
Boland’s golden triangle draws buyers to the Winelands
Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek are drawing families, expats, investors and retirees. Pam Golding’s Annien Borg on where the R4m–R8m bracket buys what — and what investors should weigh.

Paarl, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek are drawing families, expats, investors and retirees. Pam Golding’s Annien Borg on where the R4m–R8m bracket buys what — and what investors should weigh.

South Africa’s 60-plus population is growing twice as fast as the rest, and KZN is drawing people from other provinces. Auria Senior Living’s Barry Kaganson on why the North Coast appeals.

Balwin goes private in a R2.26bn deal with the GEPF and PIC: R4.35 a share for shareholders, founders reinvesting, and a plan to speed up a 30,000-home pipeline.

Buy-to-let is rebounding in South Africa, but new investors must master cash flow, leverage, vacancies, costs and tax before building a property portfolio

Cape Town homes are selling faster and closer to asking prices than Johannesburg, highlighting stronger demand, liquidity and seller pricing power today.

Apartments and townhouses are reshaping South Africa’s housing market as buyers prioritise affordability, security, convenience and lower running costs.

Johannesburg buy-to-let yields can reach 16% in parts of Sandton, with low vacancies and R2m-R4m opportunities across prime residential investment nodes

Early occupation can expose buyers and sellers to rising rent, transfer delays, insurance gaps and eviction risks before property registration is complete

Luxury property is taking a bigger share of South Africa’s housing market as Western Cape demand and legal-entity purchases reshape investment activity

Gauteng’s affordable housing and strong first-time buyer demand could drive its next property boom, with location, finance and fundamentals shaping success

Gen Z and older buyers are reshaping South Africa’s property market through co-buying, 100% bonds, sectional title homes and lifestyle estates nationwide

Balwin shareholders back a R1.1bn deal to take the developer private, bringing the GEPF on board and paving the way for an October delisting from the JSE