Valued at more than $11 billion, Zimbabwe’s real estate sector continues to grow, increasingly turning to sustainability as a key driver of development. This focus will take center stage at the second edition of the Zimbabwe Property Expo, scheduled for November 22–23, 2025.
The event will bring together stakeholders from the real estate, infrastructure, and investment sectors to promote eco-friendly projects aligned with new environmental and economic demands. The expo aims to establish itself as a leading platform for innovation, partnerships, and knowledge exchange in the market.
According to Morgan Makamure, the event’s managing director, sustainability is quickly becoming a critical element in the sector. “This shift is being driven by climate change, new regulations, cost-cutting needs, and growing expectations from both investors and consumers,” he explained.
For Makamure, sustainable real estate is no longer a niche trend but a competitive necessity. “The demand for smart and affordable housing is rising, in line with the country’s urbanization,” he added.
With an estimated annual growth rate of 5%, Zimbabwe’s property market is drawing increased interest from investors. The Zimbabwe Property Expo 2025 aims to serve as the ideal meeting point to uncover opportunities and outline the sector’s next steps. Over the course of two days, attendees will have access to live seminars, networking spaces, and project presentations. Key topics will include sustainable housing, smart city solutions, and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Source: The Herald
