Renewed energy has been the hallmark of the Gauteng market since the beginning of the year; the change underpinned by a more positive national sentiment prompted by the change in national political leadership.

A major shift in the ageing paradigm has precipitated an equally dramatic transformation in the retirement sector, with modern accommodation options worlds away from the conventional model.

The Atlantic Seaboard has for many years been regarded as one of the most desirable residential addresses in South Africa, with skyrocketing prices and consistent double digit returns firmly positioning the upper end of the market in the prestigious luxury home category, increasingly peppered with trophy homes.

The Midrand market is as stable a market you could ask for in in the prevailing economy, with its burgeoning new area, Waterfall, coming up trumps thanks to a unique location, top class facilities and excellent lifestyle on offer.

The property market in the Southern Suburbs has performed valiantly in the face of the political and economic uncertainty of 2017, showing solid growth in prices despite the significant drop in sales volumes.

For many years, Cape Town's East City Precinct was regarded as the less desirable fringe of Cape Town’s CBD, largely overlooked by the developers who have been reshaping the city scape during the last decade.

Cape Town’s popularity as a world-class tourist destination has resulted in a spike in the number of homes available for holiday lets and fuelled investor demand for sectional title units with short term rental potential.

A fully-tenanted property, comprising one house and 14 flats and zoned for business usage, that has become available in George is expected to generate considerable interest amongst potential investors.

Home owners considering selling their properties could be in for lengthy delays and costly transfers if their houses are not in order prior to placing them on the market.