By Nyasha Chingono CONSTRUCTION industry players have expressed concern over substandard cement bricks flooding the market from informal manufacturers, exposing homeowners to danger. (more…)

ACCORDING to Adrian Goslett, Regional Director and CEO ofRE/MAX of Southern Africa, while owning a property is considered as possessing an asset, not every home is considered a true asset. (more…)

BUSINESSMAN, Daniel Shumba, is embroiled in an acrimonious wrangle with Indian tycoon, Jayesh Shah, over the ownership of an up-market property in Harare. (more…)

SECURITY is a foremost concern for many, if not most homeowners, in South Africa today, with fences and walls high on the list of ‘must-haves’ for prospective buyers. So what do they mean in terms of a property’s value and saleability? (more…)

By Nyasha Chingono THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (ZINARA) is pushing for the adoption of concrete cement as a possible alternative for asphalt to ensure longevity of the country’s road infrastructure that has deteriorated over the years. (more…)

A FEW strategic upgrades can be a great way to maximise the saleability of your home, but knowing which improvements to make - and when to make them - is vital if you want to avoid overcapitalising. (more…)

LAFARGE Cement’s loss position nearly doubled from US$1, 3 million to US$2, 2 million in the six months to June on soft demand as competition in the cement sector increased, the company said on Thursday. (more…)

By Malcolm Nyathi VICTORIA FALLS — Financial services group, CBZ Holdings, has reduced the unit price for housing stands in the resort town from US$45 per square metre to US$34 per square metre. (more…)

PROSPECTIVE homeowners are usually caught between buying and building their dream homes from scratch. While both these options have their pros and cons, there are a lot of aspects to consider before making the decision. (more…)

GOVERNMENT has passed a law that sets the statutory minimum fees which estate agents in the country should charge. (more…)