A choice of property

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Private Property website

All of South Africa’s best property in one place. Estate Agents, banks, developers, private sellers and landlords all listing here means the widest variety of property you’ll find anywhere on the web. If it’s your neighbourhood’s top agent you’re looking for, the smell of fresh paint or a sweet, bank deal you’ll find them all here. Register for suburb updates and they may even come looking for you. Visit Private Property...

Guide to buying a home

Step 1: Find out if you qualify for a homeloan.

Firstly you need to know if you qualify for a home loan. We can assist you with out pre-qualification process by calculating what you could afford as well as assist you with the process of applying for a bond when you have found your dream home. Read More...>>

Investing in Rental Property

There are a lot of ways to invest in real estate. Trust me – I made the list of the Top 100 Ways to Invest in Real Estate. However, one of the most tried and true methods of building serious wealth in this world is through investing in rental property. This post is going to look at why rental property can be such a powerful investment tool and how you can begin investing in rental property to start making your future more secure.
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State of South African Property market

The latest issue of Rode’s Report on the SA Property Market reveals a modicum of good news for the industrial property market, says property valuer and economist Erwin Rode of Rode & Associates.

On a national basis, the yearly growth in industrial rentals is slowly heating up, seemingly benefiting from the lagged impact of declining vacancy rates. “In fact, such has been the acceleration in the growth of market rentals in this sector that in the fourth quarter of 2012, prime rentals recorded a nationally averaged growth rate of 7%, with the strongest yearly growth of 9% being achieved in the Cape Peninsula.” Disappointing, however, is that the national average still failed to be in excess of building-cost inflation. “Hence, we are not yet out of the woods,” cautions Rode.

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Adrian Goslett comments on the July interest rate announcement

Adrian Goslett comments on the July interest rate announcement

"Given the fact that consumers have already experienced a massive petrol price increase and electricity tariff over the past month; it came as relief that the Monetary Policy Committee has decided to leave the prime interest rate unchanged at its current figure of 8.5%,"says Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa. 
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