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Young South Africans are increasingly being priced out of the property market, as rising living costs and stagnant wages make homeownership less attainable. What was once considered a key pathway to financial security is now becoming out of reach for many in the 18–35 age group.

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Young South Africans are increasingly being priced out of the property market, as rising living costs and stagnant wages make homeownership less attainable. What was once considered a key pathway to financial security is now becoming out of reach for many in the 18–35 age group.


According to Lightstone Property, this trend is not temporary but signals a deeper structural issue that could have lasting consequences for the country’s housing market and broader economy.


James Hodge: Chief Economist at the Competition Commission of SA and Hayley Ivins -Downes: Managing Executive, Real Estate, at Lightstone Property

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