Whether you need to relocate fast for a job or you are trying to find your dream home in a competitive market, being able to make an informed decision quickly is a vital step to not only finding your forever home but also ensure you avoid buyer's remorse if you have to make a decision instantly. Here we take a look at 6 tips to guide you through this process....
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed how we work in South Africa, and the shift to hybrid working is demanding change in workspaces across the country. As hybrid workspaces become the norm, it is vital for landlords to optimise workplaces to accommodate the modern workforce and drive productivity....
Selling your home yourself and keeping the commission in your pocket instead of paying it to an estate agent may sound like a good idea but you should be aware of the dangers before you decide on this approach. The dangers of selling your own home, may include the following:...
South African homeowners are probably very well aware that changes to interest rates can have a significant impact on a home loan and, of course, one’s overall financial wellbeing. While a challenging economy and recent interest rate hikes may have some homeowners feeling a little worried, there are measures that can be taken to reduce the impact of these increases on your wallet....
Although you may not currently be considering the chilly days of winter, the colder months are fast approaching. Therefore, it's crucial to proactively address your home's winter maintenance to prepare for the cold ahead....
The semigration trend has seen increasing popularity ever since the pandemic made the possibility for remote working more available. The demand for better service delivery has seen the trend continue as many flock to the provinces that they think will offer a better lifestyle....
It is impossible to time the property market with total accuracy but, for those who know what to look out for, there are a few key indicators that can point to a potential change in market conditions....
With the raising of the transfer duty exemption threshold to R1.1 million with effect from the 1st March, there are plenty of reasons for first-time buyers to get into property this year, says Samuel Seeff....
“The Sheconomy is gaining momentum as women increasingly take charge of their financial independence. Although women still earn disproportionately less than men, the salary gap is narrowing, and women have more buying power than before,” says Carl Coetzee....
Apartments are among the most popular rental properties and offer excellent opportunities to build your wealth. They are often ideal for young property investors, but Samuel Seeff warns that property buyers should know that purchasing property to live in compared to property to let are two very different sides to the coin....