
Buy now or miss out!
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In a decisive move that could reshape the real estate landscape in Johannesburg, the South African Reserve Bank has cut interest rates by 25 basis points...

Potential positives for property in US tariff increase
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The United States' decision to impose a 30% tariff on all South African imports from 1 August is poised to have significant effects for the economy and the prop

City of Johannesburg property market chaos
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Johannesburg homeowners are urged to try as soon as possible to obtain the approved building plans for their properties – or face the prospect of having to

Rising Home Prices in Cape Town: A Challenge For First-Time Buyers
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Houses are simply getting more expensive – positive for sellers – yet leaving prospective first-time buyers out in the cold and stuck in the rental market.

Rebosa believes Section 34 of the National Heritage Resources Act is outdated
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The National Heritage Resources Act dates back to 1999, and gives power to the relevant Provincial Heritage Resources Authority (PHRA) to identify, manage, and

Pedal power for residents association patrollers.
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The Constantia Village Residents Association (CVRA) received two new bicycles and branded uniforms for their security spotters.

Is there a case for ‘Smart’ over ‘Spacious’ housing?
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First-time home buyers (FTB) are choosing ‘smarter’ homes over ‘spacious’ properties, e.g., typically one, or two-bedroom properties up to 116m².

Rate Cut 2025
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The latest rate cut (and possible last cut for 2025) will boost the property market.

Don’t wait any longer to buy or invest in Jo’burg
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Today’s interest rate cuts underline the urgency with which buyers and investors should be purchasing properties in Johannesburg, says Denese Zaslansky, CEO of

Positives stack up for Jo’burg real estate market
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The weather in Johannesburg may be getting colder as winter rolls in, but the city’s property market continues to heat up rapidly, driven by lower interest rate