The organisers of the inaugural Zimbabwe Property Expo have announced their readiness to host exhibitors, visitors, delegates and other property sector stakeholders to the event which is set to run on 4 and 5 October at the Celebration Centre in Harare.
The event, which has partnered with the Estate Agents Council (EAC), has lined up concurrent events that include a seminar and a consumer conference for the benefit of both exhibitors and visitors.
“The Expo, in partnership with the EAC, is packed with events, including the Investment Seminar on 4 October and the Property Consumer Conference on the 5th. Both sessions offer a unique platform for real estate enthusiasts, investors, and industry professionals to dive deep into the sector’s future. You’ll hear from leading voices such as the Harare City Council, the Deeds Office, ZIMRA, Zimbabwe/Harare Wetlands Trust, and the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange,” the organisers said in a statement this week.
Some of the topics that the two platforms are expected to tackle include unlocking real estate investment trusts (REIT) returns, navigating property purchase policies, estate planning and property protection under the new Marriages Act, cluster housing policy and wetland preservation.
The show is set to include a kids’ zone, which will feature dedicated activities for their entertainment and safety while older children and adults visit exhibition stands, attend meetings and enjoy friendly competition in the games area.
Some of the games’ prizes include two residential stands, a two-night weekend getaway for two, interior design services and a vanity set courtesy of various sponsors of the event.
“We’ve lined up an exciting roster of exhibitors featuring top companies from Zimbabwe’s property, construction, and investment sectors. All these can be viewed on our event website (www.zimbabwepropertyexpo.co.zw). You’ll get the chance to explore the latest innovations and opportunities in real estate. Whether you’re looking for investment insights or just want to see what’s new, we’ve got it all,” the event’s coordinator, Sipho Matshazi (pictured) commented.
