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Can A Foreign Company Buy A Property In South Africa?

When buying property in South Africa, foreign companies need to consider specific legal requirements

CPA's (Consumer Protection Act) Applicability On Notice Periods For Residential Rental Leases

If you've ever rented a property, you might have found yourself in a situation where the landlord sells the property while you're still under lease

Branches Hanging Over Wall Make Bad Neighbours

Under South African law, the regulation of disputes between neighbours is undergirded by the reasonableness standard.

Do You Lose Your Property When Your Spouse Is Declared Insolvent?

Undoubtedly, insolvency have significant financial consequences for married couples, irrespective of their marital regime

Beyond the 100% commission : What estate agents need to know about CCH

Agents often focus on the commission split when deciding to join a real estate company or move to a different estate agency.

99-Year Leases over Agricultural Land

The use of 99-year leases for agricultural land has become increasingly significant in South Africa.

A First-Time Home Buyer's Guide to No-Deposit Home Loans

When purchasing your first home in South Africa, understanding the various financial options available is crucial.

Property Sales and the Voetstoots Clause - Latent and Patent Defects

There are basically two kinds of defects which can manifest themselves in a property namely latent defects and patent defects.

Randburg Residential Property Market Report

Randburg was founded in 1959 from 32 residential suburbs, including Linden, Bromhof, Cresta, Darrenwood, Fairlands, Northriding, Northwold, and Olivedale.

Retirement Property Market In South Africa - Rising Demand For Property

South Africa’s formal retirement property market, accommodating 2% or 44 000 households in 650 retirement villages and properties
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