How Zoning Laws Impact Property Use & Value In South Africa
Category Buying and Selling Property
Zoning laws are a cornerstone of urban planning and land use regulation, significantly influencing the development, character and growth of cities and towns.
City of Cape Town’s Struggle: Balancing Eviction and the Rights of the Homeless
Category Legal Information
The City, as the legal owner of all the sites in question, argued that the sites are not fit for human habitation.
Young South Africans May Be Buying Fewer Homes - But They’re Making Their Property Investment Count
Category Buying and Selling Property
South Africa’s new generation of young, would-be homebuyers are eager to set foot on the property ladder
NEWSFLASH: SARB Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged – Prime Rate Remains at 11.75%
Category News Flash - Budget News
This afternoon, the Monetary Policy Committee of the South African Reserve Bank (‘SARB’) convened its fourth meeting of the year.
Co-Buying: A New Way For South Africans To Own Homes
Category Buying and Selling Property
With property prices climbing and economic conditions getting tougher, more South Africans are turning to co-buying as a practical way to own homes.
The PROS and CONS of Renting Out A Garden Cottage
Category Rental Information
Here’s a closer look at what you need to consider before becoming a landlord on your own property.
First-time Homebuyers - The power of choice always seal the best interest rate deal!
Category Buying and Selling Property
Buying a property is also the biggest transaction an average person will do in his or her life.
Cape West Coast Residential Property Market Report – Yzerfontein to Velddrif
Category Town & Suburb Reports - Langebaan
The Cape West Coast stretches across 10 towns, from Yzerfontein in the south to Velddrif in the north, and inland as far as Darling and Hopefield.
South African Residential Rental Market Analysis - Payprop Rental Index Q1 2024
Category Property Market News
Residential rental growth in South Africa entered a period of sustained year-on-year decreases in recent months – slowing to 4.2% (January), 3.8% (February)
Stellenbosch Residential Property Sales - Market Report
Category Property Report - Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch is the second-largest residential property market in the Cape Winelands by Rand value after Somerset West (R4,681 billion)