Charmaine Venter agent profile

Charmaine Venter

Harcourts Mandela Bay / Non-Principal Property Practitioner

More about Charmaine

Charmaine Venter has been an active and dedicated member of her community since 2002, and she is excited to focus her community-oriented passion onto real estate. With a deep commitment to service, Charmaine is eager to assist with all your home buying and selling needs.

As a proud member of the Harcourts Mandela Bay family, Charmaine embodies the values of hard work, integrity, and outstanding client service in every aspect of her work. She is passionate about helping clients achieve their home ownership dreams and is committed to providing exceptional service.

Outside of her professional life, Charmaine enjoys spending time outdoors with her family, finding joy in camping trips and long walks with her beloved dog, Duke. Her love for nature and family is evident in everything she does.

Charmaine resides in the Friendly City, surrounded by a large and supportive family of over 160 members. Family is at the core of Charmaine's life, and she proudly embraces her role as a mother and grandmother. Her daughter, Cindy, has blessed her with three wonderful grandchildren: two boys, Owen and Johannes, and a girl, Charlize. Her middle child, Storm, is a successful young man known for his kind heart. Her youngest, Skye, lives with Diabetes 1 and Asperger syndrome, bringing continuous intelligence, love, and laughter to Charmaine's life.

Charmaine is honored to help make your property wishes come true and will guide you every step of the way to ensure a seamless and satisfying real estate experience.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Pricing smart: The real difference between a home's value and its marketability

30 Oct 2025

In today's ever-evolving real estate market, understanding the intricate balance between a property's value and its marketability is crucial for both sellers and buyers. We delve into the key differences between these concepts and explore how they impact property transactions. Plus, we'll take a closer look at how a property valuation is done in South Africa.

Market & Opinion

Thinking of selling your home privately? What South African sellers should know

25 Nov 2025

With the rising cost of living and tighter bank lending conditions, many homeowners are looking for ways to cut costs when selling, including the idea of avoiding estate agent commission by selling privately. While this may seem like a way to keep more money in your pocket, the risks in today’s market are far higher than most people realise. A private sale can quickly become expensive, stressful, and legally risky if you’re not fully prepared.

Market & Opinion

Selling an Overpriced Property: How to Bounce Back and Attract Buyers

18 Aug 2025

When it comes to selling a home, every property owner dreams of securing the best possible price. Unfortunately, one of the most common mistakes sellers make is setting the price too high. While it might seem like a good idea to “test the market,” overpricing can backfire, leaving a home stuck on the market for months, attracting little interest, and eventually forcing the seller to accept less than fair value.

Industry

Overpricing Costs South African Homeowners Time and Money, New MyProperty Report Finds

10 Sep 2025

South African homeowners risk losing both time and value when they overprice their properties, according to the newly released MyProperty Sentiment Index 2025. The report, based on feedback from over 200 estate agents, reveals that over 75% of homes end up selling below the asking price — and in many cases only after extended delays.