The South African property market has faced a mix of challenges and opportunities in recent years. While rising interest rates and economic uncertainty have made some buyers more cautious, there are still significant opportunities, especially in suburban and rural areas.
Sellers should therefore trust their agent as far as their advice regarding the price is concerned. There is inevitably a level of negotiation involved before a final sale is concluded, but if the seller is stubborn on the price, it might put the buyer off and sink the deal.
Real estate agents must adhere to various standards, including those set by the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA), the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) and other relevant regulations governing consumer protection and data privacy. Adherence to these standards reflects our commitment to ethical practice and professional responsibility.
Having spent a decade honing my real estate expertise in the bustling districts of London, from Wimbledon to Chelsea, I’ve returned to my South African roots as the manager of Property Tree in Hartbeespoort. The breathtaking natural wonders that surround this area, coupled with its burgeoning property scene, make it an absolute gem for homeowners and investors alike. Let’s explore why Hartbeespoort’s buying and selling market is booming.
Written collaboratively by: Kevin Mountjoy {Ooba Cradle} & Tenique Naudé {Pam Golding Properties Hartbeespoort}. Amid
Amid rising electricity tariffs and unprecedented loadshedding in 2023, homeowners are turning their gaze toward the sun for energy solutions. Solar power has rapidly transformed into a beacon of hope for many homeowners seeking sustainability, savings in electricity costs, and a brighter future for their homes. Picture your home, bathed in the gentle glow of the sun, powering itself while reducing your carbon footprint.
Before venturing into real estate, Henk had a full-time career in rugby, playing for teams such as the Bulls, Lions, Ep Kings, and Pumas. His sports background instilled essential life lessons about teamwork and the value of hard work, principles he applies to his business.
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According to Seeff, house sales may even increase during winter. However, this is still dependent on the market and economy.
“While there are seasonal trends and sales dip over the winter school holiday season in some areas, there is no overall trend. Each area differs,” says Samuel Seeff, Chairman of the Seeff Property Group.
According to predictions made by Lightstone Property, the Hartbeespoort property market grew significantly over the past
If you’re ready to get your first property, Seeff offers advice on whether you should buy or rent.
Investing in commercial real estate can be an exciting and lucrative endeavour. Whether you are thinking about investing in premises for your own business or planning to let space out to other businesses, property is always a great addition to your investment portfolio. Seeff Hartbeespoort & Surrounding Areas takes a look at some of the factors to consider before making your first commercial or industrial property investment.
Despite mounting economic challenges and rising interest rates, the Hartbeespoort and Brits property market remains stable. In fact, Seeff has enjoyed a record year with over R200 million in sales with our turnover up by 120% compared to 2021.
Apply these tips from Donna Nass to take your dining room to the next level, at little to no cost with Seeff.
By Donna Nass (Seeff Harties & Brits)
Despite the economic turbulence in South Africa, the repo rate has remained two percentage points lower than it was before the pandemic’s onset in mid-March 2020.
Any seller will obviously want to maximize on the selling price of his / her property, but the reality is that the true market value of a property cannot be based on the aforementioned.
By Donna Nass
Licensee of Seeff Hartbeespoort
& Surrounding Area’s
The Life team interviews Johan Van Der Walt
As buyers and investors flock to Hartbeespoort, the property market ‘s performance has exploded over the last two years with turnovers last year up by over 50% on the prior year.
In the previous issue, I gave an historical perspective of estate living in South Africa including the role players in the Homeowners Associations HOA and educational options for directors and staff. In this issue I would like to touch on the sustainability of estates and the lifestyles that estates provide for their residents. By Johan Kruger
In my previous articles, I wrote about that the Roles and Players in an Estates’ Homeowners Association. In this article I would like to share my thoughts and suggestions on education for Directors and Staff in an Estates’ Homeowners Association. By Johan Kruger
