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4HOUSEFINDER SPECIAL EDITION - PIPF | NOV 2025All material published may not be reproduced. Variations in actual colours may occur, while due care has been taken to ensure accuracy. HouseFinder Magazine is not liable for any errors in product listings or availability, pricing or any other information that has changed since approval. It is the responsibility of the person/entity providing HouseFinder with contributions to ensure that, where applicable, consent has been obtained for usage of/appearance in photographs from all relevant persons and HouseFinder Magazine shall not be liable for any claims, loss or damages arising out of the failure/omission to obtain such necessary consent. Views, thoughts & opinions expressed in the articles/advertorials belong solely to the authors thereof and HouseFinder Magazine CC or its editorial staff cannot accept responsibility for plagiarism or views expressed on behalf of said writer/author/contributor.Jacob Nafimane Nghifindaka Letter from the DirectorWhat's inside...SPECIAL EDITION - PIPFNote from the EditorGertyOsona Village: Prime investment2-3opportunityLetter from the Director4Note from the Editor4Letter from the Chairman5Osona has put Okahandja on the map6Onyati Security: Osona's safety 6assuredAppreciation of Osona Village 7DevelopmentOPMC: Managing the Osona9communityGIPF's investment in housing 10projects yields positive resultsOkamita Properties12Tuck Family Medical Practice -13A beacon of healthcareEbenezer: A foundation for lifelong 14learningNamibbeton15GPM Property Developers18Lightstruck Fibre Namibia19RK Investment20Osona Express21Aloes Courts22Namdev Trading Enterprises24Energy Utilities25Invest in Omuthiya - The 26-27heartbeat of Oshikoto's growthInvestment opportunities in28-29Otavi awaitThe Preferred Investment Property Fund (PIPF) has experienced that resolving Namibia%u2019s housing backlog requires a holistic and integrated approach, guided by six key pillars:Availability of well-located, serviced land Osona Village is a prime example of the right development at the right site. Omuthiya, Otavi and Walvis Bay have equal merit and are expected to follow suit.Efficient town planning and zoning processes Thanks to major networking between local authorities, planning experts and the PIPF%u2019s developers, a stretch of open land morphed into a village already loved by its inhabitants.Flexible and inclusive financing mechanisms With PIPF and its financiers at the helm, potential homeowners are able to secure properties at lower prices than in Windhoek. This fact has been instrumental in Osona Village%u2019s success.Strategic partnerships with financial and legal institutionsEvery stakeholder has aided the project to rise from the bare veld. From one mouse per square centimetre to thousands of homes of 60 m2 and above %u2013 an exemplary vision!Clear, standardised lending criteria Step-by-step help is available to show the way to first-time buyers as they reach for their dream.Policies that align the interests of both creditors and developers Succinct policies pave the way towards winwin situations for financiers, construction companies and the new homeowners. With PIPF remaining committed to our shared vision of inclusive development, local empowerment and sustainable infrastructure delivery, Osona has borne the seed of success. PThis second special HouseFinder edition for the Preferred Investment Property Fund celebrates the power of partnerships and the promise of community. Across Namibia, the PIPF developments continue to show how affordable housing is far more than bricks and mortar %u2013 it is about building futures. From Osona Village to Otavi, Omuthiya and beyond, families are finding homes, children are receiving quality education and communities are gaining access to various amenities. We highlight stories of resilience at Osona Village: Ebenezer Educare%u2019s growth as a foundation for lifelong learning, Onyati Security%u2019s commitment to safety, and the appreciation expressed by institutions such as the NDF for the impact of Osona Village.Together, these initiatives reflect PIPF%u2019s vision of inclusive growth, sustainable development and economic empowerment. Their mission remains clear: to invest with purpose, to uplift communities and to create opportunities that will resonate for generations.HOME OWNERS AT OSONA VILLAGE:The homeowners, statistically, can be summarised as follows: GENDERFemale57%Male43%AVERAGE AGEFemale37Male41EMPLOYERPublic Servants74%Parastatals16%Private Sector10%AVERAGE MORTGAGEAmountN$675 816.84