Property
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Global spotlight on SA: G20 summit expected to drive property and tourism growth
The G20 summit will be a powerful showcase of the South Africa’s attractions and the positive effects that international tourism can have on the property market.
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Cape heritage homes a huge hit with hospitality buyers and investors
One of the unique architectural styles of the Cape, which is hugely popular with buyers and investors, is the Cape Dutch style.
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Cape Town’s coastal property market surges as demand for luxury homes grows
A company owned by Black Coffee bought The Pentagon, a five-level villa in Nettleton Road, Clifton for an impressive R157,5 million.
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Major property company acquires 30% stake in R390 million Boston hydroelectric plant
The Boston Hydroelectric plant, developed by leading independent power producer Serengeti Energy within the Lesotho Highlands Water Scheme near Clarens, was certified for commercial operations by Eskom on Friday, 17…
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Key considerations for those who want to buy a home off-plan
Owing to the lower upfront costs, buying a home off-plan can be a great way to enter the property market or to start an investment portfolio, but it doesn’t come…
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Val de Vie lists ‘sought after’ R70 million lifestyle farm
Val de Vie, a prestigious South African estate, is selling a 27 ha lifestyle farm for R70 million, reflecting rising demand for such properties, especially post-Covid, attracting both local and…
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Seeff calls on Reserve Bank to approve another interest rate cut
Samuel Seeff, chairman of the Seeff Property Group, has called on the South African Reserve Bank to implement another interest rate cut.
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The real truth: Buyers set property prices, not sellers
Property buyers, not sellers, actually determine house prices through market dynamics. Location is the most critical factor, while market conditions, recent sales, and property features significantly influence final property values.
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Property: Don’t let that asking price intimidate or scare you
Negotiating a discount is part of most property transactions, and the worst that can happen is that the seller says “no.”
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How homes and cities must adapt for a growing older population
Africa’s ageing population is set to nearly quadruple by 2050 – from roughly 74 million today to more than 235 million people aged 60 and older.
