Join us for To the Point with Berry Everitt, CEO of Chas Everitt International, on Wednesday, November 13th, at 11:00 to dicsuss who a franchise owner’s clients really are, what agents should expect from their franchisors, and how Proptech is changing the game.
Transformation is at the forefront of the industry agenda again, with the NPPC listing several opportunities for the PPRA to effect real, lasting transformation.
Industry leaders weigh in on the future of the local property market after the local and national elections, with many expressing cautious optimism amidst lingering economic uncertainties.
Four years on from the first lockdown, where and why we buy, and what we want from a home have changed. Bradd Bendall, CEO (interim) of BetterBond, takes a look at what the new normal might mean for the South African property market.
The NAR has agreed to pay a $418 million settlement, the case’s central issue being agents’ commissions. Does this groundbreaking agreement bode change for local estate agents?
The introduction of the PPA brought an acute focus on B-BBEE in the property sector, and two years later, we ask yet again, has the industry really transformed?
How do property professionals protect themselves and their livelihoods against restrictive and often one-sided Restraint of Trade agreements?
Over-regulation of the housing market in South Africa is discouraging the private sector from investing in formal low-cost housing projects.
Eazi agents believe that the company’s fixed fee model, with a focus on bespoke tech makes lead generation, and marketing easier. Is it time to change how you do things?
Knowledge is power for women striving to make their voices heard in the property sector, particularly in the sectional title and community schemes space, where the legislation can be a minefield. Women own more than half of the homes in South Africa, but women owners, tenants, and trustees are ignored or even bullied in what is still a largely male-dominated area.