Property
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Property
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Foreign investment surges in South African property market as currency advantage draws international buyers
South Africa’s property market is experiencing a notable surge in foreign investment, with international buyers increasingly drawn to the country’s combination of affordable pricing, lifestyle appeal, and favourable exchange rates.…
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SA property market resilient for 2026 with Cape Town outperforming provinces
Cape Town property market outperforms SA provinces in 2025 with strong outlook for 2026. Inventory shortage drives seller market conditions.
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Record R11.3bn property sales surge in Cape Town’s premium areas
Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl achieve record R11.3bn property sales, up 26% from 2024, driven by luxury market boom.
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Cape Town to auction 50 land parcels worth 282 000m² in major sale
Cape Town announces major land auction for 26 February 2026 with 50 properties totalling 282 000m² across residential and commercial zones.
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Cape Town’s boom comes with a blueprint for infrastructure
The dynamics of the Cape Town property boom amidst concerns about traffic congestion and infrastructure capacity, explained.
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Small-town living sees revival as South Africans seek better quality of life
South Africans are increasingly abandoning the hustle and bustle of major metropolitan areas in favour of smaller towns.
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Home extensions: What every family needs to know
Does this sound familiar? Your home office has taken over the dining room, the children need more space to play, and you’re constantly tripping over each other. You’re not alone
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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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