Vicky Goslett and Amanda Cuba fill two of the top management positions in one of the biggest real estate franchises in the country, RE/MAX of Southern Africa – coming from very different backgrounds, together they make a formidable team.
Family is very important for Liza Gillett, principal of the Jawitz Centurion office, who is herself a mother and grandmother. For her finding the right home for the right family is what residential real estate is all about.
In 2010 only 13.5% of all new residential buildings completed in South Africa were sectional title properties
The recent report by the Presidential Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture should be seen in a positive light and as something that, along with the recent drop in the repo rate, will create a good environment to buy property to diversify property assets.
Five years ago, Rene Bekker left the corporate world behind to ‘change the real estate industry’ and today she has six agents working with her in her own agency in Richards Bay.
Jo-Anne Strydom, one of SA’s few remaining independent assessors and moderators – well-known to many agents and agencies.
B-BBEE codes were introduced 23 years ago yet have largely been ineffective to deliver transformation results in South Africa’s property sector.
Whether it’s for updates on a family reunion, the exam schedule from your child’s teacher … or updates on when potential buyers will be viewing a home – WhatsApp is the preferred communication platform.
In today’s economic climate, wasting time, energy and money on a tenant that will default on payments or stop paying completely is just not an option.
The Presidential Advisory Land Reform and Agriculture Panel’s recently released report with recommendations on expropriation without compensation (EWC) received a mixed response