Oxford Properties Zw has provided an update on the progress of its latest residential development, highlighting ongoing structural work on a flagship double-storey show house. The construction milestone forms part of a broader residential initiative aimed at offering elevated modern living concepts to the local property market.
According to updates shared by the real estate firm, the show house has progressed beyond its initial foundation works to second-floor structural elevation. Builders and project engineering teams are currently focused on frame assembly, upper-floor masonry, and reinforced structural supports, ensuring the building meets precise safety and quality standards before moving into interior fitting and finishing stages.
The double-storey design is intended to serve as a primary model unit for prospective buyers, investors, and homeowners seeking contemporary architectural layouts. Once completed, the show house will showcase the spatial design, material choices, and structural standards applied across the broader residential development. By providing an early look at the building process, Oxford Properties aims to offer potential clients insight into the structural integrity and execution quality of their residential offerings.
The development responds to an increasing regional demand for modern, multi-level family homes that optimize urban land use while offering expansive interior layouts. Multi-storey residential designs are gaining traction in modern housing developments across Harare, providing larger living areas, separated private and communal spaces, and enhanced architectural aesthetics within compact property footprints.
As construction advances toward roofing, facade installation, and internal utility fittings, Oxford Properties plans to open the completed show unit to the public for guided tours. The model home will allow prospective purchasers to inspect layout options, examine craftsmanship, and explore financing pathways for upcoming residential releases within the development.




