A good credit score is linked to making all payments timeously and will affect all home loan applications and approval for buying or renting property.
Buying residential property is that it’s a fixed asset, likely to increase in value over time. Renting is often more financially viable than buying property.
The South African property market is unlikely to see any dramatic price adjustments compared to the 30% to 40% appreciation the global market is experiencing.
The best advice for anyone considering investing in property in South Africa is to have a qualified and experienced property practitioner on their team.
Owning a property in a brand-new development means that you will avoid worrying about maintenance hassles such as burst geysers or broken gutters.
Sunny beaches, vibrant cities, and exciting outdoor activities are coaxing holidaymakers to South Africa and as a result, holiday homes are flourishing.
This freehold family home features top-class finishes and open-plan living featuring a large entertainment deck and ocean views on clear days.
One of the steps you can consider, is seeking legal help from an attorney specialising in landlord-tenant law to get your rental deposit back.
Short-term rentals in Cape Town are booming as tourists arrive seeking a beautiful holiday and local families decide to semigrate.
Having plants that give off a revitalising scent is an intoxicating and unforgettable way for a buyer to experience a home viewing.
One wall kitchens are a plan that can allow for some flexibility based on the available space and how you want to utilise it.
With great excitement, we announce that Anita Conradie is the new licensee of Seeff Witbank since January 2023.
Ronel Meyer, Estate Agent for Seeff Hermanus, sponsored all the lighting for the Hermanus Netball Club for the 2022 season.
The Hermanus Bowling Club currently has 170 members, ranging from as young as 16. An event held at the club saw a total of 172 players competing.
Both inflation and interest rates significantly impact the property market, and buyers and sellers can’t afford to turn a blind eye to them.
Buyers swept up 160 luxury homes priced over R20 million on the market over the past two years. The pandemic boosted luxury home sales to over R100 million