Monday

We found 9 residential property relates articles for you to read


'Early cancellation is not breach of contract'
Incorrect terminology is sometimes used when it comes to early cancellation of leases, where landlords or estate agents refer to a 'breach of contract' in the case of a lease cancellation but in fact it is not.
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Sea Point pavilion only for public use, says city
A 15-year battle to have the Sea Point Pavilion remain a public open space came to an end yesterday with the City of Cape Town formally resolving that it could no longer be used for commercial development.
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Tuks-tuks illegal, says Cape Town
Tuk-tuks offering free rides along the Atlantic Seaboard and in the city centre are operating illegally, says the City of Cape Town.
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Move to keep repo rate down welcomed
The monetary Policy Committee recently took the welcome decision to keep the repo rate at 5 percent, as expected by many market commentators.
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Property lending lags as unsecured loans soar
The shift by banks away from mortgage finance towards unsecured lending has reduced the ability of the average South African to own a house.
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Anger over Cape urban park property development
A committee set up by the City of Cape Town five years ago to manage the Two Rivers Urban Park says it was not consulted about plans to move ahead with the mega-development.
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Loan can help sectional title owners with major expenses
Sectional title bodies corporate may not lend money, but they can borrow money under certain circumstances, says Johann le Roux, executive director of Propell.
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'Give your property that million-plus polish'
Thousands of buyers are out hunting for upgrade properties worth more than R1m at the moment, but sellers who want their attention need to present right as well as price right.
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Fines don't deter illegal property uses in Durban
Thousands of illegal businesses thrive with impunity in Durban's suburbs as red tape, too few law enforcers and clogged courts stall attempts to bring them to book.
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