The global residential property market is set to grow to USD 11.62 trillion this year. Who wouldn’t want a piece of that pie? We speak to South African agencies that sell across international borders about how it’s done.
Harcourts South Africa proudly presents the Blue Diamond Elite award – reserved for sales consultants who have qualified for the Blue Circle Society, our national top 10, for five consecutive years.
Martiza Botha, product manager – community management solution at WeconnectU, unpacks why collaboration isn’t just a feature—it’s the future of property management.
Youth Month spotlights the ambitions and obstacles facing young South Africans in the property market. While buyer volumes are lower, the intent behind each transaction reflects a more considered, long-term approach to building financial security.
The recent Absa Homeowner Sentiment Index highlights five key trends in the 2025 property market, including the rise of first-time home buyers and strong investor confidence.
If it relates to property, chances are Deon Terblanche, regional director and CEO of Keller Williams Realty, has been there and done that. Here he shares his insights into what allows an estate agent to scale their business.
The Seeff Property Group recently gathered at the Westin Cape Town Hotel for its Annual Licensee Conference, a fitting occasion as the group ended its 60th year with the highest turnover in its history.
While the real estate sector is showing promising growth, this is being overshadowed by the rising threat of online fraud, with SA enduring the highest number of ransomware and infostealer attacks in Africa during the second half of 2024.
What does last week’s rate cut mean for the property market, and can we expect further cuts? Industry leaders weigh in.
In today’s property management landscape, technology is a given. But that baseline adoption no longer sets anyone apart.
First-time home buyers (FTB) are choosing ‘smarter’ homes over ‘spacious’ properties – typically one- or two-bedroom properties up to 116m². We’ve asked local experts to weigh in on this trend and what it means for property development in the next decade.
The global residential property market is set to grow to USD 11.62 trillion this year. Who wouldn’t want a piece of that pie? We speak to South African agencies that sell across international borders about how it’s done.
Harcourts South Africa proudly presents the Blue Diamond Elite award – reserved for sales consultants who have qualified for the Blue Circle Society, our national top 10, for five consecutive years.
Martiza Botha, product manager – community management solution at WeconnectU, unpacks why collaboration isn’t just a feature—it’s the future of property management.
Youth Month spotlights the ambitions and obstacles facing young South Africans in the property market. While buyer volumes are lower, the intent behind each transaction reflects a more considered, long-term approach to building financial security.
The recent Absa Homeowner Sentiment Index highlights five key trends in the 2025 property market, including the rise of first-time home buyers and strong investor confidence.
If it relates to property, chances are Deon Terblanche, regional director and CEO of Keller Williams Realty, has been there and done that. Here he shares his insights into what allows an estate agent to scale their business.
The Seeff Property Group recently gathered at the Westin Cape Town Hotel for its Annual Licensee Conference, a fitting occasion as the group ended its 60th year with the highest turnover in its history.
While the real estate sector is showing promising growth, this is being overshadowed by the rising threat of online fraud, with SA enduring the highest number of ransomware and infostealer attacks in Africa during the second half of 2024.
What does last week’s rate cut mean for the property market, and can we expect further cuts? Industry leaders weigh in.
In today’s property management landscape, technology is a given. But that baseline adoption no longer sets anyone apart.
First-time home buyers (FTB) are choosing ‘smarter’ homes over ‘spacious’ properties – typically one- or two-bedroom properties up to 116m². We’ve asked local experts to weigh in on this trend and what it means for property development in the next decade.
