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Edition 12 of 2008, Friday, 28 March 2008
Dear Reader
North.. East.. South.. West.. Looking for property where
will it be? This week we hope that we can assist you in making that
decision.
North - Is northern Joburg a buyers' or sellers' market?
According to Denise Mhlanga, Real Estate Web, it all depends
who you ask and where you look even over the northern Johannesburg
area where questions are raised of whether the market has become
oversaturated
East - Upper-end EC home market slows down. EAST
Londons houses are spending a longer time on the market, as
reduced affordability and political uncertainty is slowing down
the property boom. One upper-end Gonubie house has been on
the market for nine months, having dropped from its original selling
price of R2.3 million to R1.5m. This according to Siya Miti and
Roux van Zyl
South - Property Investment in Australia Price values
in the Australian property market took a fall from 2004 to 2005
and have been struggling to recover ever since. Some are predicting
that the market is close to stabilising and that now may be the
time to invest Down Under.
West - Good returns reported on student accommodation
in Magalies In the absolute buyers market prevailing
at present in Magalies, one really bright spot is the potential
student commune market, which suggests that investors may realise
good returns as a result of the demand for student accommodation,
says Chris du Toit, franchisee of Realty1 International Property
Group in Magalies.
South Africa banks are confident that they will exceed the 42 billion
rand low-cost housing finance origination target by year-end,
an industry body said. The low-cost housing finance loans commitment
forms part of the 2003 Financial Sector Charter, in which the banking
sector committed to originating loans to low-income households totalling
42 billion rand over the five-year period to the end of December
2008. Banks to beat FSC housing target
Magaliesburg, Gauteng, South Africa - This small village lies at
the heart of a beautiful region of mountains, valleys, rivers and
indigenous woodland - home to a variety of birds. Magaliesburg is
a tranquil haven of tourist attractions. Here you will find country
guest houses, hotels, lodges, stores, art and craft studios, working
farms, horse and mountain bike trails. www.places.co.za
In our CyberProp
Blog we look at the top 10 Man-Made Island Paradises.
Enjoy!
The editor

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