Insight
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2.6KOP ED: Cape Town CBD – A compelling blueprint for cities in decline
Tim Harris writes that the preservation of Cape Town's CBD provided a solid base for increasing global competitiveness, and is an inspiration...
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2.1KPayProp Rental Index – Limpopo and Western Cape lead rental growth in Q4 2024
Limpopo and the Western Cape lead in rental growth for Q4 2024 – this is according to the PayProp Rental Index for...
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1.8KBudget postponement reaction – Business – Lew Geffen
Lew Geffen comments that business cannot, and will not, get behind this government and 2025’s budget unless it is a total turn-around...
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2.0KThe Expropriation Act – A Solution to South Africa’s Land Reform Challenges?
Webber Wentzel’s Ayanda Khumalo and Nkosinathi Thema dissect the Expropriation Act – they say it does not grant the state any additional...
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1.2KDynamic landscape anticipated for real estate sector in 2025 – Golding/Savills
Savills’ latest Global Risks Report highlights that geopolitical risks dominate concerns for 2025 - Dr Andrew Golding comments.
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717Quantity Surveyors critical to SONA infrastructure ambitions – ASAQS
ASAQS Executive Director Nolubabalo Tsolo believes the involvement of skilled quantity surveyors will be instrumental in achieving goals set out in the...
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1.5KExpropriation Act no cause for concern to residential property, says Seeff
Samuel Seeff says that while the Expropriation Act provides for expropriation at nil-compensation, there are checks and balances contained in the Act.
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884More repo rate insights from the experts
Rainmaker Marketing’s Director Stefan Botha and auctioneer Joff van Reenen offer their insights on the repo rate cut.
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2.4KRepo rate commentary – The experts speak
Pam Golding Property group, ooba Group, Tyson Properties, Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty, Rawson Property Group, High Street Auctions, Landsdowne Property Group...
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1.6KProperty market expected to gain momentum as interest rates likely to drop
Herschel Jawitz of Jawitz Properties says that South Africans can look forward to a further interest rate cut of .25% this week.
