Market

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.

Market Industry Private Property South Africa
What home buyers are looking for
News

What home buyers are looking for

Home buyers' needs are changing and smarter, greener and simpler homes are on the cards for the near future.

Now might not be the best time to sell
News

Now might not be the best time to sell

Property owners who are looking to sell, might want to wait until the market improves. Here's how to protect your property investment in a sluggish market.

4 hottest areas in the Cape
News

4 hottest areas in the Cape

These 4 areas have shown significant increases in popularity over the last few years, making them prime investment areas.

Why property markets slow down before elections
News

Why property markets slow down before elections

It's not uncommon for the property market to reach a bit of a standstill leading up to a national election. Here's why this happens.

Buyer’s Guide: Kimberley
Lifestyle and Decor

Buyer’s Guide: Kimberley

Looking to buy a home in the ‘city of diamonds’? Find out everything you need to know about Kimberley’s property scene.

Should you save or pay off your home loan?
Property Advice

Should you save or pay off your home loan?

Is it better to pay off debt or put money into a savings account?

Most popular suburbs to rent in JHB
News

Most popular suburbs to rent in JHB

The rental market in Johannesburg is booming and these are the most popular areas to rent in.

How do bond originators make money?
Property Advice

How do bond originators make money?

Learn how bond originators make their money, and how it does not affect consumer bond interest rates.

Enormous growth happening in KZN
News

Enormous growth happening in KZN

The North Coast of KZN is going from strength to strength. The question is, how long will it take before property prices grow to match the level of development in this region?