The Dream Home Trap: Are South African's Buying Property They Cannot Afford ?

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For many South Africans, owning a home remains the ultimate symbol of success, stability and security. But behind the dream of property ownership lies a growing reality families taking on overwhelming debt, stretching themselves financially to renovate, upgrade or maintain lifestyles they can no longer afford. Beyond the numbers, there is also a more uncomfortable conversation around financial control within households, where one partner may use money and property decisions as a tool of power. Joining us is real estate agent Raees to discuss the
hidden financial pressures facing homeowners and what families need to consider before signing on the dotted line.
17 Jul 10AM English South Africa Business · Society & Culture

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