A digital footprint is essential to surviving in today’s competitive real estate industry. Paul Stevens, CEO of Just Property explains how their company is making digital innovations work for them while still recognising people’s need for personal interaction with a property expert.
After the initial hype over the American online hospitality service Airbnb, they see many are returning to the traditional long-term renting model says Adrian Goslett,
Landlords discriminating against tenants because of their race is what dominates the news, yet there are also other forms of discrimination, equally prohibited by law
In these tough economic times, buyers are looking for affordability and value for money and, thankfully, banks are showing greater leniency towards property finance.
Who are ‘suppliers’ under the CPA? When the Consumer Protection Act became law in April 2011, there was considerable confusion in the real estate industry
One of the most effective ways for you to compete with big name, big budget companies is to unleash the power that’s right in your
Estate agents mustn’t accept any mandate coming with discriminatory stipulations, even if the landlord/seller should insist on this. This is the right thing to do
Energy-saving and water-wise features are proving to be major selling points with a growing group of property buyers who prefer JoJo tanks and solar panels
Rebosa is embarking on a road show in May to unpack the Amended Property Sector Code in detail and to explain how BBBEE will be implemented in the property sector in terms of the Codes of Good Practice Scorecard.
The perceived lack of action against illegally trading agents and monitoring of compliance to EAAB regulations leaves many property professionals feeling helpless and frustrated, but according to the Board they are acting upon complaints.