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The property has incredible ocean views as it sits on the cliffs of Kwaaiwater which overlooks Walker Bay.
Homeownership can be significantly impacted by age, as it affects your ability to secure a home loan, but it can be done.
Selling you property? This is how you can attract potential buyers in the changing market.
The average price of a house in Elands Bay was R400,000 in 2014, but 10 years later and the price of houses has sky-rocketed to R1. 25 million.
Is this the time to buy property? The suburbs of Noordhoek and Hout Bay in the Western Cape are exploding when it comes to property value.
The average selling price for a house in Clifton has soared to R43. 9 million this year based on sales data.
Thinking of putting property on the market, then summer is the best time to do so.
The Northern Cape has become a hotspot for property investors.
Seeff Property Group agents, along with data from Lightstone Property, say millennials (individuals born between 1977 and 1994) are immensely active in the South African property market, making up between 30% and 42% of all property purchases.
If you looking for affordable housing, then it seems that Johannesburg may be the best spot for South Africans on a budget.
The Monetary Policy Committee is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, but what impact will that have on the SA consumers?
In different areas, buyers are able to pick and choose from a wide selection of options that you as a seller has to compete with.
Potential property buyers need to consider all of the costs associated with buying property before finalising their decision.
House Zai, the most expensive property in Cape Town’s Southern Suburbs is on the market for the first time at R107 million
The best we can hope for is an unchanged rate, but some economists predict it will go up.
Millennials now comprise up to 42% of all property purchasers, especially in the main urban areas, according to Lightstone, which provides information, valuations and market intelligence on properties across SA.
Semigration is no longer just a buzzword, it has become an economic reality in the property market in Cape Town and the Western Cape.
People want to live and invest in neighbourhoods which are orderly and well maintained.
14% of property sales in the R2. 6m to R3. 6m range are by people who are emigrating. Bonny Fourie reports
The opulence South Africa’s luxury properties offer, in addition to the climate and scenery in our high-end suburbs, makes buying here an easy choice for those who have euros, pounds or Swedish krona to spend.
The new Property Practitioner’s Act 2019 brings a number of changes to the industry including updating the title of estate agents from ’estate agent’ to ’property practitioner’.