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Overview South African Property Market

According to an analysis by Lightstone of the South African Property Market, there are 7 900 000 registered properties across South Africa – of which 6 500 000

Closing down the guesthouse next door: Notes for owners and neighbours

Category Lifestyle
You decide – for whatever reason - that your neighbour’s new guesthouse is definitely not first prize in your sleepy and peaceful suburb, so you investigate.

Property Thought Of The Week - Blacklisted due to a judgement? Apply for rescission

Consumers applying for credit are sometimes denied access to financing due to judgments appearing against their name, often without their knowledge.

It’s official: Water rationing now in place in Cape

The City of Cape Town has officially put into effect phase 1 of the water shortages disaster plan.

Where are the 10 most expensive suburbs and streets for apartments in South Africa?

Cape Town suburbs and streets dominates the South Africa Wealth Report by New World Wealth for the third quarter of 2017.

Breaking News

Summary of 2017 Medium Term Budget Speech by Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba

What Are The Legal Pitfalls Of Renting To A Foreigner – What Do You Need To Enquire About?

Renting property in South Africa is a straightforward process.

Is It Still Viable To Buy Or Hold A Property In A Trust – Summary Of Tax Implications

Category Tax benefits
SARS are focused on getting taxes now, rather than waiting for the death of the taxpayer.

Does A Tenant’s Right Of First Refusal On The Property Fall Away When The Lease Is Renewed?

A right of first refusal (also called a right of pre-emption) affords the holder of the right a preference to buy a property should the owner ever wish to sell

Is Cape Town’s Property Market In A Bubble Phase?

According to John Loos, the FNB Household and Property Sector strategist, the significant increases in the price of houses near to Table Mountain in Cape Town
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