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Millionaire's Mile: Listing Cape Town 2.0 is hitting TV screens - Vimarsana News

Millionaire's Mile: Listing Cape Town 2.0 is hitting TV screens

A fan of Listing Cape Town? The second season is hitting screens this April and features some of the most exclusive listings in the region.

Surge In High-End Sales And Rentals On Cape Atlantic Seaboard - Pam Golding Properties - Vimarsana News

Surge In High-End Sales And Rentals On Cape Atlantic Seaboard - Pam Golding Properties

Says Moraitis: “We’ve experienced a busy festive trading season on the Atlantic Seaboard with sales to the value of R200 million concluded during December

SA's priciest rentals: Here's what you'll get if you cough up R300k per month - Vimarsana News

SA's priciest rentals: Here's what you'll get if you cough up R300k per month

A survey shows a mansion in Constantia, Cape Town can fetch R290 000 per month, while on the Garden Route, one can pay up to R55 000 per day for short-term holiday rentals.

Source: news24.com
SA relocation trend | Here's where buyers are investing in new homes - Vimarsana News

SA relocation trend | Here's where buyers are investing in new homes

SA relocation trend | Here's where buyers are investing in new homes: Ex-Gauteng residents and semigrants from other SA provinces are buying more properties in the Western Cape than ever before. Here's whats driving this trend.

SA's affluent homeowners ditch selling to refurbish their luxury properties - Vimarsana News

SA's affluent homeowners ditch selling to refurbish their luxury properties

Newly renovated apartment in Clifton selling for R59,5m through Seeff. This is according to the FNB Property Barometer November 2020. Anecdotal evidence suggests that homeowners are withdrawing properties on the market for sale, in favour of home improvement. According to the report, homeowners are believed to be using savings, thanks to low interest rates and travel cost reductions. Siphamandla Mkhwanazi, FNB senior economist, says with many people working from home, many affluent homeowners want better work-at-home environments. “The market is still excessively supplied, and selling co...