Palmira Hamutenya agent profile | MyProperty Namibia

Palmira Hamutenya

More about Palmira

I'm a real estate agent in Namibia working

with YellowSquare Properties. I have more

than 10 years’ experience in the real estate

industry and specialise in selling and renting

properties.

I would be glad to answer any of your

questions and will provide you with guidance

and information based on the current market

analysis whether you are buying, selling or

renting. When you need my services, feel free

to contact me today, via mobile or email, I'm fluent in English and Portuguese.

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