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Comment from Adrian Goslett of RE/MAX Southern Africa, on the National Budget
The news that the transfer duty threshold has been increased from R500,000 to R600,000 can only be good for first-time and entry-level buyers.
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Adrian Goslett
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03 Mar 2011
Is the stability of property prices a veneer?
As safe as houses is a term we were brought up with, but is the relative stability in the property market just a thin veneer hiding a much more sinister quagmire?
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Justin Clarke
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23 Feb 2011
Estate agent survey reveals improvement in demand
First National Bank’s (FNB) recently released 4th Quarter 2010 Estate Agent Survey shows that the property market ended last year on a better note than 2009.
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Adrian Goslett
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15 Feb 2011
Economic Real Estate Trends For 2011
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Private Property Reporter
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20 Jan 2011
Latest Property Development Trends For 2011
As a nation, we are becoming more budget conscious, with the credit crunch biting hard over the past couple of years. We still have to eat and live somewhere, and although property development is not as flamboyant and spectacular ...
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Private Property Reporter
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13 Jan 2011
The property cycle - where exactly are we?
As 2010 draws to a close, Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, takes a look at where South Africa’s property market is in the property cycle and what this means for buyers and sellers.
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Adrian Goslett
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21 Dec 2010
South African house prices remain affordable
Since interest rates remain at historically low levels and house prices are starting to stabilise, homeownership is becoming more and more affordable.
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Adrian Goslett
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15 Dec 2010
FUNDAMENTALS STILL FAVOUR PROPERTY
It’s a warm fuzzy feeling that hangs over the property sector this Christmas, thanks to our improving economy and a more stable world outlook.
As predicted the Reserve bank gave us another boost lowering interest rates again ...
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Justin Clarke
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01 Dec 2010
Today, Tomorrow, Together
SA’s current affordable housing backlog, estimated at 2.3m is attracting new innovations by big lenders, ensuring sustainable market share in the future. One such innovation is Absa’s establishment in 2007 of an investment fund ...
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Property Professional
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11 Nov 2010
The Real Value of Julius Malema’s House
Most people dream about living at an exclusive address in one of South Africa’s most sought after suburbs. While property experts will often advise that the most important consideration when buying a property is the location, ...
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Private Property Reporter
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04 Nov 2010