Gauteng buyers have greatly shaped the Cape property market. After a decline in semigration during the water crisis, the semigration market picked up notably by late 2020 and especially over the last year, says Ross Levin, licensee for Seeff Atlantic S...
With the interest rate rising for the third – and likely not final – time in a row last month in March, it’s no surprise that many South African homeowners are looking for creative ways to minimise the impact on…
The Covid pandemic has been an enormous boost for property, with the low-interest rate and favourable mortgage conditions driving many areas to the highest sales in five years and record highs across many neighbourhoods according to the Seeff Property ...
A surge in 'semigration' has seen individuals of all ages flock to South Africa's attractive coastal towns.
Living in a housing complex or estate has many advantages, such as heightened security and well-maintained public spaces.
Pam Golding, the real estate agent, has put on a show a 'unique historical property' on Palmboom Road, in Newlands Cape Town.
The conversion of commercial spaces into residential units is nothing new to the South African property sector. It’s a trend that began well before Covid-19, but it has accelerated significantly in the last two years, says Malusi Mthuli; KZN Provincial...
First time home buyers are taking out bonds at a rate higher than repeat buyers, as lower interest rates aid them.
Human Settlements minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has announced significant adjustments to South Africa's housing subsidies known as the Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Programme (FLISP).
With interest rates likely to rise over the next few years, homeowners who haven’t looked over their bond commitments should do so, advise property experts Paul Stevens and Carl Coetzee.
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