Goodbye Western Cape – big shift in where middle-class South Africans want to live
More middle-class South Africans are turning away from the Western Cape for property.
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More middle-class South Africans are turning away from the Western Cape for property.
Faerie Glen Shopping Centre in Pretoria is undergoing a significant redevelopment, with the mall set to add a new restaurant hub.
Just Property CEO Paul Stevens described the current residential property market as “the great downsizing,” in which homeowners are choosing smaller, more efficient homes amid cost pressures.
An entire Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape is selling for $8.9 million (R145 million).
Property experts have reported that the property market in a small town is experiencing significant growth, driven by families of children attending prestigious schools in the town.
Fleurhof Mall in Johannesburg is nearing completion, and will bring retail to one of the city’s largest residential projects.
Bondev, the developer behind the successful Midstream Estate, is building a new shopping centre featuring a play area half the size of a rugby field.
A small agricultural town in Mpumalanga has been voted as one of the best places to live in South Africa.
Eva August, the CEO of Century 21 South Africa, says buyers and investors are starting to flock to KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast.
A small town in the Karoo is going under the hammer next month, offering the chance to own a historic, authentic Karoo village.