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NSFAS calls on accommodation providers to collaborate in supporting students as it announces improvements to the accommodation claims process.
Budget cuts plus land invasions and contractors abandoning projects all impede efforts to deliver houses for all.
City of Tshwane's MMC for Housing addresses the ongoing tensions at Thembelihle Village, where evictions and financial disputes between tenants and Yeast City Housing have escalated, leaving many residents in distress.
City of Tshwane's MMC for Housing addresses the ongoing tensions at Thembelihle Village, where evictions and financial disputes between tenants and Yeast City Housing have escalated, leaving many residents in distress.
Some body corporates have begun to implement stricter short-term letting rules, and with new regulations said to be coming, this may further force owners to adopt a long-term letting strategy in future. But there are ways to navigate this as an investor.
Real estate often acts as a hedge against inflation, as property prices have the potential to rise.
The proposed change in VAT will shake up the property market significantly.
Residents of Clairwood express their concerns regarding the eThekwini Municipality’s proposal to rezone their suburb into a logistics park, citing inadequate communication and the need for further consultation.
Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso is set to meet with King Misuzulu ka Zwelithini to address ongoing concerns regarding the Ingonyama Trust Board and its recent challenges.
The Portfolio Committee on Land Reform investigates the Ingonyama Trust’s legal status following governance concerns raised by King Misuzulu’s suspension of the Trust Board.
eThekwini Municipality has approved a R1. 5 million budget for essential renovations to enhance the professional image of municipal offices and improve service delivery.
Vuyo Zungula of the African Transformation Movement urges the Minister of Public Works to reclaim hijacked and abandoned government buildings, highlighting the urgent need for solutions to crime and housing crises in South Africa.
Vuyo Zungula of the African Transformation Movement urges the Minister of Public Works to reclaim hijacked and abandoned government buildings, highlighting the urgent need for solutions to crime and housing crises in South Africa.
Emergency services respond to a devastating retaining wall collapse in Cato Manor, Durban, resulting in two fatalities and highlighting the urgent need for improved housing in informal settlements.
Explore the ongoing struggle between property owners and squatters in South Africa, highlighting the legal challenges and the need for reform.
With a varied selection of possibilities accessible, learning how to choose the most appropriate property is vital.
Landlords and tenants have rights and obligations under the Rental Housing behave and the Consumer Protection Act, and landlords cannot behave arbitrarily, particularly when dealing with tenant complaints
Tenants that are looking to secure a rental property should ensure that their credit score is in good standing.
Hot bidding expected for vacant SABC land in Durban Central on Wednesday
There has been a significant rise in fraudulent schemes where scammers pose as real estate professionals to deceive unsuspecting tenants.
KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape have seen an increase in vacancies due to increased supply and a drop in demand.
Tenants need to keep in mind that if the property is only partly destroyed but still liveable, the landlord can repair it and they continue to stay there at a lower rent.
The 64-year-old man, Ali Habsy, has also since lodged a case with police, alleging that a Prasa security officer stabbed him during the eviction.
The unemployed woman told the court that none of her siblings were willing to assist her and her mother lived far, in the Northern Cape.
Prime land in the Greyville area will be auctioned off later this month, but it is subject to land claims.