Pandemic-induced rally in global housing markets is running out of steam but SA boom unlikely to turn to bust.
Higher borrowing costs, surging fuel and food prices and no sign of the Russia-Ukraine war abating are eroding homebuyer exuberance across the world.
UBS Global Wealth Management warned last month that “significant” corrections in house prices can be expected in a number of capitals as the post-pandemic boom unwinds. ..If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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