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Overall, the Namibian residential property market shows resilience with sustained price growth and rising transaction volumes. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

FNB releases Q2 housing price index

2 Maande Gelede

House prices increased on average, 7% over a 12-month period.

House prices increase 7% over 12-months

10 Maande Gelede

COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

1 Jaar Gelede

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COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

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With careful planning and a strategic approach, the dream of owning property and the benefits it brings can still become a reality.
Photo: File

Charting a course through high interest rates

1 Jaar Gelede

With careful planning and a strategic approach, the dream of owning property and the benefits it brings can still become a reality.Photo: File

Charting a course through high interest rates

1 Jaar Gelede

With careful planning and a strategic approach, the dream of owning property and the benefits it brings can still become a reality.
Photo: File

Charting a course through high interest rates

1 Jaar Gelede

Photo Unsplash/Tierra Mallorca

Property market remains muted

1 Jaar Gelede

With careful planning and a strategic approach, the dream of owning property and the benefits it brings can still become a reality.Photo: File

Charting a course through the waters of high interest rates

1 Jaar Gelede

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Home sweet home remains elusive

1 Jaar Gelede

MUTED: FNB Namibia says it expects buying activity for houses to remain subdued. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

House purchases remain muted

1 Jaar Gelede

FirstRand Namibia economist Ruusa Nandago. Photo Contributed

Rent squeeze tightens grip on consumers' wallets

1 Jaar Gelede

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