ZIMBABWE'S largest mortgage lender Central African Building Society (CABS) says it has opened up its Budiriro housing development scheme to Zimbabweans in the Diaspora and individual companies after a low up take since its launch in 2013. (more…)

OWNERS of rental property can find their investment both rewarding and daunting, but following five simple steps can make the experience more of the former. (more…)

    AGRO-dealer, CFI Holdings Limited, has placed on the market a total of 635 high density residential stands in Harare to complement several private sector led property development initiatives established to meet housing demand. (more…)

ONE of the founding fathers of the United States was once quoted as saying “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” The key to any successful endeavour in life is preparation. (more…)

PROPERTY firm, Mashonaland Holdings Limited (Masholds), says revenue for the half-year to March 31, 2015 plummeted 18 percent to 2,98 million after occupancy rates dipped to 79 percent, from 85 percent during the comparative period last year. (more…)

WHILE there are mixed feelings regarding real estate agents, the fact remains that they do provide an extremely important service to the property market and are responsible for the majority of property transactions throughout the country. (more…)

THE Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) has rejected market perception that the quality of workmanship by local contractors is second rate. (more…)

Mandla Tshuma THE City of Bulawayo, whose road network is in a sorry state and requires at least US$700 million to revamp, has launched its 2015 road rehabilitation programme. (more…)

TWO of the country’s largest property investments in 2014 added an extra 26 000 square metres of office space onto the market, according to a report by property market giant, Knight Frank. (more…)

Mandla Tshuma  THE Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) Holdings last week launched a US$10m Bulawayo West electrification programme which has so far seen the electrification of 700 houses in Emganwini and Mbundane suburbs in the country’s second largest city at a cost of over US$400 000. (more…)