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Parking Wars: Can Your Neighbour Block Driveway Access to Your Garage?

A recent court case in Cape Town has shed light on a common neighbour problem: parking disputes when a shared driveway is involved.

Can You Airbnb Your Home or Apartment in a Complex? What the Law Says.

Category Home Owners
You might have heard the saying: “Landlords grow rich in their sleep.

Dealing with Loud Neighbours During the Festive Season

A noise dispute happens when sounds from next door stop you from living normally in your own home.

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.
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