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After weeks of house hunting you have found the perfect home, your offer to purchase has been accepted, and your bond application has been approved by the bank.

With the economy in crisis, many South African property owners will have little choice but to hang on to their investments.

The South African economy has experienced "promising, positive movement" in the second half of 2019 following a slowdown in markets over the past year.

A reality check from economists at four major banks on the state of South Africa's economy and what this means for homeowners.

Despite the urgent need to stimulate economic growth and job creation, the Reserve Bank has decided to leave interest rates as they are.

The much-anticipated expansion project - in progress for a little over four years - has added more than 100 000m² of space across all levels.

Positive news to emerge from Statistics SA today is that South Africa's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 3,1% in the second quarter of 2019 (to end-June).

We've outlined three different scenarios that may be applicable when trying to collect rental arrears, but there are some guiding principles that apply to all.

Home owners should not take a knee-jerk reaction to the potential of SA being downgraded to junk status by Moody's says SA futurist/economist Daniel Silke.

Longer-term rental trends are coming to light, let's take a look at how these impact both landlords and tenants