What happens when a buyer’s been living in their new house for a year or two when the issues start – cracks, and more cracks – all serious and structural? Can the previous owner be held liable for this, or has the buyer, now owner, waited too long?
There are two new amendments to the Employment Equity Act currently on the table, one of which goes hand in hand with changes to sectoral targets.
The 2017 Property Sector Code replaces the B-BBEE Property Sector Code. But how does the amended Code impact your agency? Webber Wentzel partner Adam Ismail unpacks the legal issues
Cape Town estate agents and auctioneers are reminded that they need to register individually for permission to use show house boards and directional signage to advertise
Although the internet is generally an all-too-easy source of personal information, and client-agent relationships elicit personal details as well, the enforcement of the Protection of
The rental housing tribunal is one of the many tools available to the property professional in South Africa and when used correctly it can provide
