Johannesburg’s residential property prices are stuck at 2010 levels, which industry experts attribute to declining demand driven by deteriorating infrastructure, crime and unemployment.

Landsdowne Property Group CEO Jonathan Kohler said the city has experienced no capital appreciation since 2010 as financial challenges and poor service delivery deter potential buyers...

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