R155bn state property plan could reshape SA economy
South Africa’s R155bn state property plan could unlock asset value, cut leasing costs, and drive urban renewal if government executes effectively
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Rates on hold as fuel shock clouds rate cut path
SARB holds rates as fuel-driven inflation risks cloud rate cut hopes, while South Africa’s property market stays stable but affordability stays tight
Fuel shock to hit SA & Property: Rates risk, costs surge - Don’t panic, position
Fuel shock may lift inflation, delay rate cuts and squeeze property affordability, but disciplined investors can still protect returns through cash flow and location
SA Property at a Turning Point: What investors must know
SA property faces a turning point as oil risks, regional shifts and infrastructure-led growth reshape housing demand, affordability and investor strategy
Is South African property still a smart investment?
Is SA property still smart in 2026? Real returns lag inflation, but rentals, lifestyle nodes and industrial shine. Invest for income, diversify smartly today
Middle East oil shock could hit SA homes and property
Middle East oil shock could push Brent above $100, lifting SA inflation and rates, squeezing budgets and slowing home purchases, credit spending and tourism
2026 set to mark peak in House Price Growth
John Loos forecasts 2026 as the peak in SA house price growth at 6.0%, with modest rate cuts supporting demand and oil risks threatening inflation
Budget 2026: Turning point but SA must take the next step
Budget 2026 eased tax pressure and lifted confidence, but Dawie Roodt says growth depends on policy reform, investment and functional municipal delivery
South Africa’s Economy: Tough fixes, real reasons for hope
SA’s economy shows real recovery signs as rates ease and tourism rebounds, but construction and municipal failures still threaten housing supply
SONA signals renewed confidence for SA property market
SONA signals renewed confidence for SA property as infrastructure investment, municipal reform and stability support growth and investor activity
Investor of the Year 2026 calls SA’s top property investors forward
Investor of the Year 2026 invites SA’s top property investors to gain national recognition for performance, impact and credibility beyond marketing hype
Inner-City explosions expose Johannesburg infrastructure crisis
Inner-city explosions expose Johannesburg’s infrastructure crisis as JPOMA warns deferred maintenance and mismanagement now pose serious public safety risks
