Tyson Properties News Today

Want to live among the rich? According to the latest stats, the affluent prefer to buy property in these five South African suburbs.

Village Collective, an initiative to breathe new life into the Somerset West central business district (CBD), was officially launched on Thursday 4 April.


The Border Kei Chamber of Business wound up its journey to select the winners of the Business Awards programme on Friday at a lavish event at the International Conference Centre.The event recognised outstanding businesses, and the individuals who helped them succeed, in six categories, highlighting their contribution to the Border-Kei economy.

Chris Tyson, founder and chairperson of fast-growing real estate agency group Tyson Properties, shares his insights on the market, noting that while ‘conditions will improve based on supply and demand’, with 2024 being an election year, ‘historically nothing much happens in the property market in an election year’.

The rental market in Johannesburg is experiencing an upsurge and is expected to remain on a sustained upward curve as more people choose to rent rather than buy.

All is not doom and gloom despite today’s announcement by the Reserve Bank that interest rates will be hiked by a further 0,5% says Tyson Properties CEO, Nick Pearson.  Ask if he expects a panic sell off of homes, a surge in bank reclamations and auction boards popping up on suburban pavements, and you’ll get a resounding no. People still have some room to make adjustments and banks have been consistent in their willingness to assist customers to ride out economic storms ov...

The rate increase is a killjoy for the struggling economy and a burden for consumers, property experts say.

The rate increase is a killjoy for the struggling economy and a burden for consumers, property experts say.

The South African home offers a pool, a cinema, an entertainment level and easy access to some of the country’s top beaches and entertainment areas

Many are choosing to rent whilst they ride out this period of uncertainty