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

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.

Market & Opinion

Africa’s Wealth Boom: What It Means for South Africa’s Property Market

27 Aug 2025

Africa’s millionaire population is set to soar by 65% over the next decade, according to the newly released Africa Wealth Report 2025 by Henley & Partners and New World Wealth. This rapid growth is reshaping the continent’s economic map — and South Africa, with its thriving high-end real estate sector, stands to benefit significantly.

Market & Opinion

Buying Your First Home? Here’s How to Simplify the Journey

09 Oct 2025

Despite what many will have you believe, buying a home shouldn't feel like a daunting task, despite the complexities and legalities involved. With careful preparation and consideration of the journey ahead, you can streamline the property-buying experience.

Market & Opinion

Home loan checklist: Get pre-approved before February

13 Jan 2026

For many South Africans, the start of the year marks the time when serious home-buying decisions are made. January and February traditionally mark a period of renewed market activity, with new listings and motivated sellers. If you are planning to buy property in 2026, one of the smartest moves you can make is to get pre-approved for a home loan before February.