate Agency of the Year.

Lourette Liebenberg was named Nedbank Central Estate Agent of the Year, with Andreya Pereira as runner-up. Rightmove Properties took home the prestigious Estate Agency of the Year award.

“While we at Nedbank Namibia focus on providing consumers with tailored financial solutions, real estate agents play a crucial role by offering valuable insights into the property market. Their knowledge of market conditions, property values and industry trends help buyers and sellers to make informed decisions. They assist hardworking Namibians in finding suitable properties, negotiating deals and guiding them through every step of the purchasing process,” she said. 

Isaaks noted that Nedbank Namibia’s support for the real estate sector extends beyond the awards, with a focus on providing customised home loan products, expert advice and partnerships to help agents and developers thrive. 

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