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German investors maintain strong interest in South African property
Keen interest shown at an international event in Hamburg has revealed that German investors have a healthy appetite for South African real estate, especially for retirement properties.
How to spot a bargain property
How do you know if a property is a bargain? These are some of the criteria that buyers can use to find a cheap property.
Is buying property in a trust the way to go?
Find out more about the different types of trusts that can be set up and whether it is always the best option to house your assets.
What buyers in the affordable property market should look for
Many South Africans take their first steps on the property ladder in the affordable property market. These first-time buyers should follow this advice for investing this market.
How to attract high end tenants
The number of tenants looking for upmarket accommodation is rising and landlords who want to target this market should know what they look for in property.
Plett property market in a league of its own
After two consecutive record-breaking years and a stellar first quarter, Plettenberg Bay is proving to be one of South Africa’s most resilient housing markets.
Give yourself a head start on your home loan deposit
Saving for the deposit on a home is like training for a marathon – the earlier you start and the more regularly you run, the better, so that your body has time to adjust to the strain.
10 Joburg suburbs where the average home costs under R1m
Affordability is a major concern for home buyers and most are looking for great value when they buy property. We've compiled a list of middle class suburbs where the average home costs less than R1m.
Growing buyer demand for fixer-uppers in Highlands North
Affordable fixer-uppers in the Highlands North and Highlands North Extension areas are in extremely high demand due to its central location, good sized stands and outstanding value.
How the tough economy could change home buying patterns
A struggling economy will increase urbanisation and intensify the demand for homes close to work, shops and schools.