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There is nothing stagnant about the property industry and Private Property will keep you in the loop through its dedicated Property News portal. Important elements such as whether it’s a buyers’ or sellers’ market, industry trends, and property news specific to South Africa are covered in this section.

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Supplementary budget response
News

Supplementary budget response

The supplementary budget tabled by finance minister Tito Mboweni gives indication that interest rates will be lowered again next month.

KZN North Coast: The next big boom area in South Africa
News

KZN North Coast: The next big boom area in South Africa

The KZN North Coast is predicted to be the next big boom area in South Africa

Tips for creating your own private wine cellar
Lifestyle and Decor

Tips for creating your own private wine cellar

For those within the luxury market, a private wine cellar at home has never been more appealing to buyers than it is now.

What will the show day of the future look like?
News

What will the show day of the future look like?

Many of the protocols around COVIS-19 will likely continue, and this will forever change the landscape of the property show day.

Renting for life
News

Renting for life

‘Sell-to-rent retirees’ may be creating a new trend

Through The Lockdown Levels: The Rental Market in South Africa
News

Through The Lockdown Levels: The Rental Market in South Africa

As the property market begins to operate again, the rental market looks a little different to how we expected it to.

Supplementary Budget – The impact on property
News

Supplementary Budget – The impact on property

Focus on infrastructure projects, job creation and improved spending controls to create a sustainable future.

The problem with fixing your interest rate
Property Advice

The problem with fixing your interest rate

Don’t fix your rate – reduce your bond balance

What to do with your interest rate savings
Property Advice

What to do with your interest rate savings

Create savings or start a small business? Here’s what to do with your interest rate savings.