Minimum wage is no ‘storm in a teacup’
The new National Minimum Wage Act has ramifications for interns, estate agents and agencies in SA’s real estate now.
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The new National Minimum Wage Act has ramifications for interns, estate agents and agencies in SA’s real estate now.
Your mandate is precious and important. Landlords should be careful who they entrust it to; agents should take measures ….
There’s no such thing as a perfect property and buyers know that as well as you do, so when selling your home, you should never give in to the temptation to conceal or be untruthful about any defects or drawbacks that you know about.
Rising municipal rates, fuel price hikes, high unemployment rates and uncertainty over high crime rates and corruption in state entities all make for a challenging sell for real estate agents.
The latest Supreme Court ruling makes allowance for community schemes to enter into partnership with estate agencies ….
In a buyer’s market fixer-upper homes could yield fine investment results to homebuyers. Property experts share advice on how to list such properties so buyers can recognise their potential.
If the owners in a specific sectional title scheme want to make new “house rules” for their scheme, it’s very important that they follow the proper procedure, says Berry Everitt, CEO of the Chas Everitt International property group.
The real estate industry is facing a perfect storm with the imminent convergence of both the National Minimum Wage Act and the soon-to-be-promulgated Property Practitioners’ Act.
According to the South African Banking Risk Information Centre, Annual Crime Statistics report for 2018, digital crime increased by 4.9% from the previous year
It is time for the previously disadvantaged majority, especially women, to step up within the real estate industry says Nondumiso Mthwa, CEO of Idwala Property Group.