The fundamentals of what the area offers have never changed, and the KZN North Coast lifestyle simply cannot be matched and the investment in continued development is testament to the potential it offers.
In the dynamic world of real estate, market fluctuations are inevitable. Yet, amidst these challenges, resilience remains the cornerstone of sustained success.
The May BetterBond Property Brief reveals a noticeable shift in the home loan approval ratio between the country’s different regions with the Eastern Cape now overtaking the Western Cape to assume the number one position with a ratio of 83.9%.
Ongoing health and safety issues at the Johannesburg Deeds Office are causing severe delays in the processing of property transfers, causing financial and administrative difficulties for conveyancing attorneys, estate agents, and their clients.
Over the past decade, the vast majority of homes purchased by first-time buyers as their primary residence have been freehold homes.
Despite ongoing shifts in the market, one constant remains: the unwavering support of South Africa’s major banks, driven by strong competition for new business across home loan lenders.
Listing Cape Town returns for its highly anticipated third season, promising viewers front-row access to the high-stakes world of luxury real estate in South Africa’s most iconic city.
Last year, the real estate industry faced a protracted and costly struggle regarding BEE certificates. This year, many agencies will be scrambling to meet the new employment equity targets. Is your agency affected? How so? Rebosa weighs in.
Sectional title owners behind on their levies and utility bills may find themselves in the dark—literally.
In the real estate market in South Africa, few, if any, property practitioners are influencers in the true sense of the word.
It is hard to find South African estate agencies that use a chatbot on their website, yet you might say it’s the norm in many other nations worldwide.
The fundamentals of what the area offers have never changed, and the KZN North Coast lifestyle simply cannot be matched and the investment in continued development is testament to the potential it offers.
In the dynamic world of real estate, market fluctuations are inevitable. Yet, amidst these challenges, resilience remains the cornerstone of sustained success.
The May BetterBond Property Brief reveals a noticeable shift in the home loan approval ratio between the country’s different regions with the Eastern Cape now overtaking the Western Cape to assume the number one position with a ratio of 83.9%.
Ongoing health and safety issues at the Johannesburg Deeds Office are causing severe delays in the processing of property transfers, causing financial and administrative difficulties for conveyancing attorneys, estate agents, and their clients.
Over the past decade, the vast majority of homes purchased by first-time buyers as their primary residence have been freehold homes.
Despite ongoing shifts in the market, one constant remains: the unwavering support of South Africa’s major banks, driven by strong competition for new business across home loan lenders.
Listing Cape Town returns for its highly anticipated third season, promising viewers front-row access to the high-stakes world of luxury real estate in South Africa’s most iconic city.
Last year, the real estate industry faced a protracted and costly struggle regarding BEE certificates. This year, many agencies will be scrambling to meet the new employment equity targets. Is your agency affected? How so? Rebosa weighs in.
Sectional title owners behind on their levies and utility bills may find themselves in the dark—literally.
In the real estate market in South Africa, few, if any, property practitioners are influencers in the true sense of the word.
It is hard to find South African estate agencies that use a chatbot on their website, yet you might say it’s the norm in many other nations worldwide.
