Fransiska Hamukoto agent profile

Fransiska Hamukoto

More about Fransiska

Mrs Hamukoto is a qualified Human Resources Practitioner with over 10 years of experience in Recruiting, training and development as well as employee retainment spaces. She has also worked extensively on employee relationship and compensation in various sectors. Mrs Hamukoto holds a bachelor degree in Human resources management from the University of Science And technology as well as Diploma in Labour and Employment Studies from the University of Namibia. She is a qualified real estate agent specialist and is registered with the Namibian Estate Agency Board.

Estate Agent Property News Articles

Market

Important red flags in property transactions you need to look out for

07 Jan 2025

Property transactions are increasingly becoming targets for fraudsters and scammers. Whether you are buying, selling, or renting, it’s crucial to be vigilant and aware of potential red flags that could jeopardize your property deal or even result in financial loss. Here are some essential tips from real estate experts to help you stay safe.

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.

Market

Property myths - separating fact from fiction

26 Jun 2025

Whether you're buying your first home in Windhoek or selling an investment property along the coast, there's no shortage of property myths doing the rounds in Namibia. Many of these ideas have stuck over time, often treated as unquestionable truths.

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.