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Interest rate decision a welcome reprieve for economy and housing market
The decision by the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee to retain the repo rate at 7% (home loan base rate of 10.5%) is a welcome reprieve for the economy and housing market.
A victory for property owners
Terrific news for the property market. A recent court judgment has indicated that owners will no longer be liable for historical municipal debt on their property.
New sectional title legislation: What property owners and investors must know
New legislation that was gazetted last month has major implications for the budgets and administration of sectional title schemes. Find out how they will affect you.
Protecting your finances in a no-growth economy
Find out what can be done to ensure that you can hang on to your existing home – or perhaps even become a homeowner for the first time in the current economy.
Small homes are offering the largest gains
Who said size doesn’t matter? Smaller homes are proving to be savvy investments, with greater returns in comparison to medium or large sized homes.
South Africa’s crime hotspots – and how to stay safe
Recently released crime stats show that crime still remains stubbornly high. Here are a few cost-effective security measures that you can implement at your home.
Repo rate decision a timeous spring boost for home buyers
Dr Andrew Golding, CE of the Pam Golding Property group, said that South Africa’s housing market continues to demonstrate maturity and ongoing resilience.
Latest figures point to a troubled economy
A drop in retail sales and new car sales, together with food inflations are signs that the economy is stagnating.
Water woes for Johannesburg residents
Residents of Johannesburg will be hit with large water bills if they do not stick to the water restrictions that have been imposed by the municipality.
The benefits of multigenerational and dual living homes
Innovative housing solutions, like multigenerational living and dual living, are increasing in demand and proving to be beneficial during tough economic times.