The NPPC calls on the PPRA to utilise the Property Sector Transformation Fund
Transformation is at the forefront of the industry agenda again, with the NPPC listing several opportunities for the PPRA to effect real, lasting transformation.
Transformation is at the forefront of the industry agenda again, with the NPPC listing several opportunities for the PPRA to effect real, lasting transformation.
The current wage negotiation and strike has turned nasty with personal attacks against Acting CEO, Ms Ramaili.
While the general consensus is that the rate hiking cycle will likely come to an end after the recent increase this March, the cumulative effect of recent hikes has placed a serious burden on homeowners.
While all estates are certainly not created equal in terms of amenities and property prices, they do all have HOAs, many of which have capitalised on their authority.
Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi, temporary suspend CEO of the PPRA, faced a disciplinary hearing on Monday 25 July, following preliminary findings of a forensic investigation into her involvement in irregular activities as CEO of the PPRA. She will face seven charges.
The Property Practitioners Act (PPA) and regulations were promulgated just over five months ago, on 1 February 2022, in a move that was welcomed as long overdue by industry stakeholders.
She is optimistic that the new Property Practitioners Authority (PPRA) will be able to deliver on the changes set out in the new Property Practitioners Act (PPA) which came into effect at the beginning of February.
The Property Practitioners Act (PPA) came into law with effect from 1 February 2022. Section 58 of the PPA regulates arrangements between real estate agents and service providers in the real estate value chain following the conclusion of a deed of sale.