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Nadia Braune

Luna Properties / Property Practitioner

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Nadia Braune is one of the original co-founders of Luna Properties, established in 2002, and was the owner until 2016. Nadia was very active in the property market in Walvis Bay and sold successfully for many years, especially in the residential upper market and industrial market. A move of the family in 2010 led to a change in her working environment to Swakopmund. After being in the property industry for 2 decades, she has become an expert in her field and is enjoying a strong, loyal client base. Integrity and discretion, together with excellent service, are the main focus in her daily professional interaction with clients. Nadia is a mother of 3 and is an enthusiastic equestrian and aviator.

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