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Can Businesses Avoid the CPA (Consumer Protection Act) With Rental Leases?

South Africa’s Consumer Protection Act (CPA) is designed to protect everyday people from unfair business practices.

Finding a Rental in the Western Cape: A Tenant’s Survival Guide

If you’re looking for a house or an apartment to rent in the Western Cape, you know the struggle

Understanding the Role of a Trustee in a Body Corporate

If you live in a sectional title complex, the "Body Corporate" is the group that manages the building.

19% Of Residential Property Buyers In South Africa Relocated To A Different Province during 2025

Families, retirees, and young professionals who work remotely were among those who packed up city life and headed for smaller towns in 2025

Does the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) Apply to Your Residential Rental Lease?

This is important for both landlords and tenants, as it determines which rules apply if a lease needs to be ended early.

The Rise of Rentvesting: A New Path to Property Wealth

For previous generations the property journey followed a predictable path.

Buyer Beware: When A Property Defect Is The Buyer's Problem

There’s an old saying: "A buyer needs a hundred eyes, but a seller needs none.

Lied to When Buying a House? Here Are Your Rights

What happens if a property seller gives you false information just to get you to sign on the dotted line?

Roodepoort Residential Property Market Report 2025 - R5.56 Billion Sales

The Roodepoort residential real estate market recorded a highly active and high-volume year in 2025, generating a total of R5.56 billion in combined residential

No More Estate Fines By HOA's or Body Corporates - Without Warning

If you live in a complex, estate, or sectional title development in South Africa, you’ve probably seen it happen: a sudden fine on your levy statement
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