A New Standard in Luxury Living: The Caspian by Wavemark Properties Takes the Spotlight

Read the article about how Wavemark Properties is redefining coastal luxury with The Caspian, recently awarded Best Luxury Residential Development by Luxury Lifestyle Awards. Located in Nyali, Kenya, this project blends modern design, coastal charm, and sustainable innovation. With over 70% construction complete, it offers one to four-bedroom units, premium Turkish finishes, and amenities like an infinity pool, sky-view gym, and rooftop terrace. Eco-friendly features such as water purification systems and lush landscaping enhance long-term value. The Caspian stands as a new benchmark in smart, durable, and lifestyle-focused living.

Unlocking Profit: A Guide to Commercial Property Investment

Commercial property investment offers long-term returns, portfolio diversification, and strategic growth opportunities. Post-pandemic recovery, easing interest rates, and urban development have boosted South Africa’s commercial real estate market, with prime office, retail, and industrial spaces showing strong performance. Success relies on understanding location, vacancy rates, zoning, development potential, and sustainable practices, while avoiding speculation. Informed investors can capitalize on market cycles, rising rental yields, and low vacancies to maximize returns.

Durban’s uMhlanga Booms with R1.4 Billion Oceans North Tower Launch and R1.3 Billion Leisure Development Plan

Durban’s uMhlanga continues its rise as a top real estate investment hub with the launch of the R1.4 billion Oceans North Tower—featuring 258 luxury ocean-facing apartments—and a planned R1.3 billion leisure development in the South Tower. The mixed-use precinct, which includes Oceans Mall and Radisson Blu Hotel, has already created over 25,000 jobs and champions inclusive, Black-owned economic growth in KwaZulu-Natal.

Relief Now, Resilience Next: Staying Agile In An Uncertain Market

In a shifting economic landscape, Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property, examines the South African Reserve Bank’s recent interest rate cut and its impact on homeowners, buyers, and the broader economy. This timely shift, although modest, is expected to invigorate the property market, improve affordability, and stimulate consumer spending. Stevens advises industry professionals to stay agile and proactive in responding to increased demand and shifts in financial conditions, while urging clients to reassess their financial positions and take advantage of new opportunities before future rate adjustments.

South African Property in 2025: What Q1 Reveals About the Road Ahead

The South African property market started 2025 on a positive note, showing early signs of recovery after a challenging 2024. The first quarter revealed a resilient sector driven by easing inflation, steady interest rates, and new regulatory changes that boost affordability, particularly for first-time buyers. Insights from Lightstone, BetterBond, and FNB data highlight shifts in market dynamics, with notable demand in the High and Mid-Value segments. The recent exemption from Transfer Duty on properties under R1.21 million and improved rent-to-income ratios further contribute to the optimism. While challenges persist, particularly with global supply chain disruptions, the outlook for the rest of 2025 suggests potential growth, especially for investors and developers focused on the Western Cape and industrial properties.

The Importance of Location in Real Estate

In real estate, location is everything. From access to quality schools and transport links to vibrant local businesses and green spaces, the right neighbourhood can significantly impact both your lifestyle and long-term property value. This article explores the key factors that define desirable locations and how informed decisions can lead to better property investments.

Fibonacci development set to attract property investors and to aid CPT rental shortage

The Fibonacci development in Cape Town is designed to meet the growing demand for student housing, especially near the University of Cape Town. Offering modern living spaces and investment opportunities, the project aims to address the city’s rental shortage while providing returns for property investors. Located in Mowbray, it promises excellent accessibility, security, and amenities tailored to student needs.