Witbank Real Estate Agent Stuns Netizens With Her Beauty.

Witbank Real Estate Agent Stuns Netizens With Her Beauty.

  • A Mpumalanga couple got a new home, and the real estate agent celebrated with them
  • The beautiful agent took pictures with them and ceremoniously removed the 'For sale' signs
  • Netizens, however, were more attracted to the gorgeous real estate agent and complimented how great she looked
  • The beautiful real estate agent spoke to Briefly News about what she thinks about the comments
A real estate agent got more of the attention than the house or the owners
A real estate who sold a house inadvertently got men focusing more on her than her sale. Image: @busi_malaza
Source: TikTok

A couple from Witbank in Mpumalanga celebrated their new home with their stunning real estate agent, who was as excited as they were!

Netizens were more excited to see the gorgeous real estate agent who drove men to the comment section.

The new home is stunning, and the new homeowners could not contain the excitement.

Real estate agent charms Mzansi with her beauty

The beautiful real estate agent, @busi_malaza, shared her client's new home on her TikTok account. Busi Malaza is a real estate agent operating in Witbank in Mpumalanga.

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The gorgeous Busi rocked up by the new homeowner's front door, painted her face with a lovely smile and knocked. When the new homeowner opened the door, he smiled and excitedly hugged Busi.

Busi was accompanied by her colleagues, who waved 'sold' signs as they danced to celebrate the new home.

IOL revealed that young homeowners are increasingly buying homes in areas like Weltevreden Park in Roodepoort and Midrand, which are becoming more popular among millennials.

The statistics also revealed that a fair percentage of homeowners nationwide are young people between 25 and 35.

Busisiwe Malaza tells Briefly News about her experience in real estate

Busi Malaza, who works for Blue dot Property in Witbank is the head of rentals and a full-status agent. She's been in the industry for four years.

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"Thabo (the house owner in the video) is a great client who wanted to buy a house in Witbank since he just moved here," she said.

She also commented on how netizens loved her beauty.

"It is flattering, I don't want to lie. It does work in my favour most of the time, but it also has its disadvantages. People think they can comment whatever they want to comment and sometimes in an inappropriate manner," she added.

Watch the video here:

South Africans gush over real agent's beauty

Netizens rushed to the comment section to congratulate the new homeowners and to try their luck with the real estate agent

Molwedi Rams said:

“Bro couldn’t wait for that waistline hug, lol. Congratulations on the new home. Lovely staff.”

Bongani Masilela commented:

“One of the most disciplined guys in our neighbourhood. Asbonge Mfewthu bro.”

Samborela1 was in love with Busi.

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“If I buy the house, can you wait for me when I knock at 7 am just to show me the whole house?”

Dr Mathebula cried.

“I need a room to rent.”

Mfundom_Mabuza remarked:

“My crush Busi.”

Zulu couple builds a home instead of having a wedding

In another article, Briefly News reported that a Zulu couple decided to build themselves home instead of throwing a lavish white wedding.

The lovely couple went to social media and shared their decision.

Netizens had mixed reactions: some were glad they did it, while others did not understand why they had to make the announcement.

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za