Transferring property in Zimbabwe involves several steps and costs. Here’s a simplified overview.

**Transfer process.** Once the sale is agreed, the conveyancer handles registration with the Deeds Office. This includes clearance certificates, transfer documents, and updating the title. The process can take several weeks to a few months depending on backlogs and complexity.

**Costs.** Buyers typically pay transfer duty (stamp duty), conveyancing fees, and Deeds Office fees. Sellers may have capital gains and other obligations. Exact amounts depend on the purchase price and the professionals you use. Your lawyer or conveyancer will give you a breakdown before you sign.

**Legal checks.** Conveyancers will verify title, bonds, and any restrictions. It’s important to use a qualified professional and to read all documents before signing.

For the most accurate figures and advice tailored to your transaction, consult a registered legal practitioner or conveyancer.