Latest News

What to expect from Cape property this year?

The Cape Town property market enters 2025 on a strong foundation.

Expropriation Act, no cause for concern for residential property

It is pertinent to reiterate that there is no cause for concern for residential property.

More incentive to sell as the interest rate comes down again

The interest rate has now declined by a total of 50bps since September, lowering borrowing costs.

Maximising your sale. Agents are not all the same

Not all real estate agents are the same as any seller who has struggled to get their property sold will tell you.

Legalities of Solar Power Systems (SSEG) in Cape Town

The rise in solar installations continues as Capetonians look to become more self-sufficient in terms of electricity supply.

Essential clauses in lease agreements

There are twelve essential clauses which should be included to protect the rights and responsibilities of both parties

Securing and retaining good calibre tenants

Cape Town continues to boast the strongest residential rental market in the country.

Factors which could influence how long a property takes to sell

The ideal situation for any seller is for their property to sell as quickly as possible, and for the best price.

Interest rate cut adds more positivity for Cape Town property

The Cape Town property market continues to defy national trends and remains the strongest as we head into the busier summer months.

Interest rate cut also good news for the rental market

The high interest rate of the last 18-months impacted tenants and their ability to pay higher rents.

21 - 30 of 316

Hamptons International