Whether you're buying, selling, or renting, a good agent or finance expert can help you plan around the current rate rather than waiting on the next one – and put you a step ahead when the cuts do come.
The SARB's Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the repo rate at 7%. The committee agreed that the outlook is uncertain, and with the rate increase at their previous meeting, the policy stance is appropriate for now, with rates somewhat...
The KwaZulu-Natal coastal residential belt has become a rental investor’s dream, driven by high demand, stable growth, strong yields, and affordable house prices.
When REAL Realty officially launched on 4 March 2026, it was more than the introduction of another real estate company. It marked the beginning of an independent property brand built around one simple belief: people make brands. Brands do not...
Cape Town's city centre is entering a new era, as the city's most discerning residents draw convenience, comfort and architectural presence into a single connected address. At the heart of that shift sits Bree Street, and at 142 Bree Street, The...
Financial priorities may also change after the arrival of children. Instead of focusing solely on lifestyle benefits, many homebuyers start viewing property through a long-term lens, prioritising stability, future value, and homes that can...
Understanding property transfer costs helps South African homebuyers to budget properly and avoid unexpected expenses during the purchasing process.
Blok’s 22nd development, THIRTEENONUP, is positioned in the sought-after Cape Town neighbourhood, Green Point. Here life settles into a gentle rhythm between the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain National Park. Each day unfolds in layers of calm,...
The sellers who come out ahead are almost always the ones who pause, look at their actual numbers, and make a decision based on their personal situation, not on what the headlines are saying.
Cape Town’s most established urban neighbourhoods continue to experience strong demand. Limited available stock and sustained interest from young professionals, students, and investors have made well-located property increasingly scarce in areas...
As property prices in South Africa’s traditional coastal hotspots continue to rise, buyers are increasingly turning their attention toward smaller secondary coastal towns that offer lifestyle appeal, stronger value, and long term growth potential.
For years, South Africans viewed dual-living properties as niche investments, but that is changing rapidly as buyers look for greater flexibility, affordability and long-term value from their homes.
Property for sale in Pretoria East continues to attract first-time buyers seeking affordable starter homes, as well as empty-nesters looking to downsize. With its diverse housing market, the area perfectly accommodates these changing lifestyle...
The property market often moves in cycles, with periods that favour buyers and periods that favour sellers. While these changing conditions can influence negotiation dynamics, they do not completely determine the outcome of a property transaction.
As rental costs continue to rise across many parts of South Africa, increasing numbers of tenants are reconsidering whether a monthly housing budget of around R15,000 may be better spent on purchasing a property rather than continuing to rent.
The Property24 ChatGPT app allows users to discover property listings across South Africa through a simple, natural conversation. Whether you are looking to buy, rent, or just browse the market, the integration allows you to communicate exactly...
Located at 29 Scott Street, Waverley, this upgraded commercial precinct offers a practical, highly visible and well-connected business address, with office options designed to suit owner-occupiers, investors, professional firms and growing...
The increase underlines the need for home buyers to approach the market strategically, particularly if economists are correct in saying that rates may not start declining again until next year.
The SARB's Monetary Policy Committee decided to increase the repo rate by 25 basis points to 7%, bringing the prime lending rate to 10.50% effective from 29 May.
A significant shift is on the horizon for Cape Town’s short-term rental market, as the City of Cape Town proposes updates to its rates policy aimed at creating greater fairness across the commercial accommodation sector.
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