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Shopping for an investment property?
31 Aug 2016
With the advent of spring, comes the inevitability of final examinations and the property market
A quick tidy up, or should you renovate before you sell?
14 Aug 2016
Quantifying the Rand value renovations might add to your home is not an exact science, however homes in which are in poor condition, and/or very dated, inevit
TRUSTEES SHOULD BE REASONABLE RE PETS IN SECTIONAL TITLE SCHEMES
29 Jul 2016
Problems around the ownership of pets are common among owners of sectional title properties, but while laws may be imposed by home owners associations
Buying to renovate in Bishopscourt
15 Jul 2016
Bishopscourt is home to some of the most valuable real estate not only in South Africa, but possibly on the continent, says Mike Greeff, CEO of Greeff Propert
Greeffie the Rhino finds a New Home
29 Jun 2016
I was recently given this beautiful painted rhino by Greeff Properties in Cape Town, in order to try and raise further money for my JuMu Rhino Trust.
Scarborough property selling prices show exceptional growth
28 Jun 2016
The average selling prices for properties in Scarborough have shown a 300% growth in five years, according to Pepita Mace of Greeff Properties Village Homes.
GLOBAL AND LOCAL GROWTH IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE
30 May 2016
Prime residential real estate continues to be immensely attractive for the worlds wealthiest individuals. According to the latest issue of Luxury Defined 2016
Estate agencies merge in healthy Kommetjie market
02 May 2016
The average selling price of properties in Kommetjie over the past twelve months has risen by 12.2 % when compared to the average selling price achieved for the
SKY High Penthouse living allure
03 Apr 2016
The Southern Suburbs is becoming home to a growing number of vertical living options as old houses and dated apartment blocks are torn down to make way for mode
REPO RATE HIKE IS LESS ABOUT DOOM AND GLOOM AND MORE ABOUT CAUTION
09 Mar 2016
The .5 repo rate hike signals a clear need for belt tightening, but this does not necessarily indicate doom and gloom for the property industry, rather it call
