With less than 50 days to go to meet the compliance requirements of the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) – how ready are SA’s community housing schemes?
South Africa’s rental housing scene will see major change once the Rental Housing Amendment Act 35 of 2014 is gazetted into law, notably with more obligations on landlords and more rights for tenants.
Businesses have until 01 July to become compliant with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), but it is important to note that certain regulations will come into effect sooner.
The real estate industry is a tricky business – it is in the best interest of the industry that intern agents receive proper mentorship and supervision yet often this is not the case. What should [...]
One of the biggest challenges to transform the real estate industry maybe one which is self-inflicted. There are instances where our credibility within our own estate agencies, as well as within [...]
One of the key questions for the real estate industry is whether the regulations to enact the Property Practitioners Act will simplify the onerous training requirements imposed on all prospective [...]
It is one year since the real estate industry with the rest of the country was thrown into a hard lockdown. The residential real estate sector surprised all by emerging as one of the sectors that [...]
The EAAB at long last broke its silence over the Gauteng High Court judgement in respect of the urgent court application brought by Rebosa to compel the regulator to comply with its mandatory [...]
The Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB) has been ordered to issue without delay all outstanding fidelity fund certificates (FFCs) to the applicants listed in the urgent court order brought by Rebosa.
Rebosa welcomes the forensic audit of the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB) as ordered by Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu as a step in the right direction.
