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In the wake of the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) declared a national disaster in South Africa, there is little chance of business as usual for anyone. However, people still need homes, so local estate agencies have to find creative ways to provide the services their clients need.
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Coronavirus: Know your employment rights The COVID – 19 (or “Coronavirus”) is spreading. Employers and employees have a role to play in limiting its impact. In this alert, we answer some of the most pressing questions that have been asked over the past few days.
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Speakers Corner The country’s biggest property portal recently announced their annual subscription price increase – a matter that evoked a lot of response from estate agents.
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Be on the lookout for money launderers The property sector can be appealing for criminals. Through a property purchase or two, criminals can dispense with fairly large amounts of their proceeds. In this way, and with relative ease, they can legitimise their proceeds, and at the same time, ‘clean’ their money through the financial system.
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Coronavirus: Black swan event for property sector? The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is a black swan event for the property sector, but not all tenants in South Africa will see the doom and gloom.
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