Housing finance friction

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Sentinel Homes CEO Renier Kriek weighs in on recent comments by Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi on government looking at possibly changing the law to force banks to explain home loan rejections related to people from previously disadvantaged backgrounds.

1 Oct English South Africa Business · Business News

What’s happening at the multi-billion-rand Steyn City?

A new Saxon hotel, senior living component, and more apartments are part of the mix, according to Steven Louw CEO of Steyn City Properties.

29 Oct 22 min

Why the Deeds Office matters …

Kirsty de Sousa of law firm Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr Inc highlights the essential intricacies and need-to-knows of secure property registration at the Deeds Office.

22 Oct 18 min

Is there a ‘reigniting’ of home loan application activity?

With the interest rate-cutting cycle having commenced, Thabani Ndwandwe, chief risk officer for personal and private banking at Standard Bank, shares insight on home loan lending, the residential property market and rate expectations.

15 Oct 12 min

Reits rally: Sector back above R400bn mark

For the first time in years, following a bullish performance in September and for the third quarter. Garreth Elston, managing director of Golden Section Capital, shares insights on the sector being the top-performing asset class this year.

8 Oct 21 min

Marriott hotel construction at Cape Town’s R15bn Harbour Arch to begin next year

James Wilson, CEO of private property developer and investor Amdec Group gives an update on the biggest single development currently underway in the city centre, as well as the group’s other development nodes in SA such as Joburg’s Melrose Arch, Westbrook in Gqeberha, and Zimbali in KZN.

25 Sep 22 min

Housing finance friction

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