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Serious investors can cash in at the coast
South Africa potential homeowners are in a collective state of depression. The National Credit Act. Which was promulgated in June this year, has scuppered their chances of investing in that dream holiday home in Cape Town or Durban. The property boom is over and they must now be content with homes in Sandton or Savoy, Hurlingham or Houghton.
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Read more... [Coastal Property Wins]
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Except for being a big hit in the papers, recently SA-Developments.com published the following article.
Fijnbosch Estate, St Francis Bay, Garden Route, Eastern Cape .
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Over the past year or so it has become virtually impossible to ignore the promise of a lifestyle only the uber wealthy could afford…well it’s true, this lifestyle is actually obtainable at a portion of the cost the high flyers sitting in first class were paying not to many moons ago! It seems fractional ownership has well and truly landed on our shores, and it is here for all to enjoy.
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Read more... [Fractional Ownership - What are Investors Looking for?]
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A financial index has been launched for sub-Saharan Africa, allowing investors to track the fortunes of the top 50 companies in 21 countries across the continent, from Senegal to Mozambique. The index is the creation of investment bank Renaissance Capital.
The world’s major economies all have financial indices – such as the UK’s FTSE and the Dow Jones in the USA. Correspondents say it is a sign that Africa is beginning to provide more attractive investment opportunities.
www.worldofproperty.co.uk
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Construction of a new R330-million regional shopping centre in Jeffreys Bay has commenced. The 30 000m² Fountains Mall is being developed by a consortium comprising Atterbury Property, Retail Africa, Prosperito, Orange and Vuwa.
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Read more... [Fountains Shopping Centre]
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The Eastern Cape province of South Africa is a favourite for investors in second properties. According to the First National Bank Property Barometer, at 15 per cent, the province has the highest percentage for second property investment in the buy-to-let market. This is followed closely by the Western Cape (14 per cent) and the non-Gauteng/Coastal areas.
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Read more... [Eastern Cape favoured for second home]
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