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September 24, 2023
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The City of Windhoek has approved 237 building plans in September worth nearly N$150 million, representing a 2.2% m/m increase from the 232 building plans approved in August.
Namibia has launched a one-stop-centre housing database to track accurate housing needs in the country and improve government decisions.
If you are interested in a career as a real estate agent in Namibia, here is some useful information to get you started.
The Auasblick property development which is being developed on a 57-hectare piece of land through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) undertaken by Sinco Investment Sixty One trading as PPH Auasblick in conjunction with the City of Windhoek is set to come to market next week after 118 plots were sold in the first phase.
Letshego Bank Namibia's collaborative summit with the African Union for Housing Finance (AUHF) and ATENU Developments has found that N$100,000 is sufficient to deliver a decent housing unit in the Havana informal settlement if serviced land is made available.
Being a landlord can be a highly effective strategy for generating a secure monthly income.
Housing demand at coastal towns has declined by 20.8% year-on-year making it the deepest contraction when aggregated across all regions, the First National Bank (FNB) latest housing index shows.
Selling a house is no easy task. Often, cleaning and tidying is not all that is required to make your house look presentable and appealing to potential buyers. Depending on your budget, these are the items I suggest you address to get a quick sale.
FNB Namibia has warned that Namibian households could be forced to downscale their lifestyles by seeking out cheaper accommodation options as economic pressures continue to bite, impacting the recovery of the country’s rental market.
Before shopping for a new home, you must determine how much house you can afford.
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The City of Windhoek has embarked on a N$868 million property development plan that aims to construct 1 200 houses and create over 15 000 jobs.
Are you looking to invest in a property in Windhoek? The hardest part for many people is deciding which suburb to buy in, especially in the current economic climate, where household incomes are put under tremendous pressure due to rising costs and tough economic times.
Oryx Properties is planning to invest millions of dollars towards the expansion of Maerua Mall, in a development that is expected to unlock shareholder value and increase revenue streams.
Buying a property is not as simple as signing an agreement, paying the purchase price, and getting your keys. It involves a lengthy process that can take between 4-6 weeks.