FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions for Oak Tree Real Estate ?FAQ
Questions & Answers
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Where do you advertise my property?
We advertise with major property portals, online and in print. We advertise in newspapers, property magazines. We do our best to ensure that your property gets the highest visibility possible. Furthermore, we have a large database of prospective buyers and their needs. This gives your property maximum exposure.
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Will be Honest with me?
With us you are guaranteed total honesty and integrity. We rely on our clients’ good experiences to help us grow. Honesty is essential in real estate which is why most of our business is from referrals.
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Do you have a lawyer to help me with legal services?
We have an in-house conveyancer whose profession is to assist with all the required paperwork. by using our experienced legal team, you can be assured of a speedier and more cost-effective services./p>
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Why Should I choose Oak-Tree Real Estate ?
We are local! and we are friendly! Having worked exclusively in the Zambian market for years, we have incomparable knowledge of the Zambian market. Oaktree are prime estate agents to consider when selling. Our honesty and integrity are key to our brand building and you will always find our staff to be helpful, informative and friendly.
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What is the average price of a house in Zambia ?
As of September 2021, the average house price in Zambia varies significantly based on location, size, quality, and market conditions. In urban areas like Lusaka, prices range roughly from $70,000 to $150,000 or higher for a decent house. Rural areas tend to have lower prices. It's important to note that these figures are approximate and subject to change due to economic factors. For current and accurate information, consult local real estate agencies, property websites, or economic reports.
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How much does it cost to build a house in Zambia?
Building costs in Zambia vary: $300-$600+ per sqm. Depends on size, location, and quality.
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Who can own property in Zambia ?
In Zambia, citizens and non-citizens can own property. Non-citizens typically have leasehold ownership with varying terms. Verify regulations through legal experts or government sources.