Happy Friday!

Welcome to our weekly REI In-Focus Five Bullet Friday where we deliver five essential property insights and news titbits that truly make a difference. The REI In-Focus Newsletter is your weekly ultimate guide to the latest trends and developments and trends in the ever-evolving world of real estate.

Our mission is to kickstart your weekend with a shot of property wisdom that counts, helping you become a more accomplished and savvy property owner and investor.

So grab your coffee or beverage of choice, and let's dive into this week's Editor’s picks that truly matter.

1. READ -Rugby World Cup Springbok green-and-gold support boosts South Africa's real estate market

2. READ – Empowering home loan applicants with essential financial insights

3. LISTEN -  Robbie Wessels SpringBok song

4. READ -  Rental market remains strong for now

5. WATCH -  Guide to South African Property Success

   
   

Stay informed, stay focused, and keep your real estate dreams thriving.

Neale Petersen
REI In-Focus Team

Editor’s Picks

Rugby World Cup Springbok green-and-gold support boosts South Africa's real estate market

With the Rugby World Cup under way and green-and-gold fever sweeping the country, the Springboks are once again demonstrating the power of sport to unite South Africans, boost their confidence and make them realise just what an exceptional place they live in. Click here to read more

Empowering home loan applicants with essential financial insights

Cash-strapped South Africans, reeling from a series of economic blows like power and water outages, job insecurity, inflation, dire economic performance and no growth, are finding it harder than ever to secure their financial well-being and that of their families. Click here to read more

Rental market remains strong for now

South Africa’s residential rental market has remained strong with vacancies nationally seeing only a small increase from 6.19% in the first quarter to 7.27% in the second quarter of 2023, according to TPN’s Vacancy Survey Report for the second quarter. Click here to read more