Property leaders say South Africans should focus on affordability and financial resilience after the Reserve Bank increased interest rates by 25 basis points.

Rising debt, living costs and changing semigration trends are driving more South Africans back to Gauteng in search of better value and economic resilience.

South African consumers have been here before-it is an expected response to what is happening globally, in order to manage a broad set of complex factors.

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First-time buyers, in particular, may face growing affordability pressures and could delay entering the market while they wait for more favourable lending conditions.

Property experts discuss the implications of the South African Reserve Bank's recent interest rate hike, highlighting its potential impact on home buyers and the overall property…

It is less about the size of the increase, and more about the compounding effect of higher borrowing costs alongside rising fuel and food prices.

Property leaders say South Africans should focus on affordability and financial resilience after the Reserve Bank increased interest rates by 25 basis points.