The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) trimmed the repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.25 %, a decision that pulls the commercial banks’ prime lending rate down to 10.75 % with effect from 30 May 2025.

For ordinary South Africans the headline is “slightly smaller monthly repayments”, but for anyone involved in a property transfer, the real story is cash-flow timing. Even with cheaper credit on the horizon, proceeds from a sale, a new bond, or an earned commission still take weeks (sometimes months) to materialise. That’s where bridging finance steps in.

Why it matters

Bridging isn’t just a stop-gap, it’s a strategic tool that keeps deals moving while the lower-rate environment does its work.

Three smart moves for property players right now

Sellers:

Estate Agents:

Attorneys & Conveyancers:

Why work with COD Bridging Finance?

A lower repo rate is welcome news, but it doesn’t pay your moving company, transfer duty, or overheads today. Bridging finance does. As the market digests cheaper credit, partner with COD Bridging Finance to keep your cash flow as agile as opportunities coming down the line.

 

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