The latest rate cut (and possible last cut for 2025) will boost the property market
What does last week’s rate cut mean for the property market, and can we expect further cuts? Industry leaders weigh in.
What does last week’s rate cut mean for the property market, and can we expect further cuts? Industry leaders weigh in.
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.
After years of lacklustre performance, agencies are reporting that Gauteng’s property market is surging, which is predominantly supported by several recent reports.
After three consecutive rate cuts, the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee decided to maintain the repo rate at 7.5% last week. What does this bode for residential real estate? It’s not as bad as you might think.
Read the repo round-up here with expert advice about what to expect after the second consecutive rate cut – our experts look at regions set to grow, what’s happening in the mortgage market, and what we can look forward to in 2025.
There are several reasons why three particular areas—Atlantic Seaboard in CT, Durban in KZN, and Sandton in Johannesburg—are rather special.
The already strained property market got no relief when the Reserve Bank decided to maintain the repo rate. What does this mean in real terms?
Social media is increasingly becoming the place to market both agents and properties, but what medium should you be using, and how best to do it? Agencies weigh in with their experiences.
The repo rate remains stable for now. In this round up industry leaders share their predictions on what’s to come in Q2, and how the current repo rate is affecting the property market.
While the election date hasn’t been announced yet, you’d have to live under a rock not to notice political party campaigns kicking into high gear. What does an election year mean for the property market?