Buying commercial property isn’t always a straightforward process. It doesn’t start and end when money changes hands from the buyer to the seller. It involves a lot of legalities and the nitty-gritty paperwork. If you’re buying a commercial property for the first time or you’re not quite knowledgeable with the …
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Buying a property at an auction sale does not always mean that you are going to get a bargain. It is therefore important that you do your homework before purchasing. South Africans are not used to buying and selling residential properties using auction sales. A property that is being auctioned …
The property market has undergone huge changes during 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, but not all sectors have had the same experience. Global real estate marketplace, Wealth Migrate which allows investors to safely invest internationally, in quality opportunities for wealth preservation shares insights into how different asset …
Seems almost counter-intuitive to say that 2021 looks set to be a bumper year for the housing property market. By Carl Coetzee 30 Dec 2020 00:01 It seems almost counter-intuitive to say that 2021 looks set to be a bumper year for the housing property market, given the challenging few months we have …
COVID-19 has accelerated change in the property industry, focusing sharply on safety, socio-economic disparity, and wellness amid a backdrop of global economic uncertainty. A PWC report highlights how the year ahead will be “a crucial moment” to showcase leadership and drive change. The US report details how the pandemic has accelerated many …
Berry Everitt, CEO of the Chas Everitt International property group, says the most positive news to emerge from the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement delivered by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni today is that the economy is expected to “rebound” in the final quarter of 2020, and return to positive growth next …
It is not uncommon to misunderstand how CGT is determined and applied when it comes to the sale of your home or investment property. As the reality of these tough economic times kick in, and personal budgets reviewed, it may be that you have decided to sell your property, be that the home …
Tomorrow, 24 September 2020 is Heritage Day or National Braai Day as most South Africans have come to know, and love this Day. At Louwrens Coetzer Attorneys and Conveyancers we would like to extend a very special message to each and every South African in celebration of our heritage as …
South Africa will move to Alert Level 1 at midnight on Sunday, 20 September – and the remainder of the restrictions imposed during the past six-month lockdown under a state of disaster will be eased. While the residential property market has seen signs of an earlier than expected rebound, beyond …
Record-low interest rates, coupled with scores of distressed sellers likely to dump properties on the market in the coming months, will create a cheap entry point for would-be homebuyers With interest rates at 47-year lows and house prices expected to drop this year for the first time in a decade, …
The national lockdown has put a strain on our everyday lives. When it comes to relationships, even more so. After reading copious amounts of articles and data, many couples admit the global pandemic has forced them to re-evaluate their relationships, often choosing to separate for what ever reason. According to …
