Property Market

As private developers dominate housing and estate levies soar, South Africans risk trading true property ownership and generational wealth for a costly illusion.

While schools like Hilton College charge the country's highest fees, an analysis of campus land value shows that urban schools like Bishops and St Stithians hold fortunes worth…

Standard Bank has teamed up with corporate finance advisory firm Java Capital, anticipating a multi-year revival in South Africa's commercial real estate market despite…

Steven Bartlett's decision to list his Bishopscourt mansion for R189m—nearly double what he paid two years ago—sparks vital questions about foreign capital and property pricing…

2025 didn’t see a boom but it was not a bust

We are in an era where the smartest investment decisions are those that align with environmental reality

Interest rates will probably remain much higher than their pre-pandemic average, as the Reserve Bank guards against ongoing inflation risks

The pandemic and lockdowns sped up existing trends and introduced new ones that affect supply and demand

Cape Town’s luxury property market was ranked second on the Prime International Residential Index 100, which tracks the value of luxury homes

Part of the market is waiting for more clarity from the government, but experts hope that panic selling can be avoided.

More people are selling to upgrade and house prices are set to increase.

Zimbabweans working outside the country are contributing to a property boom and investors are banking on them purchasing in high-end suburbs.

Soaring purchases of gold bullion and the rising jewellery sales are helping China become the world’s biggest market for gold.

The housing market will start recovering gradually in the second half of this year, Absa’s latest House Price Index released on Wednesday showed.

The outlook for the residential property market in 2009 remains bleak, Absa said on Thursday.