Solar PV Systems Registration Deadline For Capetonians Is On 31 May 2019
Category Home Owners
Capetonians have 3 more days to register their solar PV systems with the City of Cape Town - or be disconnected from the city's electricity grid
Can A Local Authority Refuse To Approve Building Plans On Aesthetic Grounds - Based On Appearance?
Category Home Owners
A local authority may refuse to approve building plans on certain aesthetic grounds, in terms of section 7(1)(b)(ii)(aa) of the National Building Regulations
What Is Included in A Property Sale & What Is Not - What Is Movable & What Is Immovable Property?
Category Home Owners
It is always so important that buyers and sellers of property knows what is included and what is excluded in a property sale.
Less Than A Week To Object To Your Cape Town Property's Value!
Category Home Owners
Are you aware that the City of Cape Town released its General Valuation Roll on 21 February
What Property Owners Need To Know About Their Title Deed Conditions
Category Home Owners
I have a Title Deed condition restricting my neighbour from building a double story
Is There A Servitude Over All Land In SA For Installation Of Fibre-Optic Cables?
Category Home Owners
Can a licensed electronic communications services provider install fibre-optic cable over land without the owner's consent,
How To Protect Your Alarm System During Load-Shedding
Category Home Owners
All alarm systems have back up batteries which are designed to assist during power outages.
Solar Panel Registration Deadline For Cape Residents - 31 May 2019
Category Home Owners
Owners of solar panels must have them registered or face being fined R6 425.90, said the City of Cape Town.
Electricity & Municipal Rates - Story Of The Last 10 Years For Owners & Landlords
Category Home Owners
The cumulative inflation rate in electricity over the past decade, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI), is a "massive" 274.45%
Capetonians Encouraged To Comment On Proposed Amendments To Municipal Planning By-law
Category Home Owners
The public participation period about the proposed amendments to the Municipal Planning By-law is now heading into its second week.