Soccer City’s soaring costs force Johannesburg to trim more than R1bn from budget.

Finally, getting your degree or diploma doesn’t mean you’ll have to put up with years of living in “sardine communes” and sharing amenities in sub-standard conditions. “Slumming it” can officially leave your vocabulary

Alliance Group will take to auction a prime property in the Johannesburg suburb of Randview.

Demand outweighs supply when it comes to real estate in the Eastern Cape region and investors are queuing up to lay their hands on prime riverfront and seaside homes.

Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi’s great granddaughter, a Malaysian businessman who runs his business on the peace icon’s principles, and the Indian government are among those who have shown interest in buying a Johannesburg house in which the leader lived while in South Africa.

House prices are expected to decline by 10% this year, but the luxury end of the market is showing strong signs that the residential market is at a turning point.

In what is believed to be one the biggest private equity deal within the affordable housing sector, property finance company International Housing Solutions (IHS) has invested in excess of R230 million in Aengus Lifestyle Properties

Property development in inner-city Johannesburg is bucking the recessionary trend and is likely to continue to do so for years to come.

Lew Geffen and a group of associates this week launched their own auction house.

A massive new R1-billion affordable housing development East of Johannesburg, near Carnival City Casino in Boksburg will breathe new life and 2400 new homes into the area along the North Boundary road