Wish Ngcongo agent profile

Wish Ngcongo

Credentials

Registered with the PPRA - Candidate FFC

More about Wish

Hi, I'm Wish Ngcongo, a commercial real estate broker who specialises in Morningside, Windermere, Berea, Essenwood, Greyville, and Glenwood. I truly enjoy finding the right property or space for my clients' businesses. I find the commercial real estate industry to be incredibly satisfying because it allows me to meet people from all walks of life, all with the same goal of finding the right space for their company. My clients appreciate my extensive knowledge of the Durban property market and my availability to assist and provide advice, ultimately helping them find the best space and location for their business. I have 17 years of experience in Marketing and Sales, and I started in Car Sales at Mercedes Benz in 2006 as a new car salesman.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market & Opinion

Should you buy a new home before selling your existing one?

21 Oct 2024

When homeowners decide to sell their property, one important question arises: should you buy a new home before selling your current one, or sell first and then buy? This decision depends on various factors, such as whether you’re moving locally or to another province or country, whether you have children in school, and the need for a deposit.

Market & Opinion

What to do when your home has been on the market for a while

02 May 2024

Selling a home can be a stressful and challenging process, especially when your property has been on the market for an extended period. However, there are several strategies you can employ to increase your chances of selling your home.

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.

Market & Opinion

Navigating dual occupancy

20 Jun 2024

The rising cost of living and a shortage of affordable housing options have left many South Africans seeking alternative solutions to make homeownership more affordable. One increasingly popular trend is dual occupancy, where homeowners either rent out a portion of their property or co-own a property with a friend or family member.