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The good news is that from 1 June real estate agents are among the businesses that may again operate, but it is not back to business as usual. Estate agents have many questions that apply to selling homes in the ‘new normal’ of Alert Level 3.
South Africa and the real estate industry finally have one representative body, the National Property Practitioners Council (NPPC), representing the best interests of the vast majority of estate agents.
MAIN IMAGE: Samuel Seeff, chairman Seeff Property Group; Jacqui Savage, Rawson national rentals manager; Johette Smuts, PayProp head of data and analytics; Gary Palmer, CEO Paragon Lending Solutions. Marana Brand With many people struggling to make ends meet and job security under threat, renting may prove more popular than buying, while some tenants will downgrade. […]
In this uncertain time of ‘new normal’ and adapting to working with face masks, carrying permits and hand sanitizers, estate agents are asking where is the Estate Agency Affairs Board in offering guidance and support? CEO Mamodup Mohlala gives some answers.
The global pandemic has left many in financially challenging positions. The current economic circumstances have affected many jobs and weighed heavily on people’s income.
The Covid-19 crisis united South Africa’s real estate sector as never before in our history and the hard work has perhaps paid off – on Monday 1 June all property professionals may once again go outside to sell properties on condition of adhering to strict safety protocols to keep them and the buyers and sellers safe from infection with the novel coronavirus.
