The investment landscape is undergoing a major transformation as investors increasingly shift focus away from Lusaka toward secondary cities, with financial experts warning that the country’s next major property boom will be driven not by cheap land, but by infrastructure development, industrial expansion, and emerging economic corridors. For decades, Lusaka has dominated Zambia’s property market due to its concentration of government institutions, financial services, corporate headquarters, and high-income households, but rising land prices and declining returns are now forcing investors to search for alternative growth markets. In an interview with Zambian Business Times – ZBT, financial expert Jones Sambaombe said...
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