SEEF Zimbabwe is set to host the premier Zimbabwean property showcase in the United Kingdom in the next four months.
The event which is being organised by Zim Inspired Limited on behalf of Seef Zimbabwe is scheduled to take place on July 13 at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel.
Attendees will have the chance to engage with over 40 exhibitors, including top developers, financial institutions, conveyancers, suppliers, property consultants and a lot more real estate stakeholders. "We are really excited about this property showcase and the opportunity to bring the whole real estate industry to the UK market as a show of faith, something we believe will strengthen and bridge the gap between the Zimbabwean diaspora, a huge and developing market for us and the property industry in Zimbabwe.
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