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Western Cape Increases Share Of SA Property Market To 27% & Gauteng Drops From 43% to 39%

A weak South African economy and high interest rates impacted on the South African residential property market

BREAKING NEWS: Interest Rates Kept Unchanged by SA Reserve Bank - Prime Rate Remains 11.75%

The South African Reserve Bank's (SARB) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on Thursday, 21 September voted to keep interest rates on hold.

TPN Rental Report - Number Of Residential Tenants In Good Standing Declined For 3 Quarters In A Row

Despite weak consumer disposable income levels due to rising and high interest rates

Is SA Residential Rental Market Ready For Rental Increases?

It's official: inflation in South Africa is down! In May 2023, headline consumer inflation fell to 6.3% from 6.8% in April 2023, and is now the lowest it's been

BREAKING NEWS: SA Reserve Bank Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged - Prime Rate Remains 11.75%

The SA Reserve Bank's monetary policy committee left interest rates unchanged

Prime Lending Rate Increased By Reserve Bank From 11.25% to 11.75%

As economists and investment specialists expected, the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) hiked the prime rate for a 10th consecutive time

Snapshot Of First-time Homeowners In SA Residential Property Market

First-time homeowners in South Africa are according to Lightstone entering the market at a later or older age than ever before - they spend more on their houses

Landlords Needs To Make Rental Property Stand Out - Despite Hiked Demand In SA

The South African consumers' belt tightening in a weak economic environment has led to a cyclical reaction against unnecessary spending, due to i.a. rising inte

80% Of SA's Top 10 Suburbs With Highest Property Values Are In The Cape Town Area

Cape Town and surrounding areas have 8 of the Top 10 suburbs and estates in South Africa when it comes to highest average property values - based on sales trans

Average SA Residential Rent Up By 3,4% To R8 175 - 18,1% Tenants Still In Arrears

In 2022, the rental market continued to recover from the low rental growth rates recorded in most of 2020 and 2021 because of the global pandemic.
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