One in four rental applicants flagged high-risk amid household cash crunch.
South Africa’s latest 25-basis-point rate increase is expected to test affordability and slow activity, although property groups say demand remains resilient in parts of the market
Seeff Property Group chairman Samuel Seeff says the Reserve Bank should hold the repo rate this week, warning that another increase would put further pressure on households,…
Attacq lifted its full-year dividend by 17.2% as higher occupancy and rental renewals increased distributable income, despite a decline in reported profit.
Hyprop reported stronger trading across its South African and Eastern European malls, lifting FY2026 distributable income by 13.7% and total dividends by 14.4%.
While full-title properties still make up the largest part of the property base, the growing role of sectional-title development is significant., as is
As pump prices surge, home buyers are forced to recalculate the true cost of suburban living versus urban proximity.
Using real indicators such as building approvals and tenders, this means the pipeline has increased by more than R13bn, or 7.4% year-on-year.
Redefine Properties recalibrates its approach to the property market, with strategic investments to meet the challenges of a world shaped by change.
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South Africa may not be building enough homes to meet future demand.
South Africans weigh the costs of buying against the flexibility of renting.
NEPI Rockcastle has reported a 3.5% increase in interim distributable earnings.
As municipalities raise rates amidst declining infrastructure, property owners face an unsustainable financial burden that threatens local economies.
As South Africa approves more homes for construction, buyers face a tightening market with fewer options, leading to increased competition and pricing pressures for agents.
Explore how rising costs and changing demographics are reshaping homeownership in South Africa, leaving younger generations questioning their future in the property market.
