Today’s decision to leave the interest repo rate at 7% despite rising tensions in the Middle East and a strong possibility of increased inflation is good news for both residential property buyers and sellers according to Tyson Properties.

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Right now, South Africa is entering an extremely interesting time for the property sector. Whether buying or selling the family home or snapping up a bargain buy for rental, those expecting to make substantial investments in property need to be aware of some key potential policy shifts as they move on to or even further up the so-called property ladder, advises Tyson Properties founder and CEO, Chris Tyson.

Chris Tyson - “Shortly after submitting an offer for our long-awaited dream home, my husband received an mail from a potential neighbour informing him that we must attend a meeting with various owners to see if we qualified to live there. We were furious. It turned out that the author was a client of my husband’s and the whole thing was a practical joke.

The decision by the South African Reserve Bank Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to cut interest rates by 25-basis-points from 7% to 6.75% has been welcomed by Tyson Properties CEO, Chris Tyson. He says that although 2025 has been a turbulent one for the economy as a whole, a cumulation of smaller interest rates since September 2024 has added up to good news for the property sector. With cuts now reaching the 150-basis point mark, he believes that this could continue to

The Reserve Bank’s decision to pause interest rate cuts today did not come as a surprise for Chris Tyson, CEO of Tyson Properties. This week, it emerged that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) decreased by 0,1% between July and August, with four of thirteen categories in the inflation basket (including food and non-alcoholic beverages which contribute to household spend) and household equipment and routine maintenance dipping. Economists remain hopeful that inflation wil

For Tyson Properties CEO, Chris Tyson, last week’s decision by the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to drop the repo rate by 0.25 basis points from 7.5% will be a welcome reprieve for both property owners and investors.

Further rates cuts are likely to follow during a more buoyant 2025 according to Tyson Properties

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