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“We need to do something”: Cape Town gent shows how foreign property ownership is driving up prices

1 April 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

A Cape Town content creator used real Property24 listings to show how foreign property ownership is pushing South Africans out of the housing market for good.Read More at Source

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