Limpopo property guide

Province Overview

With the beautiful natural landscape of Limpopo providing a spectacular backdrop for the various property options on sale, it becomes clear why real estate here attracts both local and international home buyers. From estate living to large game farms, Limpopo has it all with the added boost of natural beauty no matter where you. Prospective tenants will be able to choose from various different property types - from townhouses to full-title homes. In the growing Ellisras area you will find many older properties to rent, as well as newly developed apartments.

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National Rent Growth Hits 5.6% as Landlords Regain Lost Ground
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National Rent Growth Hits 5.6% as Landlords Regain Lost Ground
17 Jun 2025
South Africa’s residential rental market kicked off 2025 with its best performance in years, according to the latest PayProp Rental Index. Average national rental growth reached 5.6% in Q1, the strongest quarterly increase since Q3 2017, pushing the average rent to R9 132.  Growth peaked in February, which saw a year-on-year increase of 6%, the highest monthly growth recorded since August 2017.
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South Africa's house prices are rising - but what does that really mean?
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South Africa's house prices are rising - but what does that really mean?
12 Jun 2025
After several years of uncertainty, the South African property market is gradually regaining its footing. In a trend that may be encouraging for sellers, investors, and first-time buyers, we’re starting to see house prices creep upward. 
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South Africa’s Rental Market in Q3 2024: Growth, Affordability, and Provincial Trends
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South Africa’s Rental Market in Q3 2024: Growth, Affordability, and Provincial Trends
04 Dec 2024
outh Africa’s rental market saw robust growth in Q3 2024, with average rents increasing to R8,856 and tenant affordability improving. For the first time since early 2023, tenants spent less than 30% of their income on rent, thanks to rising disposable incomes and easing debt pressures. The Western Cape led provincial growth at 9.3%, while Gauteng experienced slower growth at 3.1%. Lower inflation and interest rate cuts are expected to further strengthen tenant finances and support sustainable rental market growth.
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