Recently, the United States proposed a hefty 30% blanket tariff on all South African goods effective froåçm August 1st. How could this affect the real estate sector? Industry leaders weigh in.
PropTech is becoming the backbone of how modern property businesses survive and grow. WeconnectU’s Johann van der Merwe shares his insights into how technology is changing real estate.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, Nedbank has taken significant strides to simplify and enhance the home-buying process with its innovative Home Loans Digital platform. This cutting-edge solution is designed to provide a seamless, efficient, and user-friendly experience for prospective and existing homeowners.
“In a busy marketplace, not being noticed is the same as being invisible.” What are you doing to stand out? Could a tagline be your ticket to getting noticed?
This June, the Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa (REBOSA) proudly represented South Africa at the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Regional Leadership Summit, held in Lagos, Nigeria.
In April 2025, a Cape Town property listed at R3.5 million struggled on the market for weeks with barely a whisper of interest. The reason? Grainy cellphone snapshots. Everything changed the moment the listing was relaunched with professional photography, twilight exteriors, and a full media makeover.
The South African Multifamily Residential Rental Association (SAMRRA) has welcomed Standard Bank of South Africa Limited (Standard Bank) as its first member from the banking sector.
After an exciting year-long celebration for its 60th birthday, Seeff Property Group has officially handed over its massive R1 million cash prize to one lucky seller, Mrs Annemaria van Niekerk.
Not every heritage building is a national treasure. Keeping something old for the sake of it is leading to development stagnation in Gauteng, largely because of the outdated Section 34.
In today’s competitive rental landscape, the structure of your business – its purpose, direction, and promise – determines who shows up to help you build it.
Home purchase prices are rising, and so are applicants’ incomes. Of the top-performing regions, Tshwane registered the strongest year-on-year growth in average monthly gross income, up 16.8% to R78,099, followed by the Eastern Cape, up 9.5% at R73,052 per month.
Recently, the United States proposed a hefty 30% blanket tariff on all South African goods effective froåçm August 1st. How could this affect the real estate sector? Industry leaders weigh in.
PropTech is becoming the backbone of how modern property businesses survive and grow. WeconnectU’s Johann van der Merwe shares his insights into how technology is changing real estate.
In today’s fast-paced digital world, Nedbank has taken significant strides to simplify and enhance the home-buying process with its innovative Home Loans Digital platform. This cutting-edge solution is designed to provide a seamless, efficient, and user-friendly experience for prospective and existing homeowners.
“In a busy marketplace, not being noticed is the same as being invisible.” What are you doing to stand out? Could a tagline be your ticket to getting noticed?
This June, the Real Estate Business Owners of South Africa (REBOSA) proudly represented South Africa at the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Regional Leadership Summit, held in Lagos, Nigeria.
In April 2025, a Cape Town property listed at R3.5 million struggled on the market for weeks with barely a whisper of interest. The reason? Grainy cellphone snapshots. Everything changed the moment the listing was relaunched with professional photography, twilight exteriors, and a full media makeover.
The South African Multifamily Residential Rental Association (SAMRRA) has welcomed Standard Bank of South Africa Limited (Standard Bank) as its first member from the banking sector.
After an exciting year-long celebration for its 60th birthday, Seeff Property Group has officially handed over its massive R1 million cash prize to one lucky seller, Mrs Annemaria van Niekerk.
Not every heritage building is a national treasure. Keeping something old for the sake of it is leading to development stagnation in Gauteng, largely because of the outdated Section 34.
In today’s competitive rental landscape, the structure of your business – its purpose, direction, and promise – determines who shows up to help you build it.
Home purchase prices are rising, and so are applicants’ incomes. Of the top-performing regions, Tshwane registered the strongest year-on-year growth in average monthly gross income, up 16.8% to R78,099, followed by the Eastern Cape, up 9.5% at R73,052 per month.
