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Land disputes, stemming from multiple allocations, fake title deeds, and unclear boundaries, pose significant risks for property buyers in Zimbabwe.To safeguard
To protect your property investment in Zimbabwe, always confirm the seller has a valid, registered title deed in their name and conduct a Deeds Registry search
Zimbabwe's property development sector is booming, with over 60 new residential projects launched between 2023-2025 to meet a national housing demand exceeding
Today's Zimbabwean homebuyers seek more than just a house; they want smart, energy-efficient designs with reliable water and power, like boreholes and solar.
Buying land in Zimbabwe is rife with legal pitfalls, with over 4,500 complaints related to land disputes reported in 2024. Always prioritize verifying the title
