Future-Proofing Property in the Western Cape

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Future-Proofing Property in the Western Cape

Energy security, water resilience and sustainability are now key drivers of future-proofing in the Western Cape property market.

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"The fact that the Rand held its ground following the SARB governor's announcement was encouraging, but clearly the...

In the current short-trending stock market, the need for major property renovations prior to selling should not...

Cape based real estate company, Greeff Properties has been announced the winner of a CFI.co award in the Best...

According to a Financial Mail survey which pinpoints the top-performing suburbs in all provinces of South Africa,...

Whilst the average selling price for Constantia property is still below asking price by 10 to 15% in most cases...

Fueled by a healthy demand for rentals, the average selling price for sectional title units across the board in the...

Greeff, who has bought a commercial property in Kenilworth from which the Greeff Properties Head Office now operates,...

The Constantia Upper property market is on the move again, according to Mike Greeff, CEO of Greeff Properties, an...

Propstats figures indicate that the average selling price in Harfield has risen by 14% over the past twelve months. It...

Over the past twelve months, theres been a massive upswing for property sales revenue and selling prices in Kirstenhof

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