It’s no secret that buy-to-let hasn’t been a great money-spinner in recent years, with Cape Town a notable exception.

Most other cities have struggled post-pandemic with an oversupply of residential properties to let, forcing landlords to be satisfied with no or low rental increases when leases come up for renewal...

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