If you’re looking to purchase a home in a sought-after suburb or estate, securing the property you’ve set your sights on can be challenging and, in order to increase your chances of success, you need to make your offer stand out from the crowd.

We all want to achieve the best possible return on what is probably our largest investment and, when it comes to selling your home in South Africa, understanding how capital gains tax (CGT) applies can be crucial for minimising your tax liability.

When one buys a home it’s as much an emotional as a financial investment and when buyers view properties, they are not only looking at the bricks and mortar but also assessing whether it would be a home that would suit their lifestyle needs.

Property is the largest investment most people will ever make and there are reams of legal and financial documents peppered with terminology throughout the lengthy process which all need to be understood and navigated, not least the condition report and how it pertains to the voetstoots clause.

Remodelling can be a great way to turn a tired property into a dream home, but taking on a renovation project isn't always smooth sailing  - and not all upgrades are equal.

Whether it be after years of living in the same property or spotting a favourable shift in the market, every homeowner eventually faces the difficult question: is it time to sell and move on?

Renovation projects can be very rewarding, uplifting your home and adding value, but there are many potential pitfalls so it’s important to be thoroughly prepared before you begin.

Investing in rental properties can be a lucrative venture, but it's essential for landlords to set realistic expectations and account for all potential expenses before taking the plunge.

According to Lightstone, Bryanston was the top selling suburb in the country last year in terms of sales volume and total purchase price achieved, with Sea Point in the Western Cape second and Midstream Estate in Gauteng in third place.

The Plettentberg Bay market remains on its upward trajectory, with 2022 looking to be another record-breaking year for this popular seaside town in the Western Cape as semigration continues to fuel an already buoyant market.