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Articles published in July 2005

 
Retirement village renting
06 Jul 2005
People facing retirement these days appear to have much more choice when it comes to deciding where they will live, with a wide range of sectional title complexes, estates and retirement villages providing attractive alternatives to the...

Rents rising fastest in Durban
07 Jul 2005
Residential property investors who take a long-term view will see their incomes compound over the next decade.

New rates plan tough to implement
08 Jul 2005
There have to be serious doubts about the practicalities of implementing the new Municipal Property Rates Act, which is aimed at creating a standard method of calculating rates in all of the country's 284 municipalities.

The problems with fee-based service
11 Jul 2005
There has been much discussion in recent months about the possibility of estate agents switching from the commission system to a fee-based system in which they charge specific amounts for specific tasks.

Moving in means being involved
14 Jul 2005
Homeowners in new sectional title developments should be prepared to play a part in running the scheme from the day they or their tenants move in – unless they want to risk financial loss.

No relief after all for ST owners
15 Jul 2005
Sectional title owners have been deprived of one of the major benefits that were expected to ensue from the latest changes to the Sectional Titles Act.

Clearance process going electronic
17 Jul 2005
Moves are afoot to overcome the current long delays in obtaining the municipal rates clearance figures and certificates required for property transfers.

Guard against 'flipping'
20 Jul 2005
As the residential property market shifts gears, sellers need to guard against an unhealthy real estate practice known as "flipping".

ST 'better for first-time buyers'
27 Jul 2005
Sectional title homes are generally a better option for first-time buyers than freehold homes in cluster developments or estates.

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