FBC Properties, through FBC Building Society, is expanding its residential development footprint across Zimbabwe, with new projects now underway in Marondera, Zvishavane, and Hwange. Backed by FBC Holdings Limited — one of Zimbabwe's most established financial services groups, listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange — these developments give local and diaspora buyers a secure, trusted route into regional property investment beyond Harare. Ruware Flats, Marondera Located just 3km from Marondera CBD, Ruware Flats offers modern 2 and 3-bedroom sectional title flats in a secure, gated complex, complete with backup water storage and flexible mortgage terms. Marondera, the capital of Mashonaland East Province, sits 72km east of Harare along the main Harare–Mutare corridor, making it an accessible and increasingly popular choice for homebuyers and investors alike. Four Miles & Eastlea Gardens, Zvishavane In Zvishavane — a booming mining town home to Mimosa Platinum Mine and a population of over 59,000 — FBC Properties is developing two distinct projects. The Four Miles Project offers fully serviced residential stands from 313 to 1,000 square metres at US$33 per square metre, complete with title deeds, tarred roads, and water and sewer reticulation. Eastlea Gardens, a low-density development just 1.8km from Zvishavane's Main Post Office, offers both serviced stands and modern 3-bedroom semi-detached townhouses within a secure, 24-unit complex. Empumalanga, Hwange In the coal mining town of Hwange, in Matabeleland North Province, FBC Properties offers residential stands from 200 to 400 square metres in the Empumalanga Phase 6 suburb, just 5km from Hwange CBD — available for sale off-plan on cash or mortgage terms. Why Buy With FBC Properties Since 2009, FBC Building Society has delivered residential housing developments across Zimbabwe, including in Bulawayo, Kadoma, Kwekwe, Gweru, Marondera, Zvishavane, and Hwange. Every FBC Properties development combines title-secured ownership, serviced infrastructure, and flexible mortgage financing — giving buyers, including the diaspora market, a credible and regulated route into Zimbabwe's regional property market, backed by one of the country's leading financial institutions.