• Deeds office comes under fire for delays

The Cape Town Deeds Office should move into the 21st century and place the deeds registration process in digital mode...

• Old circus school land eviction battle

A group of people who have been illegally staying at the former SA National Circus School next to Hartleyvale Stadium...

• Land invasions will continue until trust is strengthened

Recently, we have witnessed an increasing number of urban land occupations in Cape Town and around South Africa....

• Prime farms on offer from Paarl auctioneers

Tenders are being invited until noon on August 28 by Home and Hectare for a prime property in the Stellenbosch...

• Advice when buying property on a single income

Single females make up the largest portion of real estate buyers in South Africa, out-purchasing both their married and...

Latest Property News

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• 5G 'excuse for eroding private property rights'

Draconian regulations are being proposed to allow 5G cellphone towers to be built on private property without the...

• EMPOWERING WOMEN TO STRIVE TOWARDS SUCCESS

Women's month presents the perfect opportunity to provide hope to those who can no longer visualise a better future for...

• Home-schooling spaces that increase resale value

Homes with their own classroom spaces are likely to become more sought-after and appreciate in value over time.

• Durban mulls new 'fire levy' to help fill empty coffers

eThekwini Municipality is contemplating the introduction of a 'fire levy' for property owners as a means of raising...

• Promising sales figures 'light at end of the tunnel'

Leading estate agencies say their latest sales figures suggest the light at the end of the tunnel for the residential...