Goodbye Cape Town – an important group of South Africans are leaving in droves
A recent report noted a reverse semigration trend of skilled young professionals leaving Cape Town.
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South Africa’s largest shopping mall getting R100 million luxury lifestyle development
Fourways Mall will soon add The View, a new luxury lifestyle development that is costing R100 million to develop.
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Syncerus boss speaks on KZN’s big Club Med and Seaton developments
‘We’re tired of being the second cousin to other parts of South Africa,’ says Murray Collins, CEO of newly formed Syncerus Holdings, which owns Collins Residential – the developer behind the landmark new international beach resort and other estates on the burgeoning North Coast.
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Another severe storm warning for homeowners across South Africa
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued another severe storm warning for several parts of the country.
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Major new mall coming to South Africa’s capital
Kings Walk will soon open its doors in the East of Pretoria, with the mall set to serve a massively growing area.
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Big changes for foreigners who own property in South Africa
The 2026 national budget introduced several tax adjustments that have direct implications for foreign nationals who own property in South Africa.
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The tiny ‘cities’ booming across South Africa
Mixed-use developments are booming in South Africa, with strong growth in prices over the last five years.
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South African company buying iconic international mall in deal worth R1.7 billion
JSE-listed Vukile Property Fund is continuing its expansion in Iberia with the acquisition of a 50% stake in the Splau Shopping Centre in Barcelona.
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Dr. Anton Rupert | Drostdy Hotel | Graaff-Reinet | Johann Rupert | Property | SA College for Tourism (SACT)
Inside the iconic South African hotel which billionaire Johann Rupert restored
BusinessTech visited the 5-star Drostdy Hotel in Graaff-Reinet, which was bought and restored by the Rupert Family. It was truly exquisite.
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The small town in South Africa where millionaires are rushing to live
The Garden Route coastal town of Plettenberg Bay experienced a boom in 2025, with property sales breaking records and topping R2.8 billion.