An annual review of Property Values growth, trends and forecasts for South Africa, based on 2009 sales results.

1. Annual Review Property Value South Africa 2009 Presented by SAPTG - South African Property Transfer Guide SAPTG provides online access to data, tools and resources for property professionals in South Africa. SAPTG is easy-to-use and simple-to-search aiding effective property valuation, market tracking and analysis, suburb profiling and trending and consumer credit worthiness reporting. Visit the SAPTG website

3. Includes full title (free standing) and sectional title property but excludes farms.

4. Excludes sales where purchase price was less than R200k and greater than R20mil.

5. Includes sales between natural persons, trusts and CC's and excludes as far as possible industrial, commercial and / or government transactions. Visit the SAPTG website

6. National Median Value : Growth Visit the SAPTG website

7. National Median Value : Growth A median value is the mid-point between a range of numbers – differing from an average , but used to give a more “statistically correct” view of the general value. Visit the SAPTG website

8. National Median Values : Growth Visit the SAPTG website

9. National Median Values : Growth Median Value for 2009: R680 000. Visit the SAPTG website

10. National Median Values : Growth Visit the SAPTG website

11. National Median Values : Growth Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) on National Median Value for last 5 year period is 6.34%. Visit the SAPTG website

12. National Median Values : Forecast Visit the SAPTG website

13. National Median Values : Forecast A linear forecast predicts positive growth with a forecasted median value possibly around the R725 000 mark by the end of 2010 and R770 000 by the end of 2011. 2011 2010 Visit the SAPTG website

14. Provincial Median Values : 2009 Visit the SAPTG website

15. Provincial Median Values : 2009 Free State reports the lowest median value for 2009 at R520 000. Visit the SAPTG website

16. Provincial Median Values : 2009 Western Cape indicates highest median value for 2009 at R820 000. Visit the SAPTG website

17. Provincial Median Values : Growth Visit the SAPTG website

18. Provincial Median Values : Growth Eastern Cape : 2005 – R450 000 2009 – R600 000 CAGR – 5.92% Visit the SAPTG website

19. Provincial Median Values : Growth Free State: 2005 – R405 000 2009 – R520 000 CAGR – 5.13% Visit the SAPTG website

20. Provincial Median Values : Growth Gauteng: 2005 – R500 000 2009 – R680 000 CAGR – 6.34% Visit the SAPTG website

21. Provincial Median Values : Growth Kwazulu Natal : 2005 – R540 000 2009 – R650 000 CAGR – 3.78% Visit the SAPTG website

22. Provincial Median Values : Growth Limpopo: 2005 – R420 000 2009 – R583 000 CAGR – 6.78% Visit the SAPTG website

23. Provincial Median Values : Growth Mpumalanga: 2005 – R450 000 2009 – R610 000 CAGR – 6.27% Visit the SAPTG website

24. Provincial Median Values : Growth North West: 2005 – R440 000 2009 – R550 000 CAGR – 4.56% Visit the SAPTG website

25. Provincial Median Values : Growth Northern Cape: 2005 – R385 000 2009 – R540 000 CAGR – 7.00% Visit the SAPTG website

26. Provincial Median Values : Growth Western Cape: Most aggressive growth in median value 2005 – R580 000 2009 – R820 000 CAGR – 7.17% Visit the SAPTG website

27. Provincial Median Values : Forecast Forecast values are based on the current CAGR of each province and extrapolated for 2010 and 2011. Actual values may vary due to changing trends. Please refer to our disclaimer. Visit the SAPTG website

28. Disclaimer The information in this document and its attachments is derived from sources which are regarded as accurate and reliable. However, the content of this report does not constitute advice, may not be applicable to all circumstances and may include projections based on past trends where actual or verifiable data is unavailable. Detailed advice and or consultation with SAPTG should be sought in individual cases and queries. All opinions, estimates and forecasts contained in this report may be changed after publication at any time without notice. No liability is accepted whatsoever for any direct or consequential loss arising from the use of this document. While every effort has been taken to ensure that no errors, unforced omissions or inclusions have been made, no responsibility for any error, omission or loss sustained by any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of this document is accepted by Knowledge Factory (Pty) Ltd its subsidiaries, and / or the authors of the material. Visit the SAPTG website