The mercury is rising as the peak tourist season gets underway, and Cape Town’s beaches and scenic mountains are resplendent, reminding us why the Mother City has just been named one of the best three travel destinations in the world by Lonely Planet.

The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) executives and members of the board met with the City of Cape Town yesterday evening as part of its Meet the Mayor initiative.

Construction groups say they will collectively pay R1.25bn to accelerate transformation in the country's construction sector in settlement of collusion claims in the industry.

Redefine Properties’ Black River Park in Cape Town has cemented its position as Africa’s largest integrated photovoltaic (PV) plant when it turned on phase 3 of its PV installation earlier this month.

A sea of concrete is set to engulf the pristine seaside village of Kommetjie as the City of Cape Town prepares to approve the development of 400 new homes.

When Zanny Muller, one of the Knight Frank agents specialising in property sales in the Rondebosch area (working with Jeanne Cowan), first started working in this suburb, she was surprised by the demand for property here, no matter how high the price seemed to be at the time.

A prime piece of land in Bantry Bay, once a land claim belonging to the Tramway Trust, is now under development and set to become the biggest development ever in Cape Town.

The total value of sales in the South African housing market has been steadily increasing, with an 8.3% increase in the value of residential-property transactions from 2014 to 2015.

Western Cape provincial government is due to embark on an ambitious multimillion-rand construction project of a mixed-use neighbourhood.

Redefine Properties is now the majority shareholder of Brackengate 2, one of the most valuable tracts of land for commercial use in the Western Cape.