HOAs are starting to see the light
As the HOA battle continues, there is good news with more estates
changing their policies regarding estate agents and fees.
As the HOA battle continues, there is good news with more estates
changing their policies regarding estate agents and fees.
South African home buyers are putting down bigger deposits than ever. Around 5% of home buyers are taking out personal loans to do so.
Between SONA and the Budget Speech, the general sentiment among South Africa’s real estate agents appears largely unimpressed, with a side-helping of disappointment. We delve into what Budget 2024 means for the property market.
We’ve reported extensively the issues surrounding agents paying HOA fees to operate within secure estates or gated communities. Until this week, agents have truly been caught between a rock and a hard place.
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The PPRA continues to fine agents paying HOA fees as more and more HOAs try to get around the pesky problem of undesirable business practices.
eXp Realty South Africa recently launched its online property bidding platform, eXp iBid, in partnership with PropNow.
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