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Hi there After spending several weeks abroad I realised two things: it’s really good to come home and, despite the country’s challenges, South Africa has a lot going for it. We’re firmly on the radar of global investors and that’s exciting for all South Africans and it bodes well for our residential property market. In this June issue of our newly renovated newsletter, I discuss why SA is the flavour of the month. In other news, we look at the future of the buy-to-let market, how you can earn an income from your property and we have a handy infographic you can download that takes you through the steps of the property transfer process. Happy reading!
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Buy-to-let goes upmarket
With many corporates converting underused office blocks to residential rental estate, the big opportunity in buy-to-let is very likely going to be in the upper end of the market. |
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Turn your property into a
money-maker
Owning and maintaining property is expensive, so why not use it to boost your bank balance? Here are five trending ideas on how to turn your biggest asset into an extra source of income. |
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How does the property transfer process work?
The property transfer process can be a headache or it can be smooth sailing. Our easy guide gives you nine steps about the process, so you can confidently understand the basics. |
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BBC Series turns the spotlight on Franschhoek It’s renowned as the gourmet food and wine capital of South Africa and now Franschhoek’s profile is being given an international boost on Listing Cape Town, the latest luxury property series being presented on BBC Lifestyle. |
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If you have small children and you’ve gone through the “child-proofing” process, you may think your home is a safe space, but there are many other potential hazards to address. This is particularly relevant during winter, when many families spend more time at home. |
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