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1.5KNegotiating lockdown’s knock-on effects
WORDS: HELÉNE MEISSENHEIMER :: PHOTOS: SUPPLIED The real estate sector was particularly hard hit during the lockdown because most estate…
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1.8KTalking property with Minister Lindiwe Sisulu
WORDS: DEBBIE LOOTS :: PHOTOS: SUPPLIED After having being unable to trade for just over two months during Levels 4…
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2.2KThe Digital Difference
WORDS & IMAGES: SUPPLIED Understanding that buying or selling a home is a major decision for anyone – being a…
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1.6KSeriously, Safety First
WORDS: HELENE MEISSENHEIMER • IMAGES: SHUTTERSTOCK As with many other businesses, the real estate sector opened its doors and has…
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1.3KRentals, Long and Short
WORDS: SUPPLIED • IMAGE: SHUTTERSTOCK It will be a while before Airbnbs and short-term holiday letting will be in full…
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1.1KRental Market calls for Progressive Thinking
WORDS: MARANA BRAND IMAGES: SHUTTERSTOCK With more tenants struggling to pay their monthly rent, changes are undoubtedly on the cards…
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1.0KSocial distancing is changing homeowners’ needs
The growing possibility that a life with some form of lockdown restrictions, face masks and social distancing may well persist into 2021...
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1.2KIt’s all systems go… almost
It was a joyous turn of events for the real estate sector to be granted permission to leave their offices to sell...
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2.2KHow will the EAAB assist estate agents in Level 3?
MAIN IMAGE: Mamodupi Mohlala, CEO EAAB; Oscar Mangole, EAAB Covid-19 compliance officer. In this uncertain time of ‘new normal’ and…
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1.7KPermits and other real estate questions in Level 3
MAIN IMAGE: Maryna Botha, STBB director; Lavashnee, Mandry, senior associate Adams and Adams. The good news is that from 1…
