Selling Advice

Constantly evolving regulations, a fluctuating market, ever-changing neighbourhoods… the property market is a constantly-moving industry that requires expert insight and knowledge. Private Property provides the latest news and advice on everything property related for all sides of the spectrum. In our one-stop Property Advice portal, you can find:

TPN announces resignation of CEO Michelle Dickens
News

TPN announces resignation of CEO Michelle Dickens

Michelle Dickens, co-founder and CEO of TPN Credit Bureau has resigned.

Industry views on the 2022 National Budget
News

Industry views on the 2022 National Budget

A concise and to-the-point Budget delivers some good news for consumers.

Budget 2022: Did it move you?
News

Budget 2022: Did it move you?

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana presented the 2022 budget. What are the key focus areas?

Kerb appeal tips for flats and townhouses
Lifestyle and Decor

Kerb appeal tips for flats and townhouses

Essential tips for flat and townhouse owners who want to sell fast.

Proven tips for successful property practitioners
Agent Advice

Proven tips for successful property practitioners

Tried and tested tricks of the trade will give you more sales, referrals and leads.

Why low levies might be a red flag
Property Advice

Why low levies might be a red flag

A low sectional title levy is not necessarily a good thing. What do low levies point to?

How long it takes to sell a home in SA
Property Advice

How long it takes to sell a home in SA

Selling a home is a process which can sometimes take long to get finalised. How long is this process in South Africa?

Private property brings you the real estate industry summit
News

Private property brings you the real estate industry summit

The new Property Practitioners Act is now an important law. The round table summit will highlight how it affects the property industry.

14 expert tips to speed up a property sale
Property Advice

14 expert tips to speed up a property sale

Selling your home quickly provides a number of benefits. How should this be done?