Dominikus Jossop agent profile | MyProperty Namibia

Dominikus Jossop

More about Dominikus

When buying or selling property in Namibia, the right agent makes all the difference. Here’s what I offer:

1. Local Knowledge You Can Trust

I know the Namibian property market inside and out — especially in Kunene, Otjozondjupa, and Oshikoto. From market trends to zoning laws and property values, I’ll guide you with accurate insights so you make the right choices.

2. Certified & Professional

As a registered agent with the Namibian Estate Agents Board (NEAB), I follow strict professional and ethical standards. You can expect honesty, transparency, and compliance every step of the way.

3. Fair & Flexible Commission

My commission structure is competitive, flexible, and tailored to your property. No hidden fees — just clear and fair pricing that works for you.

4. Personalised Service

Every client is unique. I’ll provide one-on-one support, detailed market analysis, strong marketing strategies (including social media and professional photography), and skilled negotiation to help you succeed.

5. Proven Track Record

With a proactive and client-focused approach, I’ve helped many buyers and sellers reach their goals smoothly and efficiently.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Buyers

Financial mistakes to avoid during the home buying process

29 Apr 2025

Purchasing a home is one of the most significant financial milestones many will achieve in their lifetime. While saving for a deposit is an important first step, there are several other financial pitfalls that buyers need to be aware of before and during the home-buying process.

Sellers

Selling your first home - here is what you need to know

23 Oct 2025

Selling your first home is a milestone. One that can feel both exciting and overwhelming. For many first-time sellers in Namibia, the experience brings a mix of new processes, unfamiliar terms, and the challenge of parting with a home full of memories. Understanding a few key truths can help you manage expectations, reduce stress, and approach the sale with confidence.

home owners

Are you going to over-capitalise your home?

05 Mar 2025

Over-capitalisation occurs when the total investment in a property—including the purchase price and renovations—exceeds its market value, leading to potential financial loss when selling. Learn how to avoid over-capitalisation, when it might be a strategic move, and which renovations add value without overspending. Read our expert tips on smart property upgrades in Namibia.

Sellers

Getting the price right: why valuation matters when selling your home

16 Apr 2025

Pricing your home right from the outset is crucial if you want to achieve the best possible return and ensure a smooth, timely sale. Setting an appropriate asking price can be the difference between a quick, successful transaction and a listing that lingers on the market without serious offers.