In August, reports indicated that the high-end property market had fallen deeper into deflation. Looks like things haven’t improved.
The FNB House Price Index for the second quarter of 2019 has been released, and many of the areas that once guaranteed property growth are slowing dramatically.
If you’re keen to dabble in some luxury property, this is the best buyers’ market in decades. Who has R25 million or so to play around with?
If you’re tired of the admin of owning a regular mansion, you can now downscale to what property folk are calling a ‘micro mansion’.
According to the latest Cape Town Sub-Regional House Price index, we’re looking at the slowest growth rate since the end of 2009.
Property group Knight Frank have released their 2019 Wealth report, part of which focuses on the luxury residential property market and the cost of property around the world.
If you’re looking for a place to call home, to indulge in fine living, and have got 13 and a half grand to spend each month, this apartment is right up your alley.
For the first time in the best part of a decade, the Cape Town property market is feeling the pinch. That’s affecting rental prices, too.
The Cape Quarter has been in refurbishment mode since 2013, but now its owners have announced what we can expect to happen next.
Cape Town boasts some of the country’s most sought after spots, and if you want to snap this one up you’ll need a cool R200 million.
Yes, that is South African Rands. Now anyone who has taken a cursory look at the FT Weekend’s property section will be well aware of how inexpensive that price tag really is. You know, in REAL terms.
Take a look inside the Mother City’s new R1 million “micro” apartments. They’re pretty perfect if you’re not into having that much space.
It’s always nice to put on the imaginary “I have money to blow” cap to take a look at what’s out there, and if you feel like joining in then check this out.
We know it’s only becoming harder to break into the Cape Town property market, and then there’s the thorny issue of gentrification to deal with.
We know that property prices in Cape Town are quickly getting out of control, but this is some next level stuff. Think it’s worth it?
Let’s imagine for a second you are rolling in the dough and you want to scope out some prime rental property. These two beauts might be just what you are looking for.