Pam Golding lands Northland

RENOWNED estate agency, Pam Golding International (Windhoek Branch), pipped 15 other companies to be appointed for the leasing and selling of space within Namibia’s envisaged largest business complex, Northland City, which is to be constructed soon in Helao Nafidi.

Northland’s Corporate Communications, Marketing and Business Manager Tony Mbok said Pam Golding was appointed following a tender procedure which had a total of 16 candidates, both real estate companies and individuals, competing for the deal. He said Pam Golding would work with other companies on the property issues.”All sales and leasing matters will now be handled by Pam Golding International Windhoek Branch.Pan Golding will remain open for partnerships with smaller real estate companies wishing to assist in the sale of golf estates, time shares or leasing of rental shop space,” said Mbok.The country’s largest business, shopping and entertainment complex is to be set up at Helao Nafidi (Oshikango) in the Ohangwena Region at a cost of N$300 million.Recently the Northland Development Project Limited, the local company behind the project, was reported to have hit a snag as the first phase of the project, which was to start after servicing of land in August, was delayed.The company has said it would service the land after the official launch of Northland City in October.The whole project is envisaged to be completed within three years.According to those behind the project, the building of Northland City was in line with Vision 2030 and the impact of this major project would see a total transformation that would accelerate the nation’s economic growth.He said Pam Golding would work with other companies on the property issues.”All sales and leasing matters will now be handled by Pam Golding International Windhoek Branch.Pan Golding will remain open for partnerships with smaller real estate companies wishing to assist in the sale of golf estates, time shares or leasing of rental shop space,” said Mbok.The country’s largest business, shopping and entertainment complex is to be set up at Helao Nafidi (Oshikango) in the Ohangwena Region at a cost of N$300 million.Recently the Northland Development Project Limited, the local company behind the project, was reported to have hit a snag as the first phase of the project, which was to start after servicing of land in August, was delayed.The company has said it would service the land after the official launch of Northland City in October.The whole project is envisaged to be completed within three years.According to those behind the project, the building of Northland City was in line with Vision 2030 and the impact of this major project would see a total transformation that would accelerate the nation’s economic growth.