Category International
Botswana has made notable transfer duty amendments including reducing the rate for foreign buyers from 30% to 10% up to BWP2 million and 15% above that.
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Zimbabwe property shakes off Covid, still favours buyers
Category International
Zimbabwe brings you a round-up of the latest trends in the property market, the challenges as well as what sellers, buyers, landlords and tenants need to know.
Mauritius hotel-linked buy-to-let property attracts buyers
Category International
Hotel-linked developments in Mauritius offer attractive buy-to-let prospects for SA buyers who want a 'foot out the door', but don't want to relocate just yet.
Property opportunities abound in eSwatini
Category International
eSwatini is not only a naturally beautiful country and a great weekend and holiday getaway, but offers an active residential and commercial property market.
Overview of the Lusaka (Zambia) commercial office market
Category International
Seeff Zambia provides an overview of the state of the market for office rentals in the capital city of Lusaka and highlights some shifting dynamics.
Malawi property influences and overview
Category International
Seeff Malawi provides an overview of the dynamics and influences which impact the residential and commercial property market in the country.
Post-pandemic trends set to shape international real estate
Category International
Seeff assesses some of the global post-pandemic and Russia-Ukraine War which are likely to impact and shape international real estate markets.
Trends and issues facing the real estate market in Botswana
Category International
Seeff Botswana examines some of the economic, inflation, legislative and other trends which are impacting the real estate market.
Property investment in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia
Category International
Windhoek is stable and a great place to invest in property with only agricultural land restricted to 49% while benefiting from favourable Tax laws.
Zimbabwe property market update
Category International
Despite the significant economic challenges faced by Zimbabwe, it does have an active property market, although it is unique in many ways.
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