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  • Budget speech is hailed as ‘good news’ for the property market

    SEEFF chairperson, Samuel Seeff has hailed finance minister, Pravin Gordhan's 2014 "good news" budget as positive for the housing market.

  • Selling? Flip side of overpricing property

    EVEN in the current residential market, with demand rising steadily and qualified buyers starting to outnumber sellers in many areas,…

  • Pros and cons of a fixed interest rate

    WITH the recent rise in interest rate, albeit low, some homeowners may be contemplating fixing the rate on their bond.

  • Ideas to jazz up your patio

    A PATIO is the perfect place for entertaining family and friends, a place to dine al fresco, and a place…

  • Deceased estates frozen for long time

    WHEN dealing with the transfer of deceased estates there is often a variety of hurdles and taxes that need to…

  • Look out for any ‘right to extend’ when buying a sectional title property

    WHEN a new sectional title (ST) complex is launched, the developer can elect to build fewer units than may be…

  • The costs of buying

    FINALLY found your dream house and want to make an offer? Concerned about the costs that you need to take…

  • Some weird, wonderful houses

    BECAUSE we are all unique, we like to think our homes are too. We hope that our personalities will shine…

  • Delinquent tenants – know your rights

    JUST as tough economic times have had their impact on the housing market and those looking to own property, it…

  • Rate hike could hit the market hard

    MANY South African economists, having frankly admitted that they did not expect the South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee…

  • Young guns set sights on ownership

    AROUND the world, young working people are increasingly attracted to home ownership rather than renting

  • Sigbare sekuriteit bly ‘n pluspunt

    IN die heersende eiendomsmark waar voorstedelike huise toenemend met eiendomme in veiligheidskomplekse en afgesperde landgoedere moet meeding, is goeie, en…

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