Zimbabwe Diaspora Property Showcase Expands to Scotland
Zimbabwe is taking its property investment drive to more diaspora buyers. Growing demand has prompted the annual property showcase to expand into Scotland for the first time.
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Zimbabwe is taking its property investment drive to more diaspora buyers. Growing demand has prompted the annual property showcase to expand into Scotland for the first time.
Zimbabwe's biggest property awards are expanding their focus beyond buildings. New categories will recognize infrastructure and sports projects driving investment, urban growth, and community development.
Zimbabwe is putting affordable housing at the centre of its next development agenda. The government wants stronger public-private partnerships to deliver more homes and close financing gaps.
Zimbabwe is looking abroad for answers to its housing challenges. The country is using a global UN forum to explore affordable housing models and smarter urban development.
Zimbabwe's property market has demand—but not the financing to match. Industry leaders say the lack of long-term mortgages is preventing billions in real estate investment.
A new partnership is set to accelerate sales at one of Mumbai’s premium residential developments. The appointment signals growing competition in India’s luxury housing market as developers strengthen go-to-market strategies.
Over 2,400 property enquiries went unanswered in just one month, costing Zimbabwean agents thousands in lost commissions. A new CRM platform hopes to turn missed messages into closed deals.
Property fires in Bulawayo have surged 60% this year, with ageing electrical systems emerging as the biggest threat. City officials warn that poor wiring, overloaded circuits and weak safety compliance are putting homes and businesses at growing risk.
Thousands of homes and businesses across Harare could be demolished as authorities intensify a citywide crackdown on illegal land occupations. The move is targeting settlements built on wetlands, public land, and sites reserved for schools and clinics, sparking fears of mass displacement.