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House Hunting 101: Simple Tips for Buying Your First Home

Buying a home is exciting! But for first-time buyers, signing the Sale Agreement (the legal contract) can feel overwhelming.

Why Every South African Property Owner Needs a Will

Category Home Owners
Owning a house, flat, or land in South Africa is important. It's a major asset with a lot of financial and personal value.

The Rental Housing Tribunal: Your Free Mediator for Residential Rental Problems

Renting a home in South Africa should be easy, but sometimes disagreements happen between a tenant and a landlord.

Buying a House for Your Children (Who Are Under 18)

Should you buy a house and put it in your young child’s name?

How and When Can You Legally Avoid Paying Transfer Duty?

When you buy a house or property, there are two main financial things you must pay besides the purchase price: Transfer Duty and Transfer Costs

Good News for Homeowners and Buyers – Prime Lending Rate now 10.25%

SARB has elected to unanimously lower the repo rate to 6.75%, effective today, 20th November 2025. Correspondingly, the prime lending rate is now 10.25%.

Municipal Liability for Trip Hazards on Public Sidewalks

The recent Western Cape High Court case, Schaefer v City of Cape Town, sets a boundary on when the City can be sued for injuries from tripping on sidewalks.

New Court Ruling Clarifies When CPA Applies to Residential Leases

Last week, South Africa's highest court for appeals, made a very important decision about rental agreements and the Consumer Protection Act (CPA).

New CSOS (Community Scheme Ombud Scheme) Services Directive - Issued 18 July 2025

In July 2025, CSOS issued a consolidated directive which now binds any and all forms of community schemes.

Your Rights as a Residential Tenant: When Can Your Landlord Walk In?

In South Africa, your landlord cannot enter your rented home without a valid reason and proper notice. Know your rights and protect your privacy today.
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