More than 60% of prospective buyers and tenants begin their property search online, while less than 5% of homes listed include actual street addresses. Potential buyers and tenants deserve to know exactly where they will be laying their roots before they visit a property. The response
Prospective buyers today know more than ever before. They have a mass of information at their fingertips, and as soon as they decide to buy in an area they study the area, using their budget to determine exactly what they should be able to get
Putting a home up for sale is daunting enough without even considering all the things you need to do before taking those first few steps of finding an agent and actually listing your home. As Adrian Goslett, regional director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa
Q Hi, I am selling my house and had to pay more than R6,000 in advance to obtain a clearance certificate which I did receive and handed to the lawyers. Must I still pay my monthly bill or do I stop it now as there must
A portfolio of six mixed-use buildings in the Joburg CBD, a staff compliment of close to 100 people, a management book of 90 properties, plans to increase expansion to the rest of Gauteng and eventually reach national level. It’s hard to believe that Solomon “Solly”
We received a question from a first-time seller feeling anxious over the decision to attempt selling her home privately. Q "What is the process, especially if no bond is owed? Is it even wise to sell privately or should I rather use an agent? Does a purchaser
Selling your home is like filling up your car, right? We should all know exactly where to begin and what to expect; and if not there is a gap in your knowledge of the world and everything in it. Wrong! Deciding to put your first home
The Property Buyer Show has released a list of the big players in the industry that will be involved with the show, taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from 8 to 9 April, as event sponsors. The impressive list of sponsors ranges from
Live Easy, an innovative residential property business, has developed a solution to the dire shortage of rental accommodation available to those able to pay between R2,000 and R3,000 a month. Often urbanites earning entry- to mid-level salaries are forced to live in unsavoury and overcrowded conditions
In recent years more and more South Africans have embraced the concept of hive living, with multi-generational households becoming a familiar concept in many suburbs. This trend is driven to a large extent, by the fact that higher living costs, coupled with rising property prices have