Nadia Wallett agent profile

Nadia Wallett

Credentials

BCom Economics; PPRE (Professional Practitioner in Real Estate); Real Estate: NQF 5

More about Nadia

After graduating with a Bcom in economics, specialising in property studies, she entered the property industry in 2004. Nadia had the good fortune to undergo her brokerage training in Bishopscourt with one of Cape Town’s most accomplished agents. She went on to a two-year mentorship with a former MD of Seeff. Having worked in all aspects of real estate, from development and rentals to buying and selling, she found her niche in helping buyers identify and acquire high-return investment properties. After an illustrious career at Seeff Properties, she went independent for six years. In early 2020, she founded Wallett & Finch Properties in the hope of imparting more agents with the values of diversity, generosity, humanness, innovation, kindness and care, spreading prosperity through property further afield.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Housing Affordability: How First-Time Buyers are Coping

09 Jul 2024

First-time homeownership remains a challenging goal for many South Africans, particularly the youth. Despite a brief period in 2020/21 when interest rates were cut to record lows, participation by young buyers, defined as those under 35 years old, has continued to decline steadily since 2010. This is according to insights from the latest FNB Estate Agents Survey that looks at understanding how first-time buyers are navigating a tight monetary policy environment.

Market & Opinion

Navigating Low Offers: How to Boost Your Property's Appeal

25 Mar 2024

In the dynamic South African real estate market, receiving low offers can be a common challenge for sellers. However, by understanding why you are getting low offers and implementing effective strategies, you can significantly boost your property's appeal and attract higher offers.

Market & Opinion

Savvy home buyers can capitalise on the current interest rate cycle

18 Apr 2024

Buying the right kind of residential property in the right location and at the right time in an interest rate cycle, are key ingredients for extremely sound investment potential.

Market & Opinion

Important red flags in property deals to look out for

17 Jul 2024

Learn how to spot important red flags in property deals to avoid scams. Verify agents, confirm property ownership, and be cautious of fake listings. Stay vigilant and protect your investment.