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200 m²
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3
120 m²
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2
140 m²
3
2
4,047 m²
4
2
200 m²
3
2
4,100 m²
4
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300 m²
5
1
161 m²
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2
785 m²
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211 m²
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388 m²
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121 m²
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4
1,306 m²
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280 m²
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7
450 m²
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3
300 m²
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600 m²
In Zimbabwe, a title deed is essential legal proof of property ownership, safeguarding against disputes and enabling financing. Always verify its authenticity
Financing a home in Zimbabwe involves understanding various options beyond traditional mortgages, which only 18% of buyers use. Explore bank mortgages (10-22%
Before buying property in Zimbabwe, always verify the zoning laws to ensure your intended use (residential, commercial, etc.) is permitted. Ignoring these
Building or renovating property in Zimbabwe requires essential building permits and council approvals to avoid delays and legal issues; over 30% of Harare's
Protect your property investment in Zimbabwe by vetting agents and developers to avoid scams. Always confirm EACZ registration, inspect physical offices, verify
