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This week on Property24.com: Why South Africans are selling their homes; 2% SA property price growth forecast | What you can expect to pay in these 10 cities; and tenants' rights when landlords pass on special water levies and fixed electricity fees.
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This week on Property24.com: EAAB given strict timeline to get its affairs in order; First-time home buyers still not taking advantage of housing subsidies; and the only conditions for eviction currently under adjusted Alert Level 1.
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A note and guidelines from Allen West in answering the question as to when a deed or document must be rejected; with a submission that some hard and fast rules should be laid down for the profession and the deeds registries to be on the same page.
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This week on Property24.com: REBOSA welcomes audit of the EAAB; a foreigner's guide to buying property in South Africa; and what SA's Expropriation Bill means for property rights.
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Choose Lexis Practical Guidance Income Tax and/or Lexis Practical Guidance VAT as your comprehensive reference tools to deal with all taxation matters.
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This week on Property24.com: Rental demand 'shifts to the suburbs' with affordability top of mind; Cape Town unlikely to change - more SA name changes to be submitted; and when is the right time to start buying property?
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A new book explores the complex, multifaceted reasons behind increasingly violent industrial action Faced with an upsurge in violent strikes, employers mostly feel helpless to prevent or curb — let alone understand — what is going on.
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This week on Property24.com: Inner-city revitalisation - 3 trends shaping SA's urban residential property; Online auctions - dos and don’ts for sellers and buyers; and where have all the tenants gone?
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Fraudulent activities within the supply chain are a common risk encountered by private and public sector organisations.
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This week on Property24.com: How long properties are taking to sell; body corporate property maintenance; SONA 2021 - Key factors for SA's real estate sector; and is office property market set to be the weakest in 2021?