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Choose Your Agent Carefully
A fascinating article recently appeared on an American webpage that discussed how much more property veteran estate agents sold. In the report it was stated that experienced agents in that country sell homes for approximately ...
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Lea Jacobs
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13 Nov 2013
Maboneng Adds Backpackers To The Mix
Maboneng, a mixed use precinct which has taken root within the gritty boundaries of Johannesburg’s infamous inner city, has once again broken new ground.
Once the uncontested domain of numerous ‘bad buildings’ and some of ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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13 Nov 2013
Check All of the Facts
Buyers and sellers should never take a ‘one size fits all’ view of the property market. News reports are constantly being released discussing the property market in general and how certain areas are once again basking in the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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13 Nov 2013
It’s A Slippery Slope
We’ve all seen the scenes in James Bond movies where our favourite agent (spy, not real estate) escapes the gun toting evil henchman by skiing down a mountain. Despite heavy gunfire and plenty of rocks, trees and crevices that ...
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Shaun Wewege
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13 Nov 2013
Keeping track of your property options
While finding the ideal home may sound like a relatively easy process, it may take a little more time and effort than buyers expect, especially if it’s not handled in the correct manner.
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Adrian Goslett
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13 Nov 2013
E-tolls Force Developers To Change Their Game Plan
The introduction of e-tolls to major national roads in Gauteng has forced property developers to re-think their game plan. Given the huge resistance to e-tolls, developers are predicting that traffic volumes on alternative ...
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Press
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12 Nov 2013
Credit Amnesty Gets Personal
Although not yet gazetted, government’s approval of a credit amnesty is due before yearend. Once the proposed bill, which was initiated by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the National Credit Regulator (NCR) is ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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12 Nov 2013
Strong rental demand In Umhlanga
Over the years the upmarket suburb of Umhlanga on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast has experienced unprecedented, explosive growth..
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Press
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12 Nov 2013
Sole mandates: are they worthwhile?
Many sellers shy away from signing a sole mandate as they are worried that putting all their eggs into one basket may reduce their odds of finding a buyer..
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RE/MAX
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07 Nov 2013
Why Not Put Your Entire Year-End Bonus Into Your Bond?
The last two or three months have seen almost all international financial analysts revising their forecasts downwards for the next 12 months.
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Rawson
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07 Nov 2013