Why Home Loans after 60 are a losing Battle
Most banks won’t lend past 60. Understand the 75-rule, pension income limits, and what to do before retirement to secure your final home
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Stronger Rand, softer prices signal sixth rate cut ahead
Home loan applications soar as the rand strengthens and inflation cools. Signs point to a sixth rate cut boosting first-time buyers and housing recovery
Business Partners: Funding that backs you, not collateral
Get growth and property finance up to R50 million from Business Partners Limited holistic funding based on performance, not collateral
Die Without a Will? What happens to your property
Dying without a will in South Africa can freeze your property, delay transfers and drain family finances. Learn how to protect your estate with a valid will and plan
TransBridj: Digital bridging that accelerates SA property deals
Digital bridging finance for SA property with fast 24hr payouts, commission advances and full transparency. Built for attorneys, agents and sellers
Behind on your home loan? Act now, avoid foreclosure
Falling behind on your bond? Take control now. Learn how to negotiate with your lender, restructure payments, or sell early to avoid foreclosure and credit damage
Own Your Premises: 7 Ways to Business Wealth
Owning your business premises boosts funding access, cuts costs, and builds equity. Discover 7 strategic steps to turn real estate into long-term business wealth
Bond applications surge as home prices hit record highs – BetterBond August Brief
BetterBond reports a 14% rebound in bond applications as home prices hit record highs. First-time buyers spend R1.3m, while Western Cape leads new builds
Property Finance 2025: Rates, lending & investor moves
Property finance in 2025 demands yield above funding costs, strong DSCR, low LTVs, and smart cash-flow tactics as rates shift
Cape Town by-law change unlocks Township Developer potential
Cape Town’s new by-law lets township developers build 8–12 units per plot without rezoning, cutting costs, speeding approvals, and boosting rental returns
Women drive SA’s Property Market as ownership surges
Nearly 70% of South African homeowners are women, with under-40 buyers leading in home loans as property becomes a key path to independence and investment
Rate cut offers relief, but growth remains elusive
SARB’s rate cut to 7% eases home loan costs, but weak growth, high real rates, and low demand keep South Africa’s property recovery slow and uncertain
