Property Review

South Africa is now deemed to have largely addressed 16 of the 22 action items in its Action Plan to exit the grey list.

The Pick n Pay Group said its turnaround strategy is gaining traction with progress made across a number of key strategic initiatives.

Nearly half of salary earners are left with less than R1,000 or have negative balances by payday.

The age cohort of home buyers reflecting growth in numbers since 2018 are those between 36 and 49 years.

Dis-Chem plans to launch Dis-Chem Life in Q1 2025.

In the latest update, the IMF has revised its growth forecast for South Africa to 1.1% for 2024, slightly higher than the January outlook.

South Africa's biggest pharmacy chain Clicks Group is set to expand significantly in 2025.

The Western Cape has attracted large numbers of residents from other provinces over the past few years.

Famous Brands, the owner of Steers, Wimpy, and Mugg & Bean, increased its headline earnings by 9.5% to R218.7 million.

Recent economic developments have boosted salary earners, potentially impacting the upcoming busy shopping period.

South Africa's inflation rate fell to lowest level in more than three years.

Almost half of salaried South Africans find themselves with less than R1,000 or in negative balances by payday.

One in four homeowners who sell their property and buy a new one are now choosing to move to another province.

Pick n Pay Group's trading performance for the 26-week period ending 25 August 2024 showed varied results across its segments.

The sharp rise in property prices is mainly attributed to the growing trend of semigration and the movement of wealth into the Western Cape.

Following five consecutive months of declining fuel prices, the trend is expected to reverse in November, according to the AA.

South Africa’s property sector is showing signs of improvement, with inflation-driven growth particularly evident in net rental income,...

Minimizing early withdrawals is key to safeguarding your future financial well-being, says Coronation's, Rael Bloom.

Many South Africans believe they can stop saving after retirement, but this isn't always true saving should be lifelong.

Eskom has recorded 200 days without load shedding in South Africa, with the last day of load shedding being on 26 March this year.