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Thinking of selling? Don’t wait for further rate cuts

Sellers should not wait for further interest rate cuts before selling as the market is particularly favourable despite recent shifts.

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How PropTech is advancing real estate even during the Lockdown

How PropTech is advancing real estate even during the Lockdown

Selling in a buyer's market? You need to think like a buyer

Selling in a buyer's market? You need to think like a buyer

Rentals in the time of COVID-19

Rentals in the time of COVID-19

Important aspects when selling a property with an existing lease agreement

Important aspects when selling a property with an existing lease agreement

Development opportunities

Development opportunities

Covid-19 - How we will be operating | The business of selling houses goes on

Covid-19 - How we will be operating | The business of selling houses goes on

Woodstock and Observatory Improvement Districts provide a vital service intervention and add value

Woodstock and Observatory Improvement Districts provide a vital service intervention and add value

Greening features becoming imperatives as load shedding persists for next two years

Greening features becoming imperatives as load shedding persists for next two years

Property market improves, but still largely buyers who control the market

Property market improves, but still largely buyers who control the market

Sales Review: July - December 2019

Sales Review: July - December 2019

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