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Key considerations for first-time home buyers in a changing interest rate landscape.
South Africa's townships are experiencing a significant shift in their economic landscape, with property and investment seeing substantial growth
The landscape of first-time homebuying in South Africa is changing, with statistics revealing a marked rise in the age of first-time buyers.
As excited as first-time buyers may be about their first home, understanding the complexities of homeownership is essential to avoid unnecessary regrets.
Are you a first-time buyer? Don’t be caught off guard by the hidden costs of purchasing your first property.
Purchasing property is an exciting venture but it is important that potential buyers know what the process is.
Since the interest rate cut, there has been more interest in the property market but does Durban, Cape Town or Johannesburg offer buyers more value.
Due to the amenities that they offer, La Lucia, uMhlanga and Durban North are attractive to property buyers.
Keep in mind the tax costs when you are buying property for residential or business purposes.
Women first-time buyers outnumber their male counterparts and what they want from a property is completely different too.
The current South African property market is a buyer’s market, but there is still some hope for people looking to sell.
From maintenance costs to insurance, first-time home buyers need to be prepared for the costs associated with owning property.
According to a property expert, people should seize the opportunity to buy or invest in property now.
Potential property buyers need to consider all of the costs associated with buying property before finalising their decision.
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Soweto’s economy is thriving, and citizens enjoy a high standard of living. People continue to buy in this area for a variety of reasons, including affordability and family ties, but it is also a contemporary community with public and private schools.
People looking to buy their first home need to strike a balance between getting the best deal and maintaining a good relationship with the seller.
They are also buying properties that are slightly more expensive.
Being a homeowner can be scary and stressful so you need to know what to expect after you have taken the plunge.
Now is a good time for property buyers to take the plunge as rates are expected to remain steady and then come down.
If the interest rates and inflation remain stable – or better yet, decline in 2024, there could be a flood of pent-up demand hitting the property market.
While it can be tempting to spend your bonus on luxuries such as expensive holidays and lavish Christmas presents, homeowners and buyers should rather make the short-term sacrifice to invest in property.
A number of transformative shifts promise to reshape the way we buy, sell, and experience homes in the new year.
And if you opt to buy or sell a home without employing the services of a real estate professional, there are some things you need to know.
Call it an early festive blessing or miracle, South Africans have been spared the stress of an interest rate hike – for now, at least.