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

South Africa’s property market: A balancing act between recovery and affordability

18 Nov 2024

The South African property market is entering a new chapter, characterized by cautious optimism and subtle shifts in activity. Despite encouraging signs of renewed interest, house prices remain relatively stagnant, leaving buyers, sellers, and industry professionals wondering: What’s next for the property market?

Market & Opinion

Rental growth surges in Q2 2024

03 Sep 2024

Rental growth in South Africa surged in Q2 2024, reaching its highest post-pandemic levels. The PayProp Rental Index shows year-on-year growth peaked at 5.2% in June, outpacing inflation for the first time in five years. While tenants face rising debt burdens, landlords and rental agents are seeing real-terms returns improve, signaling a potential recovery for the sector. Provinces like the Western Cape are leading the way, with rental growth hitting 11.7% – the fastest since 2017.

Legal

The legal steps to selling a property in South Africa

30 Aug 2024

Selling a property in South Africa can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor, whether you're aiming to capitalize on your investment or seeking to finance the purchase of a new home. However, understanding the legal steps involved is crucial to ensure everything runs smoothly. Failing to comply with the necessary legalities can lead to costly delays, disputes, and complications.

Legal

What every buyer should know before signing an Offer to Purchase

09 Sep 2024

An Offer to Purchase (OTP) is a legally binding agreement between a buyer and a seller in a property transaction. Once both parties sign the OTP, it finalizes the terms of sale, including the purchase price, property description, and any special conditions. Buyers can withdraw under certain conditions, but doing so without meeting the terms may lead to penalties. It’s crucial for both buyers and sellers to review the document carefully before signing to avoid legal and financial complications.