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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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.
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South Africans are rushing to buy property in a small town in the Eastern Cape
New data shows that this small Eastern Cape town recorded one of the highest numbers of sales in 2025.
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11 suburbs where South Africa’s young middle class want to live – and what they’re paying
These are the 11 suburbs in South Africa where the country’s young ’emerging’ middle class are buying up property.
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The ‘stress-free’ city booming in South Africa
Bloemfontein’s property market remains the cheapest among all of South Africa’s metros, making it incredibly popular with young buyers.
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Lightstone | Property | Seeff
The city in South Africa with 12 estates where millionaires want to live
One South African city is quickly becoming a luxury estate hotpot, drawing corporate employees, diplomats and international buyers.
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The Western Cape town where average house prices increased from R990,000 to R2 million
This town in the Cape Winelands has seen property values more than double over the past decade, with no signs of the boom slowing down.
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Markus Jooste’s Cape mansion expected to sell for over R100 million
Markus Jooste’s massive Hermanus estate is on the market, with Seeff expecting the property to sell for over R100 million.
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ooba | Pam Golding | Property | Seeff | Tyson Properties
Tough break for homeowners in South Africa
South Africa’s property market says the Reserve Bank’s latest decision to hold interest rates is another missed opportunity from the central bank to bring relief to bondholders and to boost the economy.
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Namibia | Property | Seeff | South Africa | Sovereign Group
Rich South Africans are buying homes in one of the safest countries in Africa
More wealthy South Africans are buying up property across the border, in one of the safest countries in Africa, for tax benefits and permanent residency.