Fresh off the Press - Gauteng Real Estate Articles

Property in Gauteng: tips, buying, renting and the benefits

Looking to purchase property in South Africa? A great tip is to buy property in Gauteng. With massive new construction projects taking place all over the province, Gauteng is the fastest developing province on the continent and is a world class African city.

Situated in the heart of the Highveld, Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa but it is highly urbanised and his home to the cities ofJohannesburg and Pretoria. With a population of almost 10 million people from all over the world, it the cultural melting pot of Africa. Gauteng property is a great start for first time home buyers.

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Property in Gauteng: something for everyone in The City of Gold

Gauteng, Johannesburg, Jozi! The City of Gold has adopted various names over the years and today with a gigantic 10,720,086 people living in this business hub, properties of all kinds and sizes have been are being developed in every corner. With such a selection of property types available in the numerous areas around Gauteng, property in this province is becoming more and more sought after.

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Property in Gauteng offers easy access to everywhere

Those that own property in Gauteng enjoy easy and stress free access to other major cities and towns. Being the commercial “power house” of South Africa, Gauteng is generally better developed then other cities in terms of infrastructure. It is also highly urbanised.  Home to [nearly 10.5 million people from all over the world, finding a great property in Gauteng can be a difficult task. However with our enthusiastic and experienced real estate professionals finding the right property in Gauteng for you is just a matter of you choosing the area you would like to live in.

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Sell Faster and Save

Homeowners can cut up to two months off the average time it takes to sell a property by getting the asking price right from the start.

So says Berry Everitt, MD of the Chas Everitt International property group, who points out that sellers who do this stand to save a substantial amount in holding costs, as well as sparing themselves a lot of anxiety and stress...

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Buyers love Gauteng properties

Gauteng, South Africa’s economic powerhouse is said to have shown little price deflation during the 2009 period of national house price decline.

According to the FNB Property Barometer Q3 2011 Provincial House Price Indices, Gauteng did not show the same extent of mini recovery as seen nationally in the residential property market.

The bank believes the Gauteng residential property market is stable compared to other major provinces in the country because its economy is well developed, best diversified and not being exposed to the highly cyclical manufacturing and related sectors of KwaZulu-Natal for example.

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Brand New Affordable homes for Pretoria buyers

Brand-new two and three-bedroom homes at prices from R280 000 to R522 000 – that‘s what’s on offer in two new affordable housing projects to the north of Pretoria.

Situated Rosslyn Ext 18 and 19 and Ga Rankuwa Ext/Unit 9, the developments will offer six styles of freestanding homes ranging in size from 45sm to 85sqm, at prices from R280 000 to R460 000 in Ga Rankuwa and from R365 000 to R522 000 in Rosslyn...

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Parkmore - A Great Mix Of Price And Position

Parkmore, the tranquil residential area just to the west of the Sandton CBD in Gauteng, is enjoying a revival thanks to an increasing influx of younger buyers.

“This area offers both convenience and great value for money,” says Brian Robertson, area specialist for Chas Everitt International, “and there is a growing change in its demographic profile, as younger couples and families buy into the area, renovate their homes and lift both the appearance of the suburb and home values.

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Property in Gauteng near schools

Being the economic hub of South Africa, property in Gauteng is valued higher than anywhere else in the country. It’s the smallest province but it’s the most developed in terms of infrastructure and is highly urbanised, containing the world class and key cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria. [ With a population of nearly 10.5 million people from all over the world, owning property in Gauteng is indeed a lucrative investment.

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