All posts tagged "Pam Golding Property Group"
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3.8KResidentialWestern Cape’s housing market
The Western Cape features prominently in the latest Pam Golding Residential Property Index, remaining the strongest major regional market with…
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1.8KProperty FinanceDespite interest rate headwinds, residential property market remains resilient
The further increase of 75bps in the repo rate announced by the Monetary Policy Committee today (22 September 2022) is…
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1.8KAuctionsProperty auctions re-imagined
Making property auctions more accessible to home buyers If lockdowns have taught us anything, it is that technological and digital…
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3.2KCommercialMajor sponsorship for the Baxter Theatre through Pam Golding Properties’ CSI programme
Cape Town’s iconic and much-loved Baxter Theatre has received a boost with a five-year sponsorship from the Pam Golding Property…
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1.4KProperty NewsYounger homebuyers to the fore
Younger homebuyers invigorate residential property market in smaller towns Historically, statistical reports on residential property price appreciation and market activity…
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2.0KNewsHigh-end properties in demand
Despite sluggish sales during 2020, interest in the luxury residential market has surged over recent months, making the market outlook for high-end...
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3.6KNewsIncreased demand for luxury homes
One of the noticeable trends in the residential property market this year has been a discernible uptick in demand for luxury homes...
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2.2KInternationalForeign buyers interest in SA real estate – curtailed tourism has negative impact
Picture: Myles Wakefield of Wakefields Real Estate; Herschel Jawitz, CEO of Jawitz Properties Danie Keet Foreign real estate investors are…
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1.4KInternationalForeign buyers interest in SA property market and real estate
Picture: Richard Gray of Harcourts Last week Dr Andrew Golding, CEO of the Pam Golding Property Group, shared his views…
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2.1KNewsRepo rate to hold, but one in five experts think the rate should change
Picture: Dr Elna Moolman Almost 97% of economists in South Africa expect the SARB to hold the repo rate, but…
