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Organisation at Home
In the current market, buyers may have to lower their standards a little and realise the 3 bedroom flat is more financially viable than the 4 bedroom house on the hill.
As a result, space can become a premium in the ...
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Doug Mattushek
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03 Jul 2012
The Trouble with Getting Divorced...
There are times when it really is better for the seller to leave the job completely in the estate agents hands and leave the property when prospective buyers come to view.
There are a number of reasons that people sell ...
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Lea Jacobs
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28 Jun 2012
Millennia Park Receives First Green Star SA Certification
The Millennia Park office building in Stellenbosch has been awarded a 5 Star Green Star SA Office v1 ‘Design’ certification by the Green Building Council of South Africa (GBCSA) making it the first refurbished building in South ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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28 Jun 2012
Balcony leakages
Balconies are a huge asset in any sectional title scheme, but they have an inconvenient tendency to leak rainwater onto balconies or units below, and this can all too often result in damages to several units. What is more, the ...
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Michael Bauer
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28 Jun 2012
Bank on a home inspection
The home inspection industry is presently unregulated in South Africa and as with anything that isn’t regulated, is open to abuse. While there are many reputable companies out there who employ the right people, there are ...
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Cathy Nolan
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28 Jun 2012
Sectional title maintenance
If there is one issue which can be almost guaranteed to raise temperatures among sectional title property owners, it is the question of who is responsible for the maintenance of the three different types of property in sectional ...
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Michael Bauer
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28 Jun 2012
Unruly tenants will attract fines
One of the things that owners of sectional title units can find particularly difficult to accept, especially if they live far away from the scheme in which they have invested, is that they are, in terms of Prescribed Management ...
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Michael Bauer
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28 Jun 2012
Property Market Not Out of the Woods Yet
Despite efforts to the contrary, the Eurozone crisis is still just that: a crisis. Typically, people associate a crisis with a temporary or fleeting state of affairs which swings definitively in one direction or another. Not so ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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26 Jun 2012
London 2012 – Going For Green
An event the size of a world cup soccer tournament or Olypmic Games comes under a great deal of scrutiny from a number of sources. Are such events worth the tax spend? Do they create enough work? Will there be a sustained ...
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Shaun Wewege
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26 Jun 2012
Small Village Beauty at Haga Haga
The quiet Wild Coast seaside village of Haga Haga is located within close proximity of the Eastern Cape border, and approximately 75 km from East London.
As a member of the Great Kei Municipality, it sits along one of the ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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26 Jun 2012
