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Unchanged repo rate suggests greater stability says Tyson Properties CEO

Tyson Properties CEO, Chris Tyson, has welcomed today's announcement

Interest rate decision a relief for first timers

First time homeowners have been hardest hit by a steady upward trajectory of interest rates in South Africa

'We won't see a residential property boom for a long time yet'

Chris Tyson, founder and chairperson of Tyson Properties, shares his insights on the market.

Tyson Properties welcomes stable interest rate in a highly competitive market.

The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee to keep the key repo rate unchanged at 8.25%.

Tyson Properties welcomes a pause on interest rate hikes

Tyson Properties CEO, Nick Pearson is just one of many in South Africa breathing a sigh of relief following this afternoon's announcement by the Reserve Bank.

Rent and Inflation

Quarterly South African Residential rental market data

First-time homeowners buying later, staying put for many years

First-time homeowners in South Africa are entering the market later than ever - and staying put for many years.

Rentals are on the rebound in Johannesburg

Right now, many people are choosing to rent rather than to buy - which explains why the residential rental market is booming and Tyson Properties' Johannesburg.

Residential property sales volumes at highest since 2007-2008...

...but declining activity at entry levels a cause for concern

The average house price in South Africa - and what you can get in major cities across the country

The South African housing market is slowing down due to lower demand caused by a weak economy,

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