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Jun

Mid-Year Property Market Review 2024: Things Are Looking Up

The property market has shown resilience in tough economic conditions this year. The second half of the year holds promise for a slow but steady recovery.

Mar

Thato Ramaili Appointed CEO of the PPRA

In the property landscape, leadership makes all the difference. Thato Ramaili has been appointed CEO of the PPRA. Here's a bit more about Ms Ramaili.

Mar

Members’ Right to Information in a Sectional Title

The Johannesburg High Court delivered an important judgment on 7 March 2024 regarding members of sectional title's right to information about the body corporate.

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Feb

Sectional Titles: What You Need To Know

The world of sectional titles offers a unique approach to property ownership. Whether buying, selling, or renting - you need to understand the basics.

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Feb

5 Tips for Buyers: Avoiding the Defect Traps

Buying property is a significant investment, and being well-informed is crucial to making a wise decision.

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Feb

5 Tips for Sellers: Here’s How to Avoid the Defect-traps

Disclosure of defects plays a critical role in ensuring a fair and transparent deal. Here are five essential tips for sellers regarding property defects.

Jan

What to Expect From the Property Market in 2024

Our property market this year is a complex, yet intriguing landscape, shaped by various economic and lifestyle factors. Keeping informed and adaptable is key to navigating this evolving space successfully.

Mar

When are noise disturbances ‘actionable’?

In a judgment handed down in the SCA on 24 November 2022, the fundamental issues relating to nuisance (specifically, noise disturbance) were reaffirmed. The question before the Court was not whether the specific noise constituted a disturbance, but rather when a disturbance would be actionable.

Mar

Demystifying Servitudes in South African Property Law

When it comes to property law, servitudes are a critical component that governs the use and enjoyment of property. Servitudes are rights that one person has over another's property, and they can either benefit or burden the owner of the property. In this blog post, Kruger Inc's Louis Kruger and Rohann Derks-Stander explain the different types of servitudes and their impact on property use and value.