All posts tagged "Featured"
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1.6KInsightPositive outlook for SA’s housing market – Dr Andrew Golding
Dr Andrew Golding comments that activity in the housing market will increase towards year-end as anticipated rate cuts materialise.
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779DevelopmentsTake your pick of homes in new residential developments
From residential estates to apartment block living, DG Properties has a variety of available homes in gorgeous new residential developments.
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5.9KAdvertorialWelcome to The Woodstock: Urban elegance in the heart of Cape Town
The Woodstock is a 32-unit apartment complex offering refined comfort and modern convenience in close proximity to key Cape Town locations.
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849InsightImpact of looming September interest rate cuts on homebuyers
ooba Home Loans CEO Gavin Lomberg unpacks what potential interest rate cuts could mean for both buyers and sellers.
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793NewsVukile concludes oversubscribed R796m unsecured bond issue at record low pricing
Vukile's customer-centric approach in driving value creation for stakeholders, says Chief Executive Officer of Vukile, Laurence Rapp.
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1.6KDevelopmentsShaping township transformation through micro property development
uMaStandi’s Nomfundo Molemohi expands on how property developers can receive support where they invest and contribute to growing township economies.
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1.3KNewsCanal Walk Shopping Centre snags 5-Star Green Star Award
Canal Walk has set a new standard for sustainability, earning top honours with a 5-Star Green Star rating for its environmental performance.
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2.1KLuxuryWedding tourism growth could boost demand for lodge properties
Wedding tourism is on the up - at one point the South African wedding industry was worth an estimated R20 billion per...
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839NewsPayProp Rental Index – good news for agents as rental market rallies in Q2
Johette Smuts from PayProp says that June 2024 was the first time that rental growth has outpaced inflation in almost five years.
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946DécorWhimsical décor – the antidote to austerity
Whimsical décor offers a refreshing and joyous alternative and antithesis to the austerity of our times, says Yael Geffen.
