Category Rental Property
If you want to rent a property in current market conditions, you'll have to fork out an average of R13 000 upfront according to the PayProp Rental Index.
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Buy-to-let market still not 'shooting the lights out'
Category Investing
The buy-to-let market continues to remain stable but is not expected to 'shoot the lights out'
Banks reluctance to finance large bonds to self-employed people are not unreasonable.
Category Residential Property
Most South African bond originators have to regularly deal with complaints from self-employed people who have experienced difficulties in obtaining bond finance
Consumers shift focus to home buying.
Category Property Market
One of the constraining factors for vehicle sales in SA may be the shift towards a greater focus on home buying
Smaller houses show strongest growth.
Category Property Market
The report analyses FNB's house price indices for different sizes of full- and sectional title homes and finds that the prices
Credit Amnesty - what is your responsibility?
Category Finance
Michelle Dickens, founder and managing director of registered credit bureau, TPN, answers the top questions on everyone’s minds:
Municipal rates and taxes an ever-increasing burden on property owners
Category Finance
Latest research into municipal rates and taxes confirms what landlords already know: municipal rates and taxes cost twice as much as they did a decade ago
Looking into the 2014 property market.
Category Property Market
The year 2014 is going to be a good year for residential property and those aware of the market trends should be buying right now say Bill Rawson.
5 Buying Secrets from Property Investors.
Category Investing
When starting out as a property investor a lack of knowledge can lead to costly mistakes.
Budget 2014 not property-friendly
Category Residential Property
Finance minister Pravin Gordhan was walking an election "tightrope" when he presented the Budget and has done well to keep his balance..
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