Fully-qualified, professional estate agents have all the right knowledge and tools at their disposal to sell a property and to achieve the best possible price in the shortest possible time.
The proposed amendments to the labour laws will directly affect the property industry.
Reading the fine print and ensuring that every eventuality is covered in an agreement of sale is one of the most crucial aspects of buying or selling property.
South Africans are not known as a nation of savers, in fact more often than not the opposite is true.
Seeff Property Expo of New Developments to be Held at Sandton City Banking Mall, 22-28 February.
The news that the transfer duty threshold has been increased from R500,000 to R600,000 can only be good for first-time and entry-level buyers.
The transformation process may have got off to a slow start, but things are going to start heating up in the real estate industry with a proposed new Property Charter on the cards.
First National Bank’s (FNB) recently released 4th Quarter 2010 Estate Agent Survey shows that the property market ended last year on a better note than 2009.
The best way to increase your chances of a successful sale is to ensure that your property is priced correctly right from the start.
