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South Africa

Arrears rising across South Africa

More tenants are behind on their rent, according to new data from the PayProp Rental Index, out soon. How can agents protect their clients from the increased risk of late payments?
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PayProp Insights
South Africa

Where next for interest rates?

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) held interest rates steady last month, raising questions about where they could go next.
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PayProp Insights
South Africa

Women winning in real estate industry

This Women’s Month, what is the state of play for women in real estate? We look at the numbers and ask what more can be done.
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South Africa

Audit deadline approaches for many property businesses

The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority’s audit deadline is looming for many property businesses. Are you fully prepared for audit season?
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South Africa

Property sector bears burden of stricter financial controls

The South African government is stepping up the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing, affecting property transactions.
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South Africa

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PayProp Insights
South Africa

Will semigration reshape provincial rental markets?

Semigration has been a key trend in the rental market since the pandemic. How is it affecting provincial markets?
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PayProp Insights
South Africa

Could rental increases soon overtake inflation?

Rental increases are on track to overtake inflation in South Africa. Will it happen?