Can your agency become BEE compliant in 17 months?
Real estate businesses with more than R2.5 million in annual turnover must become BEE compliant by 2025 or risk not being able to renew their FFCs.
Real estate businesses with more than R2.5 million in annual turnover must become BEE compliant by 2025 or risk not being able to renew their FFCs.
The introduction of the PPA brought an acute focus on B-BBEE in the property sector, and two years later, we ask yet again, has the industry really transformed?
Home buying activity levels have slowed in the current high-interest rate environment, but several key indicators point to a residential property market poised for a gradual recovery.
Inspections are a crucial safeguard for everyone involved. They protect both the landlord and tenant while making it easier to avoid arguments and blame-shifting.
Theo Mseka brings a global perspective to his new role and intends to impart fresh energy to every aspect of the business, from product development and technology to marketing and sales initiatives.
The simple truth of today’s property management landscape is that cobbling multiple, disparate solutions together just doesn’t cut it anymore.
Could this be the end of undesirable business practices? Senior counsel George Kairinos’ legal opinion heralds big changes for HOAs.
The latest BetterBond Property Brief shows there’s some good news for property in the Eastern Cape, and a marginal increase of the average bond value.
Real estate group Chas Everitt International launches the Chas Everitt Luxury website, aimed at setting a new standard in luxury real estate.
Soweto is no longer viewed as simply comprising low-cost housing; its offerings range from shacks to multi-million Rand homes, among them a large portfolio of rentals.
Only Realty’s Grant Smee talks acquisition strategy (12 real estate companies in three years), expanding offshore, and the importance of collaboration.