Property Finance
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6.1KFive Defining Property Trends for 2026
Supported by positive macroeconomic factors – including a series of interest rate cuts, subdued inflation, and South Africa’s exit from…
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1.7KSA REITs Annual Return Caps Remarkable 2025 with 38.6% Gain
SA REITs annual return figures underline a landmark year for South Africa’s listed property sector, as the industry builds momentum…
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1.3K2025 MTBPS Pivots: A Bold Budget Speech Driving Infrastructure and Interest Rate Relief
Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 2025 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) has been delivered, and for the property industry, the message is…
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942Interest rates, lending criteria – What property investors should know in 2025
TUHF’s Khumbulani Chikomo says property entrepreneurs need to understand key aspects of their investment journey - managing interest rate fluctuations and meeting...
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1.6KTo loan or refinance – Make the right choice when renovating your home
Wendy Beaumont, Executive for Unsecured Lending at Nedbank, explains the fundamentals of personal loans and refinancing, and highlights the pros and cons...
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909Repo rate pre-announcement predictions from BetterBond
BetterBond’s Bradd Bendall comments on the upcoming repo rate announcement – he shares that the residential property sector continues to show encouraging...
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875Untying the property knot – What happens to our home loan if we separate?
What happens to your home loan if the relationship ends, well, every co-ownership agreement needs a formal contract to safeguard all interests.
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1.4KWhy short-term loans could cost you your dream home – Sentinel Homes
Frequent short-term borrowing could be a black mark against you when applying for a home loan – so says Renier…
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817BridgeWorks and e4 transform property transfers with bridging finance integration
A new collaboration between e4 Transfers and BridgeWorks provides convenient access to bridging finance for conveyancing attorneys and estate agents.
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1.0KRate cut offers homeowners breathing room – but expert urges buyers to shop smart
Michael-Anne Abrahams warns that interest rate cuts shouldn't lead to rushed decisions, affordability should still be one’s starting point.
