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Franschhoek’s La Luc Estate reimagines active retirement

Franschhoek's property market is characterised by a strong concentration of wealth, rising property values, increasing local demand and limited development, making it an attractive destination for both residential living and investment opportunities. A thriving community surrounded by established estates, winelands and beautiful scenery, it offers a variety of activities and opportunities for savvy investors.

Mont Choisy Golf & Beach Estate in Mauritius a ‘home from home’ destination for SA home buyers

Interest in Mauritius as a relocation destination is growing annually due to the year-round sunshine, tranquil environment, efficient tax system and ever-expanding services that make Mauritius a sought-after alternative to living in a city. In 2023/4 Mauritius has seen a significant increase of 16% in residential property sales volumes (units) with 2024/5 set to see additional growth in unit sales, says Jonathan Tagg, director of Pam Golding Properties Mauritius.

Robust growth, increasing property values in Hout Bay appeals to investors

Hout Bay's property market has surged by a staggering 37% in value since 2019? With homes now averaging R5.1 million, the area is fast becoming a hotspot for both investors and homeowners seeking a mix of natural beauty, lifestyle, and strong financial returns. The demand for properties, especially those in the R2 million to R4 million range, has spiked as rental shortages and a growing buyer pool drive rapid sales.

High net-worth South Africans are buying property in Mauritius and Namibia: Here’s why

Africa is undergoing a wealth boom. With an astounding $2.5 trillion in investible wealth, the continent is on the brink of an economic transformation. According to the 2024 Africa Wealth Report, Africa will see a 65% surge in its millionaire population over the next decade. Mauritius and Namibia are among the top 10 propellants of this wealth explosion, with Mauritius expected to see 95% growth in its millionaire population and Namibia 85% by 2033.

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