Category Property
We are pleased to share key insights from the Quarter 1 Rode Report 2025 (www.rodemedia.co.za), focusing on the South African property market.
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How a SARB Rate Cut Could Boost the South African Property Market
Category Property
As the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) prepares to announce its latest interest rate decision, the property market is poised for a potential uplift.
Winter Rain - Essential Tips for Community Scheme Trustees and Building Managers
Category Property
Winter Rain in the Western Cape - Essential Tips for Community Scheme Trustees and Building Managers
Mastering Sectional Title Living in South Africa: A Guide for Owners
Category Sectional Title
Living in a sectional title scheme offers fantastic perks - from shared amenities to enhanced security
VAT Increase Reversal: What It Means for the South African Property Market
Category Property
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced the reversal of the proposed VAT hike, keeping the rate at 15% instead of increasing it to 15.5% on 1 Ma
The Impact of a 0.5% VAT Increase on South Africa's Property Market: What It Means for property
Category Property
As South Africa grapples with economic challenges, even small changes in fiscal policy can have far-reaching effects.
Perspective on South Africa's Real Estate Landscape
Category Property
South Africa's real estate market is set to experience significant growth, fuelled by technological advancements, anticipated interest rate reductions.
The Importance of Compliant Community Scheme Property Management
Category Property
With the growing number of community schemes, the need for professional and compliant property management has never been more critical.
The Positive Impact of Interest Rate Cuts on South Africa's Property Market
Category Property
The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is poised to deliver its third consecutive 25-basis point rate cut on 30 January 2025.
Moving Forward to 2025 - Cape Town Property in review
Category Property
The property market in 2024 witnessed significant growth, spurred by a combination of stabilising economic factors.
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