For property investors, a buy-to-let property is the most favorable strategy. Before executing other strategies, new investors often think it’s an easier choice. However, investing into a buy-to-let requires a lot of hard work. Apart from being a property investor, you now are also a landlord – which is a role that comes with a […]
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2021 will herald the largest global vaccine programme since the launch of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative of 1988. Vaccinating enough people to ensure herd immunity will be fraught with challenges. Aside from the logistical difficulty of manufacturing and distributing billions of vaccines, the threat of vaccine nationalism could become self-defeating, thwarting a recovery of
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We know that – as a country, and as property developers – we have failed to effectively and equitably utilise South Africa’s resources. Land use is illogical – based on narrow perceptions, and still subject to the legacy of colonial and apartheid spatial planning – and decidedly inequitable. We know that we have to change
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If 2020 taught us anything about life in general, it was that the only certainty is uncertainty. For property predictors, who are annually canvassed by Private Property for their take on the forthcoming year, there is some obvious caution yet optimism prevails. As a collective, the property agency heads interviewed for their 2021 predictions present
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After the end of the unprecedented 2020, Regional Director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, Adrian Goslett, looks ahead and predicts yet another year of mixed results as we continue to navigate through the aftereffects of the national lockdown and continue to battle against the pandemic. Low interest rates mean high sales volumes “Interest
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We never thought we would be seeing a sustained market rally this long after the April-May Covid Lockdown, but, says Samuel Seeff, chairman of the Seeff Property Group, it seems that South Africans are buying property as if it is a Black Friday sale. Where we had initially feared that the pent-up demand would only last
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