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How Zoning Laws Impact Property Use & Value In South Africa

Zoning laws are a cornerstone of urban planning and land use regulation, significantly influencing the development, character and growth of cities and towns.

Young South Africans May Be Buying Fewer Homes - But They’re Making Their Property Investment Count

South Africa’s new generation of young, would-be homebuyers are eager to set foot on the property ladder

Co-Buying: A New Way For South Africans To Own Homes

With property prices climbing and economic conditions getting tougher, more South Africans are turning to co-buying as a practical way to own homes.

First-time Homebuyers - The power of choice always seal the best interest rate deal!

Buying a property is also the biggest transaction an average person will do in his or her life.

What You Need To Know About Breach & Penalty Clauses In Property Sales Agreements

When you are in the process of buying or selling property, one of the most critical documents you will encounter is the offer to purchase.

Can APS Installations Be Removed From A Property - For Property Sales & Rentals?

The Eskom energy or power crisis in South Africa led to a proliferation in alternative power supply (APS) installations or equipment to assist individuals

Can a Home Buyer's Claim Against a Home Seller For Intentionally Hidden Latent Defects, Prescribe?

Home buyers often worry about finding a latent defect in their new home, especially if the sellers have tried to conceal the flaws to sell the house.

How To Get Better Home Loan Interest Rates In South Africa

When buying a property, most property buyers prefer to simplify the process when applying for a home loan.

Renovating Your Home in South Africa: Tips for a Smooth and Affordable Process

While renovating your home can be a daunting task, following these tips can make the process easier and more affordable in South Africa:

Sellers Beware - Disclosure Of Defects On A Written Property Condition Report Is Compulsory

A latent defect is a flaw in a property that a reasonable inspection before the sale would not have revealed.
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