
Women Take the Lead in Property Ownership in SA
Women now account for nearly 40% of sole property purchases in SA, leading the market in affordable homes, secure estates, and long-term investment

Women now account for nearly 40% of sole property purchases in SA, leading the market in affordable homes, secure estates, and long-term investment

SA REITs dipped 1.0 percent in June amid profit-taking but strong fundamentals and dividend growth outlook support optimism through 2026 and beyond

Green-certified properties outperform with higher returns, lower vacancies, and rising demand, making sustainability a key driver in South Africa’s real estate market

South Africa's housing market faces slow growth in 2025, with house price inflation capped at 3.5% amid economic uncertainty and weak investment

Johannesburg's residential property market has experienced mixed fortunes over the past six years

South African consumers are feeling upbeat with their confidence in the future of residential property climbing to 87% in the final quarter of 2024 - the highest level recorded in a decade with the dominance of first-time buyers in the market relative to other segments an ongoing trend

The FNB House Price Index rose to 1.2% y/y in January, reflecting a gradual recovery in the housing market

TPN Credit Bureau's latest Vacancy Survey Report reveals that rental vacancies decreased to 5.07% in Q3 2024, down from 6.72% in Q2

FNB/BER Building Confidence Index holds at 40 in Q4 2024, with main contractors seeing growth despite challenges and mixed sector outlook.

South Africa's residential property investment is cooling, with declining investor activity, especially in non-metro areas, but opportunities remain in metro markets.

