What can we expect for Gauteng property going into 2019?
Category Market Trends
There is no denying that 2018 has been a challenging year for the South African property market so far, but what can we expect for Gauteng in the final quarter
Are 'real-time' estate agents still relevant?
Category General
With more and more online real estate agencies popping up both locally and internationally, the question on everybody's lips is whether the real estate
4 disruptors that will drive SA's property market in 2019
Category Market Trends
There are a number of disruptors that are set to shape and change the South African property market in the year ahead.
Land expropriation without compensation: Should you buy, sell or wait?
Category Legal News
Experts are cautious, but all point to the importance of acting on sound advice rather than sentiment.
Uncertain politics not a long-term hurdle to SA property market
Category Bond News
Political and civil unrest is expected to continue to be part of the South African scene, becoming increasingly vocal as well as radicalised,
SA banks keen to lend you money to buy a home
Category Bond News
There has been a 4.2% increase in the number of bond approvals over the past 12 months, despite a 2.9% decline in the number of home loan applications.
What ‘price reduced’ really means for home buyers and sellers
Category Market Trends
Visit any online property portal today, and you’ll likely see a surprising number of Cape Town listings displaying a rather prominent ‘price reduced’ tag.
SA rental price growth breakdown good news for Gauteng landlords
Category Market Trends
According to the quarterly PayProp Rental Index, Gauteng is primed for rental growth recovery in the next two quarters.
8 show house safety and security tips for estate agents
Category General
In the last few years, several methods have emerged as effective tools for advertising your mandated property.
How new legislation will affect SA’s property industry
Category Legal News
A new set of Bills expected to be passed by Parliament this year will fundamentally impact South Africa’s